Jobs
Odisha Government Announces 22,896 Group C Posts for 2025, Deadline by August 31
The Odisha government is recruiting 22,896 Group C positions for 2025. This article breaks down everything you need to know to apply, including eligibility, departments, application process, and more. Make sure to apply before August 31, 2025, to take advantage of this great opportunity!
Dy CM KV Highlights Odisha’s Success in Sustainable and Organic Agriculture
Odisha's government is highlighting major advancements in Odisha's sustainable agriculture, driven by its successful Millets Mission and an expanding organic farming program. These initiatives aim to boost farmer income, enhance food security, and build climate resilience across the state.
Rourkela Consumers Face Sticker Shock as Monsoon Drives Up Veggie Costs
Heavy monsoon rains have caused a sharp increase in Rourkela vegetable prices, straining household budgets. The surge is attributed to widespread supply chain disruption and crop damage, highlighting the region's vulnerability to seasonal weather patterns and food inflation.
IAF Agniveer Vayu Rally in Mayurbhanj from Aug 27: Full Details for Odisha Aspirants
The Indian Air Force will conduct an IAF Agniveer Vayu recruitment rally in Mayurbhanj, Odisha, from August 27 to September 4, 2025. This drive targets eligible candidates from 12 states under the Agnipath scheme, offering a four-year service tenure with opportunities for integration into the regular cadre.
RRB NTPC UG Exam Looms: Is Your Admit Card Out? Don’t Miss RRB Bhubaneswar’s Mock Test!
The RRB NTPC UG exam is approaching, with admit card releases anticipated. Candidates are urged to utilize the mock test facility launched by RRB Bhubaneswar. This critical tool helps aspirants familiarize themselves with the online exam interface, practice time management, and understand question patterns, aiding their final preparations for the competitive Railway Recruitment Board Non-Technical Popular Categories Undergraduate examination.
Odisha BSE Vice President Linked to OTET Leak, Arrested by Crime Branch
The Odisha Crime Branch has arrested Nihar Ranjan Mohanty, Vice President of the Board of Secondary Education (BSE) Odisha, in connection with the widespread Odisha Teacher Eligibility Test (OTET) question paper leak. This significant development follows extensive investigation into the scandal that led to the examination's cancellation.
Legal Challenges Force OSSSC to Scrap RI, ARI, and ICDS Supervisor Exams
The cancellation of the OSSSC RI, ARI, and ICDS Supervisor exams due to legal challenges has affected thousands of candidates, but a fresh recruitment process is underway. Find out everything you need to know, from new exam dates to eligibility details. Stay updated, stay prepared, and get ready for your second chance!
13 Vice Chancellor Positions, 350 Senior Academics: A Fierce Contest Unfolds in Odisha Universities!
The intense competition for 13 Vice-Chancellor positions in Odisha universities involves 342 senior academics. With universities like Utkal and Ravenshaw in the mix, the selection process is crucial for the future of higher education in the state. This article explores the importance of the role, the application process, and what’s at stake for students and academics alike.
Hindalco’s Apparel Units in Keonjhar and Sambalpur to Provide 2,400 Employment Opportunities
Hindalco is set to invest ₹200 crore in establishing apparel manufacturing units in Odisha’s Keonjhar and Sambalpur districts, creating 2,400 direct job opportunities. This move aligns with Odisha’s ambition to become a leading textile hub in Eastern India. Supported by the state government’s employment subsidies and skill development programs, this initiative promises significant socio-economic benefits and opens doors for professionals in the textile sector.
OSP, IRB Appointees Call for Immediate Joining or Mass Demonstration
Over 1,800 recruits for the Odisha Special Police and Indian Reserve Battalion are facing delays in joining duty, despite receiving appointment letters months ago. The situation has led to frustration, with recruits threatening mass demonstrations unless their demands for immediate induction are met. The government must provide clarity and action to resolve this issue.
