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21/12/2024

WORLD MEDITATION DAY OBSERVED FOR THE FIRST TIME ON DECEMBER 21

December 21, 2024, marked the inaugural celebration of World Meditation Day, as declared by the UN General Assembly. This momentous occasion coincides with the Winter Solstice and falls six months after International Yoga Day.

The theme for 2024, "Inner Peace, Global Harmony!", serves as a global call to recognize the day by promoting mindfulness, peace, and health. Meditation, an ancient practice rooted in various cultures and traditions, has evolved into a universal tool for personal well-being and mental health.

In line with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, World Meditation Day emphasizes the importance of mental health in achieving sustainable development. Goal 3, "Good Health and Well-Being," highlights the need to address key challenges such as mental health, universal health coverage, and the reduction of health inequities.

As the world comes together to observe this special day, the wise words of a spiritual leader resonate: "Meditation is the secret of all growth in spiritual life and knowledge. Be the master of mind rather than mastered by mind."

Locally, various meditation sessions, workshops, and events were organized to mark the occasion. Participants from all walks of life came together to practice mindfulness, promote inner peace, and foster global harmony.

As the world embarks on this new tradition, World Meditation Day is poised to become a powerful catalyst for promoting mental well-being, peace, and harmony across the globe.

20/12/2024

Odisha Environment Congress 2024 Kicks Off at Berhampur University

Bhanja Bihar, Odisha - The 15th edition of the Odisha Environment Congress (OEC) commenced today at Berhampur University, marking a significant milestone in the state's environmental journey. This year's theme, "Environment and Coast," aims to highlight the pressing issues affecting Odisha's coastline and explore sustainable solutions.

The three-day event, scheduled from December 20 to 22, 2024, has brought together renowned experts, policymakers, and stakeholders to discuss and deliberate on the theme. The Chief Guest, Jalpurush Dr. Rajendra Singh, Magsaysay Awardee and Stockholm Water Prize Winner, set the tone for the event with his slogan, "Neera, Naari, Nadi".

Berhampur University, the host organization, has been at the forefront of environmental education and research. The university's (link unavailable) program in Environment Studies is a testament to its commitment to fostering a new generation of environmental leaders ².

The OEC has been a catalyst for environmental change in Odisha, providing a platform for knowledge sharing, networking, and collaboration. The event features technical sessions, paper presentations, and exhibitions, showcasing the latest research and innovations in coastal environmental management.

The organizers have also announced several awards, including the Dr. Ajay Parida Young Scientists Award, S. B. Mishra Green Corporate Award, and Prof. Radhamohan Green Ambassador Award, to recognize outstanding contributions to environmental protection and conservation.

As the Odisha Environment Congress 2024 progresses, it is expected to generate meaningful discussions, actionable recommendations, and a renewed commitment to protecting Odisha's coastal environment.

16/12/2024

TAMPARA LAKE'S FRAGILE ECOSYSTEM UNDER THREAT

Ganjam, Dec 15: Tampara Lake, a picturesque destination in Ganjam district, is facing a grave threat to its biodiversity. The lake, known for its serene landscapes and rich variety of flora and fauna, is struggling to maintain its ecological balance due to unchecked tourism and development.

Located near Chhatrapur, Tampara Lake is a 7km-long waterbody along the Bay of Bengal coastline. The lake's isthmus is covered with a forest of oak, pine, mangrove, banyan trees, and wild shrubs, making it a haven for nature lovers.

However, the growing number of tourists and unchecked construction around the lake are contributing to water contamination. Waste disposal is a common problem, affecting the lake's ecosystem. The lack of proper upkeep and maintenance is also taking a toll on the lake's biodiversity.

Water sports, while providing entertainment, are harming marine life. The noise, smoke, and artificial whirlpools caused by motorboats are threatening the delicate aquatic ecosystem. Migratory birds, which find refuge in Tampara during winter, are also being disturbed by the noise from motorboats.

The water level in Tampara is declining each year due to below-average rainfall in the region. This, combined with pollution, threatens the aquatic species that live in the lagoon, including fish and prawns.

The forest on the other side of the lagoon is also facing threats. Some species of trees, such as oak pine, are nearing extinction. Locals suspect illegal deforestation is also a problem.

Experts warn that if the current trend continues, Tampara Lake's ecosystem may collapse, leading to devastating consequences for the local community and the environment. "It's high time we take action to protect Tampara Lake's biodiversity," said a local environmentalist. "We need to strike a balance between tourism and conservation to ensure the lake's future."

The Odisha government has been urged to take immediate action to protect Tampara Lake's ecosystem. Conservationists are demanding stricter regulations on tourism and development activities around the lake. They are also calling for increased awareness and education among locals and tourists about the importance of preserving the lake's biodiversity.

