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Karimnagar silver filigree artifacts, GI-tagged, chosen by Ambanis for Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant's wedding. SIFKA president Arroju Ashok share

Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) is taking steps to improve the city's cleanliness and attractiveness to encourage educated voters to participate in the upcoming elections. Learn about BMC's initiatives to make voting a pleasant experience in Bhubaneswar.

BJD delegation accuses BJP's MLA candidate for Titlagarh, Nabin Kumar Jain, of distributing liquor to voters during elections. Complaint filed with state's chief electoral officer. Actions deemed illegal and unethical by BJD Rajya Sabha MP Sulata Deo.

Further, warm night conditions are observed in some parts of Rajasthan which mean heatwave conditions also prevail at night.

India News: BHUBANESHWAR: Facing backlash for his comment that "Lord Jagannath is a bhakt (devotee) of Modi", BJP national spokesperson and Puri LS candidate Samb.

Top Events on May 22: India is set to witness various political, legal, technological, and sports events today, May 22, Wednesday. PM Modi will hol

Aska and Hinjili in Ganjam district of Odisha recorded lower voter turnout in the recent elections compared to 2019. Learn about the reasons behind the decrease in voting percentage and the impact on the political landscape.

The temperatures are climbing higher in the northern parts of the country, especially Delhi and neighbouring regions. Here is an anatomy of a heatwave

24x7 drinking water supply has improved in cities like Puri, Bhubaneswar, and Cuttack in Odisha, but challenges remain. Initiatives like Sujal aim to provide safe drinking water, but slums still face water problems. Watco CEO Pradipta Swain highlights efforts to expand 24x7 water supply.

During the poll season, voters in Odisha are bombarded with automated spam calls and messages from political parties, causing irritation and invasion of privacy. Candidates use robocalls and bulk messaging to reach voters quickly, but the excessive volume and frequency have led to widespread annoyance among the electorate. People demand more respectful and meaningful ways of communication from candidates and urge the Election Commission to regulate spam calls.