Odisha Man Arrested For Slapping Daughter To Death
A 30-year-old man was arrested from Koraput district of Odisha for slapping his six-year-old daughter to death and then burying her body. The girl was a class 1 student.
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Minor Tribal Girl Raped At OAS Officer’s Residence In Bhubaneswar: Report
A senior officer of the Balichandrapur Police Station said that the police have registered a case under the relevant sections of IPC and POCSO Act.
Dutee Chand Receives ‘Out-of-turn Promotion’ From Odisha CM
“I got Promotion in my job at Odisha Mining Corporation,” Dutee Chand tweeted
25 Tribal Women In Odisha Come Together To Quash Menstrual Taboos
The group is known as the ‘Bada Didi’ group and consists of women from Paraja, Koya, Bhumia, Kui Kandha, and Bonda tribal groups.
Two Women Migrant Workers Give Birth While Travelling In Shramik Trains
One of the women was returning to her hometown in a Balangir-bound train gave birth to a baby girl. Another woman was travelling in a Shramik Special train and gave birth to a baby while being taken to a hospital at Jharsuguda.
Odisha: Women On The Frontline In The Fight Against COVID-19
Odisha’s top medical institutes that are responsible for COVID-19 testing are being led by women.
Five Transgenders Persons Appointed At Odisha Hospital
The Malkangiri district administration has appointed Durga, Sonali, Tushar, Kailash and Hial as security guards at the District Headquarters Hospital (DHH) in the initial phase.
Anupriya Madhumita Lakra: First Tribal Woman To Fly A Commercial Plane
Anupriya Madhumita Lakra, a native of naxal affected Malkangiri district of Odisha, is now a pilot. She became the first tribal from the state to become a commercial pilot.
Sprinter Dutee Chand Furious Over Misogynistic Poster Of Odia Film
Tatwa Prakash Satapathy aka Papu Pom Pom features in an upcoming Odia film Mr Kanheiya and the poster shows seven women tied to seven leashes held by him.
Meet Sumitra Nayak. Escaped Abuse To Lead India Rugby Team
Sumitra Nayak popularly called ‘Rugby Rani’ at her native place, is all set to lead the Indian women’s team. The other four players who are selected from Odisha are Ranjani Sabar, Soni Mandangi, Parbati Kisku and Lija Sardar.