As the situation continues to deteriorate, it remains to be seen whether the authorities will take the necessary steps to protect Tampara Lake's fragile ecosystem. The fate of this natural wonder hangs in the balance, and it's up to us to ensure its survival.

15/12/2024

FREE EYE CAMP IN KUKUDAKHANDI HELD TODAY

Berhampur, Dec 15: In a bid to provide quality eye care services to the people of Kukudakhandi and surrounding areas, the Rotary Club of Berhampur, in association with Seva Bharati, Kukudakhandi, and supported by Eye Care Hospital, Berhampur, organized a free eye camp at Daka Bangla, Main Road, Kukudakhandi today.

The eye camp, held from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm, offered free glaucoma and cataract eye screening and operations. More than 70 patients benefited from the camp, with doctors from Eye Care Hospital, Berhampur providing expert treatment.

The project was conducted under the chairmanship of Rtn Sisir Patnaik of Rotary Club of Berhampur. Rotary Club of Berhampur President R.L.Tarun, Secretary K.V.G.Ravi Kumar, Treasurer V.Satyanarayana, Past President V.Santosh Kumar, and members Gopi Krishna, Santosh Rath, M.Praveen, Anibh Tripathi, and J.Balaji attended the camp.

President R.L.Tarun appreciated the efforts of Seva Bharati, Kukudakhandi, for mobilizing patients to the camp. This initiative is part of the Rotary Club of Berhampur's ongoing commitment to community service projects. The club appeals to the people of Kukudakhandi and surrounding areas to take advantage of such free eye camps and get their eyes checked by expert doctors.

15/12/2024

International Conference on Media at Crossroads: Identity, Inclusion & Representation in the Digital Age!

Berhampur University's Department of Journalism & Mass Communication celebrated a milestone yesterday with the organization of an international conference on "Media at Crossroads: Identity, Inclusion & Representation in the Digital Age" at the Biju Patnaik Auditorium. This event was part of the Golden Jubilee celebrations of the department.

Prof. Geetanjali Dash, Vice Chancellor of Berhampur University, presided over the program, while Soumya Ranjan Patnaik, Chairman of Eastern Media Ltd, was the chief guest. The keynote address was delivered by Prof. B.P. Sanjay, a renowned media educator from MAHE.

The event also featured an alumni meet, where Prof. Jammula Seshagiri Rao, Alumni President, shared his thoughts. The conference aimed to explore the complexities of the media landscape in the digital era, focusing on identity, inclusion, and representation.

This international conference brought together experts and scholars from various fields to discuss and debate the changing dynamics of the media industry. The event was a huge success, with participants engaging in thought-provoking discussions and sharing their insights on the future of media.

13/12/2024

FREE EYE CAMP IN KUKUDAKHANDI!

Berhampur, Dec 13: The Rotary Club of Berhampur, in association with Seva Bharati, Kukudakhandi, and supported by Eye Care Hospital, Berhampur, is organizing a free eye camp at Daka Bangla, Main Road, Kukudakhandi, on December 15, 2024.

The eye camp, which will be held from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm, will offer free glaucoma and cataract eye screening and operations. This initiative aims to provide quality eye care services to the people of Kukudakhandi and surrounding areas.

The Rotary Club of Berhampur has been actively involved in various community service projects, and this eye camp is another step towards serving the community.

The Rotary Club of Berhampur appeals to the people of Kukudakhandi and surrounding areas to take advantage of this free eye camp and get their eyes checked by expert doctors.

11/12/2024

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11/12/2024

Belaguntha's Brass Fish Art: A Legacy Reborn!!!

Berhampur: In a heartening revival, Belaguntha's iconic brass fish art is regaining its former glory. Once a proud representation of Ganjam district's cultural heritage, the craft had slipped into obscurity due to negligence and lack of promotion. Determined artisans, led by master craftsman Sushant Kumar Sahu, are spearheading efforts to revive this traditional art form.

The intricate artefacts, crafted from brass sheets and wires, boast polished yet antique appearances. Vibrant red stones add a captivating contrast, lending an air of authenticity. Each piece is meticulously handmade, with brass sheets forming the main body and brass wires crafting intricate details like whiskers and legs. Remarkably, these pieces become more flexible and durable with use, testament to the artisans' exceptional craftsmanship.

The Handicrafts directorate's timely intervention has reignited interest in the craft. Twenty-five women from Palaksandha village are undergoing training under Sushant Kumar Sahu's guidance, forming the Jay Ganesh Pitala Macha WSHG. "This art brought glory to Belaguntha and has potential to provide a steady income," said Namita Behera, WSHG president. The initiative aims to empower women, preserve cultural heritage and promote sustainable livelihoods.

Kamal Kumari Pradhan, sarpanch of Kshatribarapur panchayat, pledged unwavering support for the artisans. "This initiative preserves our heritage and empowers women, contributing significantly to our community's growth." Local authorities have assured assistance in marketing and promoting the artefacts.

