Kharif farming affected as monsoon plays truant in Odisha

The state received around 17 per cent deficit rainfall in June 2021 

Extend paddy procurement beyond today: Odisha farmers

Thousands of paddy farmers allege their paddy harvest still not lifted

Could illegal fishing have caused death of 5-foot-long saltie in Bhitarkanika

The reptile’s carcass was found floating in a river inside the park June 3

COVID-19 lockdown: Odisha’s mahua flower collectors left in lurch

The state’s tribal economy intrinsically runs on mahua flower trade in summers

Olive Ridleys return to lay eggs at Rushikulya after skipping a year

Around 250,000 turtles have come ashore for mass nesting this year, say officials

COVID-19: Odisha villages tense amid returning migrants

Villagers now demand health check-ups of the returning workers

Dolphin population in Odisha's Gahirmatha halves: Annual census

Total 233 dolphins spotted across Odisha, down from 259 in 2019, 270 in 2015

Shoddy translocation of tiger Sundari leads to bloodshed

India's first interstate tiger translocation was done in violation of the protocol

Odisha issues guidelines for FRA convergence plan implementation

The guidelines aim to increase benefits through community involvement

Odisha’s corn push

State rolls out scheme to reimburse fertiliser cost of maize farmers

Under siege

A deadly cyclone causes large-scale devastation in Orissa. Authorities fail on all counts

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Picking up the pieces

Watch the wealth

Finding a solution to chromium pollution in the Sukinda valley

Giving in

Orissa's tribals put Canadian company on the back foot

Spark in the soot

Conflict kindles among states of India's iron ore belt

Invincible

Oswal's polluting chemicals and fertilizers plant in Orissa

"Drowned and dammed: Colonial capitalism and flood control in eastern India

Indian villages refuse telephone connections due to naxal problem

GM fields

The mosquito catchers

Conservation hits Orissa fishers

What is good for Olive Ridley turtles is bad for fishers

Poor monsoon means no power

Odisha reels under outages

Mayurbhanj’s red ant chutney receives GI tag. Why this is important for nutritional security of tribals

Indigenous people of Mayurbhanj have been eking out a living by selling red weaver ants and chutney made with them

East of the Bay? Mocha may change course towards Myanmar, according to predictions

Experts claim the movement of cyclone may strengthen monsoon conditions