 | Congress workers in Odisha protest fuel price hikeHemanta Das said the fuel price hike has added to the miseries of people who are already reeling under COVID restrictions. |
 | Odisha: Congress blocks NH over toll tax waiverDistrict Congress committee president Hemanta Das reached the spot along with other party workers and joined the agitation. |
 | Congress workers clash inside party office in OdishaPatnaik also asked the party workers to bring to the notice of AICC and OPCC any complaints they have in the proper forum. |
 | Odisha Assembly adjourned on Day 2 amid ruckus by Opposition MLAsCongress whip Tara Prasad Bahinipati threatened that the house would not be allowed to be run till paddy is procured from the mandis. |
 | Odisha: BJP to skip, Congress to protest CM event over Ib river barrage issueActivist Suru Mishra said except monsoon, the river remains dry throughout the year and the situation turns grim in summer. |
 | Fuel price hike: Congress enforce shutdown in BhubaneswarThe State-wide bandh called by Congress over fuel price hike and various other issues hit normal life partially in Bhubaneswar. |
 | Congress calls Odisha bandh on February 15Alleging that fuel prices are increasing daily even though the international crude oil price is at its lowest now, Patnaik said that a consumer now gives tax of Rs 50 per litre of petrol. |
 | Odisha Congress gives bandh call on February 15 against rising fuel pricesIPCC president Niranjan Patnaik told mediapersons that the bandh will be observed from 7am to 1pm. He requested the people of the state to make the bandh a success for their own interest. |
 | Nayagarh murder: CLP leader asks BJP to allow discussionAlleging that the BJD and BJP are hand in glove and two sides of the same coin, Mishra alleged that BJP members are disrupting proceedings for the last two days only to protect the government. |
 | Congress hits new low in November 3 bypoll in OdishaCongress performance in the November 3 bypolls indicates that the grand old party is plumbing the depths of its despair in Odisha. |