For trainees like Mamata Kumari Moharana, Subasini Swain and Bindu Pradhan, learning the craft is both challenging and rewarding. "This art demands focus and dedication, but we're determined to revive our cultural legacy." The artisans envision a brighter future, where their craft brings recognition and financial stability.

As Belaguntha's brass fish art experiences resurgence, it promises not only to safeguard a dying tradition but also transform the lives of those dedicated to its revival. This initiative serves as a beacon of hope for preserving India's rich cultural heritage and empowering rural communities.

06/12/2024

Tata Steel Foundation Provides Hearse Van to MKCG Medical College.

Berhampur, December 6, 2024: Tata Steel Foundation (TSF), in a compassionate gesture, has donated a fully equipped hearse van to MKCG Medical College and Hospital in Berhampur.

This timely intervention aims to alleviate the emotional and financial burden on families who lose loved ones at the hospital.
Previously, the absence of a dedicated hearse van forced families to rely on private transport, often leading to significant expenses and added stress during their time of grief.

The new hearse van, provided in collaboration with the District Administration, Ganjam, will ensure that the bodies of the deceased are transported with dignity and respect.

Manikant Naik, Managing Director of Tata Steel Special Economic Zone (TSSEZ), and Ambika Nanda, Head of CSR (Odisha) at TSF, handed over the van to Sangram Panda, Registrar of MKCG Medical College and Hospital.

This initiative reflects Tata Steel Foundation's commitment to social welfare and its dedication to improving the quality of life for communities in the region. By addressing a critical need, the Foundation has demonstrated its ongoing efforts to support healthcare infrastructure and provide essential services.

06/12/2024

Neelakhanteswar Swargdam: A Crumbling site!!!

Berhampur [BP]: The once pristine Neelakhanteswar Swargdam, a beloved landmark of Berhampur, is now a victim of neglect. The site is slowly decaying, marred by overgrown vegetation and accumulated debris.

A significant development project undertaken by the Rotary Club of Berhampur in 2018 with gallery, platforms, landscape, water facilities, worth over a crore rupees, promised to revitalize the Swargdam. However, due to a dispute over naming rights, the project was halted, leaving the site in limbo.

The BeMC, the local governing body, has also shied away from taking responsibility for the maintenance of the Swargdam. As a result, the site has been left to deteriorate, with no regular cleaning or upkeep.

Concerned citizens of Berhampur are now demanding urgent intervention to save the Swargdam from further decay. Some have suggested handing over the maintenance responsibility back to the Rotary Club, given their previous involvement in the development project.

The future of Neelakhanteswar Swargdam hangs in the balance. Unless immediate action is taken by Berhampur Municipal Corporation (BeMC), this cherished site risks being lost forever.

06/12/2024

Divya Darshan of Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy and Maa Bimala on Thursday.

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05/12/2024

Family of Late Konchada Rangeya Subudhi Donates Eyes, Bringing Light to Two Lives!

In a heartwarming display of generosity, the family of late Konchada Rangeya Subudhi, affectionately known as Jagga Rao, came forward to donate his eyes, giving sight to two individuals in need. This selfless act marks the 19th eye donation motivation by the Friends Helping Club in 2024 and the first one this month.

Konchada Rangeya Subudhi, an 84-year-old businessman, passed away on December 4, 2024, due to old age. He will be remembered for his unique tradition of using slate and chalk for calculations instead of a calculator, earning him the affectionate nickname "Khadi Pata dhukhana".

Thanks to the initiative of V Satyanarayana of Friends Helping Club, and the efforts of Dr Pinaki Satapathy and Dr Alok Ranjan Sharma of Eye Bank, MKCG Hospital, both eyeballs of the deceased were collected around 11:00 PM at their residence in Venkateswara temple street of Sano Bazar area, Brahmapur.

The family's selfless act is a shining example of kindness and generosity. We salute their noble gesture, which will bring light to those in darkness. Family members, relatives, and friends, including Dr Epari Sanjeev Rao, Retd Professor in Pathology, Epari Vasudeva Rao, Retd High Court Judge, and others, were present during the eye donation.

Friends Helping Club applauds the family's remarkable contribution to society and encourages others to follow in their footsteps. This noble act serves as a reminder of the importance of eye donation and the impact it can have on the lives of others.

05/12/2024

Pushpa 2 Mania Hits Berhampur: Fans Go Wild as Allu Arjun's Film Releases!

Berhampur witnessed a cinematic extravaganza as Pushpa 2, the highly anticipated sequel to the 2021 blockbuster, hit the screens at Gautam Cinema and P.J. Movies. The film's release was marked by unprecedented fan frenzy, with enthusiasts covering the theatres with long cut-outs of Allu Arjun, Rashmika Mandanna, and Fahadh Faasil.

