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    Odisha orders automatic salary cut for employees who default on maintenance payment to divorced wife: Here's how it will work

    The Odisha government has ordered automatic salary deductions for state employees who fail to pay court-mandated alimony or maintenance to estranged wives and children. The amount will be transferred directly to beneficiaries, with cases to be tracked through the state’s HRMS system.

    Odisha cabinet approves bill to create economic region development bodies, Rs 2,995-cr scheme for tribals

    Odisha's cabinet approved a bill to establish Economic Region Development Authorities for urban growth. This initiative aims to develop integrated economic corridors across the state. A Rs 2,995-crore livelihood mission for tribal households was also cleared. The Mukhya Mantri Janajati Jeevika Mission 2.0 will span five years. Six proposals from the Water Resources Department were also approved.

    Odisha Police prepare for major offensive against Maoists in Gandhamardan hills

    Odisha anti-Maoist operation: ADG (Anti-Naxal Operations) Sanjeeb Panda said Odisha Police are optimistic about meeting the March 31 deadline for declaring the state, as well as the country 'Naxal-free'.

    At least eight migrant workers from West Bengal assaulted in Chhattisgarh, say Trinamool sources

    These eight migrants from Purulia district (six from Mufassal Police Station and two from Arsha Police Station) had been working at Jai Durga Bakery in Surajpur district of Chhattisgarh, Trinamool claimed. They have returned to Bengal after the incident.

    Odisha in 2025: Security gains, industrial push amid tragedies and turmoil

    One of the major positives for the state was its progress towards becoming a Naxal-free state, with security forces neutralising six red rebels, including CPI(Maoist) central committee member Ganesh Uike, who carried a bounty of Rs 1.1 crore on his head.

    A secret room full of cash, gold biscuits & more: What Odisha vigilance found from house of forest officer whose salary was Rs 70K

    Odisha Vigilance officials exposed a massive corruption scheme, unearthing a hidden fortune exceeding Rs 1.44 crore in cash, gold, and silver from Deputy Ranger Rama Chandra Nepak's residence. The raids across multiple locations revealed a secret chamber concealing a significant portion of the illicit wealth, prompting an investigation into the source of his disproportionate assets.

    The Economic Times
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