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Two-day curfew in Puri, 65 platoons of police force deployed as Rath Yatra celebrations kickstart in Odisha Two-day curfew in Puri, security increased as Rath Yatra celebration begins in Odisha ANI | Updated: Jul 12, 2021 08:56 IST Puri (Odisha) [India], July 12 (ANI): As the nine-day long festival, Rath Yatra began in Odisha from Monday, a two-day curfew has been imposed and a total of 65 platoons of police force have been deployed across the city, informe...

Highlights The administration imposed curbs across the 3-km long Grand Road from Shree Jagannath Temple to Sri Gunducha Temple As many as 65 platoons were deployed for the smooth conduct of the Lords annual festival amidst the prevailing COVID-19 pandemic Pulling of the holy chariots will start at 3 pm Monday (July 12) Puri: As the nine-day long festival, Rath Yatra began in Odisha from Monday (July 12), a two-day curfew has been imposed and a total of 65 platoons of police force have been dep...

Only those who have tested negative for Covid-19 are being allowed to participate. (ANI File Photo) PURI: As the nine-day long festival, Rath Yatra began in Odisha from Monday, a two-day curfew has been imposed and a total of 65 platoons of police force have been deployed across the city, informed Narasingha Bhol, IGP Northern Range. Visuals: #RathaYatra in Odishas Puri https://t.co/YDceFegPuU— TOI Bhubaneswar (@TOIBhubaneswar) 1626058649000 Speaking to ANI here on Sunday, Bhol said, "Ahead...

As the nine-day long festival, Rath Yatra began in Odisha from Monday, a two-day curfew has been imposed and a total of 65 platoons of police force have been deployed across the city, informed Narasingha Bhol, IGP Northern Range. Speaking to ANI here on Sunday, Bhol said, "Ahead of Rath Yatra, curfew has been imposed from 8 pm, July 11 till 8 pm, July 13 in Puri. 65 Platoon have been deployed at different points. No devotees are permitted to attend the yatra." Earlier, Jagannath Temple Chief...

The streets at Vani Vihar in Bhubaneswar wear a deserted look on the first day of the two-week statewide lockdown on Wednesday BHUBANESWAR: With a hope to bring the rising Covid infections under control, the state has gone in lockdown for two weeks, starting Wednesday. The movement of people as well as vehicles carrying non-essential goods has been restricted during the period. Day I of the shutdown saw people confined to their homes with shops and business establishments shut. The roads wore ...