Here are the important happenings of November 10, 2019 in and around Odisha State, in the national front and in the international arena:
ODISHA:
Student dies after NCC training in Sundergarh school, family blames teacher
Sundergarh: Tension gripped Raja Dharanidhar High School in Bonaigarh in Sundergarh district after a student died during physical training by an NCC teacher and his parents alleged he was killed due to excess exercise.
Minor boy’s death sparks tension at SCB medical in Cuttack
Cuttack: Tension prevailed at SCB Medical College and Hospital in Cuttack on Sunday following the death of a minor boy under treatment and his family’s allegation of medical negligence for the same.
Unknown disease consumes 6 children in 15 days in Malkangiri
Malkangiri: Leaving residents in a state of panic in Tamanpalli village under Kalimela block of Malkangiri district at least six children have died of an unknown disease in past 15 days.
Wild elephant herd wreaks havoc in Karanjia of Mayurbhanj
Baripada: With no respite in sight from the incidents of elephant incursion in the State, a herd of at least 22 wild elephants wreaked havoc in Sukruli under Karanjia Forest Range of Mayurbhanj district and caused large scale crop damage
Odisha CM To Make Aerial Survey Of Bulbul Affected Districts On Monday
Bhubaneswar: Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik will make an aerial survey of the Bulbul affected districts on Monday afternoon and review damage and restoration measures at Loka Seva Bhavan.
Body Of Missing Govt Employee Found On Bhargavi River Bank In Pipili
Pipili: The decomposed body of a fourth class employee working with the Rural Development department was found on banks of Bhargavi river under Pipili police station limits on Saturday.
10 Year Old Girl Electrocuted To Death In Odisha
Cuttack: In an unfortunate incident a minor girl was electrocuted to death at Pandarabatia village under Mahanga police station limits today. The deceased has been identified Annapurna Pal (10).
NATION:
75 Passengers Of Cruise Ship Rescued In Bay Of Bengal: Mamata
Kolkata: At least 75 passengers of a cruise ship in the Bay of Bengal were rescued by the West Bengal police while Severe Cyclone Bulbul raged on Saturday, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said.
Air Pollution May Drive Upcoming Delhi Assembly Polls
New Delhi:While the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) was earlier confident that their work in the city in the areas of health and education would be the driving force in the capital’s upcoming assembly polls, with the Delhi air quality deteriorating sharply, however, the opposition BJP and the Congress hope to make election capital out of the pollution issue.
BJP Must Grab Governor’s Offer To Form Govt In Maha: Shiv Sena
The Shiv Sena on Sunday advised the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to grab the Governor’s offer to explore possibilities and willingness to form the government in Maharashtra.
Activists Demand Arrest Of Pakistani Hindu Student’s Killers
Civil society and rights activists have demanded the immediate arrest of the killers of a Pakistani Hindu medical student who was found dead under mysterious circumstances in her hostel room in September, saying she was subjected to criminal assault.
PM Speaks To Mamata Over Cyclone Bulbul, Assures Assistance
A day after cyclone Bulbul wreaked havoc in the coastal areas of West Bengal, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday spoke to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to took stock of the situation.
Kalinga AI