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A video of Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaiks aide VK Pandian grabbing his trembling hand during an election rally went viral.

Bhubaneswar, May 29 (PTI) Senior BJD leader V K Pandian on Wednesday said Odisha was rich in minerals but the Centre was grabbing the major benefits from the minerals of the state.

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The chief of the Special Investigation Team (SIT) investigating the Rajkot game zone fire, which killed 27 people, announced that they have been authorized to question senior IAS and IPS officials if necessary. This decision follows a review meeting with Gujarats Minister of State for Home, Harsh Sanghavi. The Rajkot collector also confirmed that DNA samples of all victims have been matched with their relatives.

The noise around the health of Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik is growing louder after a video of his hands shaking while addressing a rally went viral. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has now said that if the state brings the BJP to power, they will investigate Patnaik's deteriorating health.

VK Pandian is a native of Tamil Nadu and an IAS officer of 2002 batch. He was selected as a Punjab cadre IAS officer but shifted to the Odisha cadre after marrying an Odiya girl.

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"Nowadays all the well-wishers of Naveen Babu are worried. They are worried to see how Naveen Babu's health has deteriorated so much in the last year," Modi stated, addressing a large crowd in Mayurbhanj.

The senior BJD leader slammed the BJP against the two officers in the Odisha CMO who allegedly were "interfering with polls" is part of the "design of the BJP"

As North India grapples with scorching temperatures, with the capital city recently hitting a record high of 49.9 degrees Celsius, the quest for relief has taken an unexpected turn in Rajasthan. Amidst the sweltering heat, residents are finding solace in the presence of the Titahari bird and its eggs. Intrigued? Allow us to elaborate.