Odisha Promotes Several IAS and IFS Officers to Higher Grades
In a significant move to strengthen its administrative framework, the Odisha government has promoted 26 Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers ...
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Odisha Cabinet Clears 15 Key Proposals Across 10 Departments
The 28th meeting of the State Cabinet took place on Friday, chaired by Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi in the ...
Odisha Mandates Boundary Delimitation by Dec 2025 Ahead of 2027 Census
In a proactive move to streamline governance and align with upcoming national demographic shifts, the Odisha government has issued a ...
Odisha Gears Up for Vision 2025: Chief Secretary Sets Action Plan
In a significant step towards realising the Odisha Vision Document, unveiled by the Prime Minister on June 20, 2025, Chief ...
Odisha Govt Reforms File Disposal Process, Mandates 3-Layer Model by July 31
In a bid to enhance administrative efficiency across all departments, the Government of Odisha has issued a comprehensive directive addressing ...
IAS Manoj Mohanty Appointed as Member of OPSC
To enhance the credibility and efficiency of the state’s recruitment system, the Government of Odisha has appointed retired IAS officer ...
Major IAS Reshuffle in Odisha: Strategic Changes to Key Administrative Roles
The Odisha government has effected a major reshuffle within the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) cadres, appointing 27 officers to strategic ...
Prominent OAS Officers Elevated to IAS Rank in Odisha
In a significant development, President Droupadi Murmu has promoted several Odisha Administrative Officers (OAS) to the prestigious Indian Administrative Service ...
Odisha Cabinet Approves 10 Proposals, ₹5L Cashless Treatment for 3.46 Cr Ayushman Bharat Beneficiaries
Odisha’s Big Leap: ₹5 Lakh Healthcare for All, Roads to Riches In a landmark announcement, Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan ...
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