![]() | BJD's preparatory meets ahead of elections concludeThe party leaders emphasised the need to highlight the developmental work done under the BJD government and effectively communicate to the public. |
![]() | Odisha CM Patnaik says BJD strongly supports Women Reservation BillEarlier, the BJD had issued a three-line whip for its Rajya Sabha MPs to remain present in the House and support the passage of the Bill. |
![]() | Odisha government unlikely to bring official bill in AssemblyThe meeting of the BJD legislature party will be held on September 22 before the session starts. Speaker’s election has also been scheduled for the same day. |
![]() | Victory for CM Naveen Patnaik, says BJDBesides, the BJD fielded six women candidates in eight by-elections to Assembly since 2019 out of which five won. |
![]() | BJD reiterates support to ‘one nation, one poll’ planCM Naveen Patnaik said that the BJD will fully support the idea of ‘one nation, one election. |
![]() | BJD launches training programme for its leadersAs per the schedule of the training, as many as 800 party workers will be trained in four phases every day. |
![]() | Adirun marathon without BJP leaders raises eyebrowsChairman of the SDC Debashis Marandi said that the event was a government initiative, aimed to provide a platform for young individuals, both from the district and beyond and promote sports. |
![]() | BJD’s absence of a prospective face over Jeypore assembly seat baffles workersDuring the last five Assembly elections in the state, the ruling BJD won the seat 3 consecutive times which then went to Congress in 2014 and 2019 elections when Tara Prasad Bahinipati won the polls. |
![]() | BJD Assembly exercise from September 11As per the programme, around 200 active workers from each Assembly constituency will be trained on ways to face the electorate during campaigning. |
![]() | Odisha: Poll-ready BJD to wait and watchThe party had marathon meetings throughout the day to take stock of organisational preparedness and chart out a roadmap to face both Assembly and Lok Sabha elections which are due in eight months. |
![]() | CM Naveen Patnaik to meet party observers amid poll buzzSources said the stand of the BJD on the next Assembly elections will become somewhat clear after the meeting. |
![]() | BJP to launch campaign against Odisha government till end of OctoberThe party has chalked out elaborate programmes both organisational and agitational for the next two months. |
![]() | BJD slams Opposition on chopper ridesCommerce and Transport Minister Tukuni Sahu said a group is conspiring to show such visits by the CMO in a bad light due to the government’s success in addressing problems faced by the people. |
![]() | Patro laid to rest with state honoursPrior to being taken to Digapahandi, Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, along with several other dignitaries, paid their last respects to the late leader on Sunday. |
![]() | Councillors, chairperson at loggerheads over cancellation of tenderWhile the protesting councillors assert that the council’s approval is necessary for spending municipal funds, the directly elected chairperson and the EO contend that they hold greater authority, |
![]() | Anna of Odisha politics Surjya Narayan Patro passes awayThe sitting MLA of Digapahandi had never tasted electoral defeat in his more than three-decade-long active political career. |
![]() | Locals to stage stir on September 5 in front of Kendrapara collectorateChief Minister Naveen Patnaik and other BJD leaders had promised to set up a government medical college in the district but nothing has been done in this regard as yet. |
![]() | Road blockade by BJD over NH expansion in OdishaHundreds of vehicles were stranded on NH-55 due to the blockade. |
![]() | A day after faction fight, BJD suspends zilla parishad member of DigapahandiSupporters of Pradhan claimed that their candidate would have won the by-election as they had the majority. |
![]() | Tensions run high as BJD factions resent bypoll cancellation in Ganjam’s DigapahandiDigapahandi Assembly segment is considered to be a stronghold of BJD with Surjya winning from the seat since its formation. |
