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    Minister admits to black marketing of fertilisers in Odisha, Cong to stage protest on Sep 23

    Odisha's Food and Supplies Minister admitted to urea black marketing amidst farmer outrage over fertilizer scarcity. Despite claims of sufficient stock, hoarding is suspected, leading to artificial shortages. Kisan Congress has called for statewide protests on September 23, including a Vidhan Sabha Gherao, to address the government's alleged inefficiency in controlling the situation.

    Congress' Odisha unit asks aspiring candidates to deposit Rs 50,000 for campaign material

    Odisha Pradesh Congress Committee has asked candidates to deposit Rs 50,000 for campaign materials. 3,000 applications have been received and candidates met in Puri. On Friday, the Congress party stated that it has received new notices from the income-tax department, demanding a payment of approximately Rs 1,823 crore.

    Odisha Congress gives five guarantees to people ahead of polls

    The opposition Congress in Odisha has introduced a five-point guarantee targeting the welfare of various societal sections, including youths, women, farmers, and the elderly. The promises include free power, employment for youths, loan waivers for women, farmers, and health assurance. The party aims to win 90 seats in the 2024 election.

    Giridhar Gamang, Jayram Pangi may join Congress

    Former Odisha Chief Minister Giridhar Gamang and ex-Koraput MP Jayram Pangi are expected to join the Congress ahead of the 2024 general elections, according to Congress MLA Taraprasad Bahinipati. Gamang and his son Sisir have already expressed their desire to join the party, while Pangi, who was elected to the Lok Sabha in 2009 as a BJD candidate and later joined BJP, has also reportedly shown interest. GAMANG has joined K Chandrasekhar Rao-led Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) after resigning from BJP a few months ago.

    Congress brings back old war horse Sarat Pattnayak as Odisha Pradesh Congress Committee chief

    The party during the period had contested at least three assembly by-elections, one panchayat and an urban body election under the leadership of Niranjan Patnaik, who publicly announced his reluctance to take the party's responsibility. Of the by-poll in three setas, Congress candidates had faced ignominy by losing deposits in two. The party's performance was also equally dismal in the recently concluded panchayat and urban polls.

    OPCC president Niranjan Patnaik resigns after election debacle

    "While the Congress faced defeat in the state, I too lost at the hustings," the Congress stalwart said.

    The Economic Times
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