Punchandra Khil, who was working as a field officer in the office of (Ras)NGO organization located in front of Padua police station, Nandpur block, Koraput district, died prematurely today. According to the information, Ashakiran took him to the hospital knowing that there was a sudden chest injury at night.
Shankar Pangi’s report from Nandpur
A happy atmosphere can be seen as a new guest has arrived in the family. Just like today means on 26th of October in the house of former ward member of Gopalpur Panchayat Bendajhola village Mr. Sabi Naik’s eldest son Shalvi Naik and his wife Mrs. Kumari Naik, a happy atmosphere was seen today. The ward member celebrated his grandson’s birthday for the first time at his daughter-in-law’s house and enjoyed the day. Grandson Debens’ first birthday and a bit of parenting. On this occasion, friends, relatives and all the family members were present and gathered for the feast. The senior citizens blessed Dibens and gave him various gifts wishing him a bright future.
Manas Kumar Naik’s report from Bhavanipatna, Kalahandi district, Fast News Odisha
Baripadar 26/10/25 Rikh district representative Gaur Dasgiri, a district meeting was held today on behalf of Hindu Jagran Manch Mayurbhanj district at Baripadar stadium conference hall. Hindu Jagran Manch Odisha Eastern Desert Organization Editor Mr. Tanmay Kumar Das was the Chief Guest and District Coordinator Mr. Jagdish Mahakud was present. And Mr. Chinmay Barik was managing the stage. 1- Niranjan Mohanty as the district coordinator of the district committee. 2- Bishnupad Nath, 3- Sanjay Kumar Sahu was given responsibility. This organization of Hindu Jagran Manch has been running since 1980. Today Hindu society is sleeping. In the past, the Mughals came and started destroying the Hindus. Later, the Irish also engaged in that work. Later, the Congress government began to divide the Hindus. Today Hindu Gita Bhagwat is not seen at home, wrapped in red cloth and worshiped. Hindus today are ignorant of their religion. After all, mother, grandmother, mother no one has time to teach Puran Bhagavat to the child, everyone is busy with mobile, TV. There is no more Bhagwat Tungi in the village. The family of youth has been broken up and turned into a single family. The family teaches the children to follow only money. And if the child does not listen to the gossip, he has forgotten his duty to his father and mother. Today, if the child is working abroad, there is no time to give even water to the parents at the time of their death. Now mothers and aunts are unable to teach their children properly if they have time and fall behind their mobile phones. Now, love language is going on very much in our country. But Hinduism says “Ayam nij par beti sananu laghu chetasam udar charitnam tu basudha eb kutumbakam” Today’s Hindu needs to be taught about his god his Vedas Upanishad Dharma Granth. There is a need to protect the safety and dignity of women in this organization. Today, there is only one religion where women are held in high esteem, where women are respected as mothers and sisters
Baripada – Date:- 26/10/2025 Rikh The rugby football competition of both boys and girls under the age of 14 and 17 years under the age of 14 and under 17 years of Mayurbhanj district was held at the playground of Punchandrapur Government High Primary School in Baripada municipality. Somnath Singh, former principal of the host school, Chittaranjan Palata, president of OSTA Teachers Federation, were present as guests. Dibaranjan Das, Krishna Tudu, Raimohan Naik, Prakash Chandra Soi, Malin Soi, Bukai Hasda Major participated as judges. Participate in State Rugby Football Tournament to be held at Government High School, IRC Village, Bhubaneswar from 30th November to 1st November.
Srikanth Singh, Kashinath Tudu, Dasarath Majhi, Ramchandra Hembram, Badal Naik, Ramachandra Hembram, Haridanand Singh, Sharat Dehuri, Sukul Baske, Yadu Nesara, Phagu Murmu, Hidas Singh in the under 17 boys category while Sumitra Murmu, Sudsna Krishna Naik, Dulari Hasada, Jayanthi Baske, Shubhadra Soren, Salge Murmu, Savita Soren, Pail Hasada, Samsara Soren, Sita Marandi, Sulena Hembram and Padmavati Singh placed in the under 14 boys category, Vikram Das, Surya Prakash Naik, Biju Marandi, Seeman Murmu, Bishnupad Mahanth, Rajen Hasada, Muna Singh, Bashari Marandi, Shankhacharan Tudu, Saiba Marandi, Atanu Mani, Anand Karua and Hiram Murmu, Sugi Hembram, Meenakshi Tudu, Salma Hembram, Meena Marandi, Savitri Marandi, Vale Ho, Namita Ho, Hisi Majhi, Lakshmi Marandi, Dudu Marandi, Ranjita Singh have been placed in girls category. All the teachers, students, Piti Abhishek Behera, Warden of Student Residence and staff contributed.
