The Latest Breaking News from BHUBANESWAR

NEW DELHI: The 2022 women's edition was the first time a hockey World Cup was hosted at two venues, and it was not just two different cities but two neighbouring countries as well -- Terrassa in Spain and Amstelveen in the Netherlands. In 2023, the men's tournament is set to…

BHUBANESWAR: Three persons were killed after a head-on collision between a speeding truck and an auto-rickshaw late on Thursday night at Jamdhar in Kendrapada district, around 80km from here. The auto rickshaw was badly damaged after the accident. Police have started an investigation into the matter.

NEW DELHI: Hockey legend Zafar Iqbal believes India have the power and skills to take on strong sides such as Germany, Australia, Belgium and the Netherlands in the World Cup next year in Bhubaneswar and Rourkela.

Going down 0-3 after conceding thrice late in their last match at FC Goa, Odisha FC will bank on their perfect home record when they take on ATK Mohun Bagan in their 10th-round fixture of Indian Super League (ISL) at Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar on Thursday.

BHUBANESWAR: The Special Task Force (STF) of crime branch seized a hide of Royal Bengal Tiger (RBT) right inside the buffer area of Similipal Tiger Reserve in Udala range in Mayurbhanj district late on Tuesday night.

BHUBANESWAR: To ensure access to supplementary nutrition by all children staying in hard-to-reach villages and hamlets, the state government has launched a programme ‘Pada Prusti Karyakram (PPK)’. Children aged 3-6 years residing in inaccessible pockets and not accessing the Anganwadi Centres will be provided with both morning snacks and hot…

NEW DELHI: To make the 2023 FIH men's hockey World Cup a successful marquee event, four new turfs have been laid in the Kalinga Hockey Stadium in Bhubaneswar and Birsa Munda Stadium in Rourkela.

BHUBANESWAR: Kandhamal BJD MP Achyuta Samanta on Wednesday demanded the Centre and the GST Council chairperson to withdraw goods and services tax (GST) from Kendu leaves, saying the imposition of such tax is affecting the trade and livelihood of eight lakh pluckers.

BHUBANESWAR: Odisha is now ready to have an aggressive target for reduction of malnutrition and stunting and it will be possible to achieve in the coming few years. Odisha chief secretary Suresh Chandra Mahapatra said this here on Tuesday while attending a national level conclave on childhood stunting in India.