Baripada, 30/10/2025: The district-level celebration of World Thrift Day was held in a grand manner at the District Collector’s Goodwill Hall, organized by the District Savings and Financial Services Department. At the outset, District Savings and Financial Services Officer Abhaya Nayak delivered the welcome address and spoke about the history and significance of World Thrift Day. Chief Guest Additional District Magistrate Dukhbandhu Nayak urged people from all sections of society to participate in various small savings schemes launched by the Government of India. He also appealed to all citizens to enroll themselves under the Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana and Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana. Guest of Honour Additional Superintendent of Police Deepak Kumar Gochaet raised awareness on cyber security. Manoj Kumar Mohanty, Public Relations Officer of the Postal Department, explained various small savings schemes offered through post offices, while Rajesh Kumar Behera, Senior Manager of India Post Payments Bank, highlighted the importance of digital banking and payment banks. At the end of the program, the meritorious students who participated in the district-level speech competition were felicitated with certificates of appreciation by the Chief Guest and the Guest of Honour. All officers and employees of the District Collector’s Office, along with small savings agents, attended the program. Among those who contributed to organizing the event were Basanta Kumar Mahapatra, Gautam Kumar C, Manas Mohanty, Sanjay Kumar Das, Madhumita Mohanty, Leela Pattnayak, Savita Mohanty, Rima Rani Das, and Sasmita Samal.
“Knowing that the chances of victory of the Congress candidate in the Nuapada by-election are bright, the efforts of the BJP government to break the morale of the police and party leaders and workers in the Congress office will be futile,” PCC media chief Arvind Das said in a press conference held at the local Khuntia Bhavan. When a press conference is going on in the party office, the police suddenly burst in. It is reprehensible. He questioned whether it is normal for leaders and activists to come together in the party office and prepare a strategy during the election. He demanded that if the police had come forward, then the town police officer would have been immediately suspended and the BJP would have exonerated itself from the controversy. Similarly, on the 23rd, a notice was issued on behalf of the District Congress Committees in all the district headquarters of the state against a certain web channel which was spreading slander and defamation against the PCC president and his son. Similarly, a legal team of the PCC appealed to the state Chief Electoral Officer. Despite this, why has no action been taken yet? On the other hand, during the elections, he asked the IG of the southern region to go on leave and questioned the interest of the controversial IG of the northern region, Himanshu Lal. PCC Spokesperson Bibhuthi Bhushan Mohapatra said, while the by-elections are going on in Nuapada, Odisha Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) R.S. Gopalan, who is in charge of the Commissioner and Secretary of the Department of Social Security and Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities, violated the code of conduct and invited tenders worth around Rs. The deadline is October 31 This will surely affect 20,000 differently abled voters of Nupada He is also the head of the tender committee The fact that Gopalan should be in two responsibilities is also a banium People’s government not removing him from the post of secretary of state is questionable Khurda District Congress Committee President Rajeev Patnaik said, Junagadh MLA Divya Shankar Mishra’s rude comments against PCC president are ridiculous and reprehensible. It is nothing more than the bite of the wasp in the form of medicine. Mr. Patnaik said that seeing BJJ is collapsing, he is adopting such a political strategy to please the leading BJP. Congress National Spokesperson Dr. Hamid Hussain and Titilagarh Congress MLA candidate Birendra Bagh were present in this press conference held under the coordination of Nuapada DCC Media Coordinator Sudhir Mishra.
Report by Biswanath Samal from Nuapada, Fast News Odisha
Baripada, 30-10-2025 At 11 a.m. today, a district-level meeting was held in the Conference Hall of the District Collector’s Office, Baripada, on the occasion of the observance of Vigilance Awareness Week. The program was chaired by District Collector Shri Hemkant Say, with District Council Chairperson Smt. Bharati Hansda attending as Chief Guest, and Baripada Municipality Chairman Shri Krushnananda Mohanty, Mayurbhanj Superintendent of Police Shri Varun Guntupalli, and Balasore Vigilance Division Superintendent of Police Shri Arun Nayak attending as Guests of Honour. At the outset, Superintendent of Balasore Vigilance Division spoke about the objective and importance of observing Vigilance Awareness Week and highlighted the role and functioning of the Vigilance Department, including legal actions taken against those accused of corruption. In his address, District Collector Shri Hemkant Say stated that the role of youth is crucial in the fight against corruption and that they must be vigilant and committed to integrity. He emphasized that discipline and adherence to moral values are two vital aspects of life. He further remarked that true peace comes from honest work, and integrity is the highest virtue of life. If the younger generation nurtures this value, India will undoubtedly emerge as a developed nation in the future. Superintendent of Police Shri Varun Guntupalli, in his speech, stated that by staying away from corruption and cultivating honesty within, society can be freed from the disease of corruption and progress toward building a healthy and developed nation. On this occasion, the winners of essay, painting (cartoon), and slogan competitions held among school and college students as part of Vigilance Awareness Week were felicitated with awards and certificates by the Chief Guest, District Collector, and other dignitaries. Various departmental officers, teachers from educational institutions, senior citizens, members of self-help groups, lawyers, volunteers, and media representatives attended the meeting. District Information and Public Relations Officer Bikash Ranjan Mohanty delivered the welcome address and conducted the proceedings of the event, while Inspector Bikash Kumar Swain of the Baripada Vigilance Unit offered the vote of thanks. The event was successfully coordinated with the support of the staff of the District Information and Public Relations Office and the Baripada Vigilance Unit Office.
Nabarangpur, (Ranjit Naik) Date: 30.10.2025 Re: At 11:00 am in Nabarangpur Ashok Mehta Conference Room, a one-day training program on “Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act 2005” has been organized! In this program, District Magistrate Maheshwar Swaika, Chief Development Officer District Council Bir Narayan Darwan, Deputy District Magistrate Prakash Kumar Mishra, Dist. Social Welfare Officer Draupudi Kaher, DIPr and Manoj Behera, DW and Rabindra Palka were present! Ms. Kishori Patnaik (Sakhi) joined the One Stop Center and provided training to women under the Domestic Violence Protection Act 2005. And how to take action against the oppressors, as well as how to appeal to security officers, service providers, police and magistrates, and how to get help! The meeting expressed the opinion to prevent child marriage, child abuse, and violence against women from the police department, 4 police officers from 10 blocks One Child Development Project Officer, 3 workers of “Sakhi”, 4 workers of 2 Shakti Sadan, all the workers of District Women Empowerment, “Ava” Sanstha, Medical Officer, Child Marriage Prevention “Savha” all participated as trainees! He advised them to set an example for others by punishing the police and to stop child marriage, domestic violence, etc. by giving thanks at the end of the program.
Ranjit Naik’s report from Nabarangpur First News Odisha !
Nabarangpur, (Ranjit Naik) Date: 25.10.2025 Rikh: A sports competition “Ushah” has been organized among the children of the child care center in the local Nabarangpur College playground! The main goal of this festival is to promote the talent of the inmates living in the six child care institutions in the district! District Governor Dr. Maheshwar joined the program as the chief guest and started the program by lighting the torch! District Child Protection Officer Suresh Kumar Patnaik, Chairman of Shishu Mars Samithi Ajanta Shuddarshani Member Satish Shandi, Anita Hota, Rabindra Padhan District Social Welfare Officer Ms. Draupadi Kaher, District Suchna and Public Relations Officer Manoj Behera, Additional District Welfare Officer Bharat Chandra Sahu College President D. Gobind Rao College Vice Principal Ms. Sangeetha Tripathi Football Coach Ashok Pote was the main attendee! In this competition, about 120 inmates of 6 child care institutions Utkal Balashram, Sindhiguda and Majhiguda, Agpe Children’s Institution, Khatiguda, Blessing Institution, Umerkot, Sri Rairam Das Institution, Raighar are participating in the game competition! 100 meter run, 2000 meter run, high jump, long jump, carom, chess, football etc. competitions were held among the inmates! Sri Rairam Das Child Care Institute wins the football competition! The program was conducted by Child Protection Department Legal Officer Kishore Chandra Martha, Institutional Care Officer Kunimani Swain, Data Analyst Kishan Patnaik, Accounts Keeper Mahendra Chalan, Consultant Sushil Kumar Mishra, Data Entry Operator of Child Mars Samiti, Satis Kumar Jena, Child Line staff! The staff of the child care institution cooperated in this!
Ranjit Naik’s report from Nabarangpur First News Odisha !
Lykera, 30.10 (Fast News Odisha): ‘National Unity Day’ has been celebrated by the Lykera Police Department at OPMP Girls’ High School Odiyapally. Dilip Behera, the representative of Lykera, attended as the chief guest and gave a speech on Sardar Ballabhai Patel’s autobiography, national unity, social service and life’s worth. Leekera representative of “Sambad” Bharath Pana joined as the keynote speaker and highlighted the importance and justification of celebrating National Unity Day. While the principal of the school, Umavati Behera, presided over the work, teacher Geneet Ram Potter coordinated the meeting. On this occasion, Mausumi Naik, Dileswari Behera, and Lashmi Naik won the first place in the poetry competition based on the biography of Sardar Ballabhai Patel, while in the essay competition, Mausumi Naik, Dileswari Behera, and Smhana Singh won the third place. School teachers Vinod Bihari Sunyani, Ajit Kumar Patel, teachers Puspanjali Nayak and Prashant Kumar Toga also contributed to the crew.
Nishit Kumar Uhidhar reports from Lykera