The premiere show, which began at the crack of dawn, saw fans thronging the theatres, eager to catch a glimpse of their favorite stars on the big screen. The tickets for the premiere show were priced at ₹300 and ₹400, respectively, and were sold out well in advance.

Pushpa 2, directed by Sukumar, promises to be an action-packed ride, with Allu Arjun reprising his role as the laborer-turned-sandalwood smuggler Pushpa Raj. The film also stars Rashmika Mandanna as Srivalli, Pushpa's wife, and Fahadh Faasil in a pivotal role.

The film's release has generated immense buzz, with fans and critics alike eagerly awaiting its box office performance. According to online ticketing website BookMyShow, Pushpa 2 has become the fastest movie to surpass the one million tickets sold on the platform, crossing previous records set by Kalki 2898 AD, Bahubali 2, and KGF 2.

As the film continues to break box office records, fans in Berhampur are celebrating the release of Pushpa 2 with great enthusiasm. With its massy action sequences, memorable dialogues, and stunning performances, Pushpa 2 is all set to become a cinematic phenomenon in the region.

03/12/2024

PM's Principal Secretary Dr. P.K. Mishra Visits Tara Tarini Temple, Boosts Development Hopes for Berhampur and Ganjam

In a significant development, Dr. P.K. Mishra, Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister of India, visited the revered Tara Tarini Temple in Raipur Village of Purushottampur block on Monday. Accompanied by the Collector and District Magistrate of Ganjam, along with other senior district officials, this visit is being seen as a major step towards the development of Berhampur and the entire Ganjam district.

This historic visit marks the first time a high-ranking official from the Prime Minister's Office has visited the region since the BJP came to power in Odisha. The people of Ganjam are eagerly anticipating a renewed focus on development in the region.

As Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister, Dr. Mishra plays a crucial role in shaping the country's development policies. His visit to Tara Tarini Temple underscores the government's commitment to promoting inclusive growth and addressing regional disparities.

The visit is expected to pave the way for increased investment and infrastructure development in the region, bringing new opportunities for the people of Berhampur and Ganjam. With Dr. Mishra's visit, the region is poised for a new era of growth and development.

02/12/2024

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02/12/2024

Berhampur's New Hope: K. Anil Kumar, Berhampur MLA.

Today, December 2, 2024, marks a special day for K. Anil Kumar, the newly elected MLA of Berhampur, as he celebrates his birthday. Kumar's journey to the Odisha Legislative Assembly is a testament to his dedication and hard work.

Born in Berhampur city in 1971, Kumar is the third child of K. Babaji and K. Suguna. His father, a businessman, instilled in him the values of hard work and dedication. Kumar's educational background is impressive, having completed his primary and secondary education at St. Vincent's School in Brahmapur, followed by matriculation in Kakatiya Public School, Visakhapatnam, and a degree in Business Management from Gitam College.

Kumar's entry into politics was not sudden. He had been involved in public service since 1998 and had contested the Berhampur Municipal Election in 2003, winning as an independent candidate from Ward No. 11. He later joined the Biju Janata Party (BJD) in 2008 and worked tirelessly for the party for 15 years and later joined Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in December 2023.

In the 2024 election, Kumar defeated veteran leader and former MLA Ramesh Chandra Chau Patnaik by a significant margin of 18,709 votes . This victory marks a new chapter in the politics of Berhampur, with Kumar promising to address the long-standing issues of the constituency.

As the new MLA of Berhampur, Kumar is committed to addressing the pressing issues of the constituency, including roads, drainage, health, drinking water, and education. He acknowledges that the development of Berhampur has been neglected under the previous government and promises to work tirelessly to ensure that the people of Berhampur receive all the facilities they deserve.

Kumar's victory is a testament to the power of the people, who have placed their trust in him to bring about positive change in Berhampur. As he begins his new role, Kumar remains committed to working for the betterment of his constituency and its people. On his birthday today, Kumar's constituents wish him all the best in his new role and look forward to seeing the positive changes he will bring to Berhampur.

01/12/2024

FREE DISTRIBUTION OF BATTERY OPERATED ELECTRIC PROSTHETIC HANDS BY ROTARY CLUB OF BERHAMPUR EAST

Berhampur, [BP]December 1, 2024 - The Rotary Club of Berhampur East, in association with the Inali Foundation, Pune, is organizing a free distribution and fitment camp for battery operated electric prosthetic hands.

The camp, titled "Sakshyam-V," will be held on December 7, 2024, at the Rotary Club of Berhampur East Community Hall, Dharma Nagar, 5th Lane, Berhampur. The camp will commence at 10:00 am.

The Rotary Club of Berhampur East, a part of Rotary International District 3262, has been actively involved in various community service projects. This initiative aims to provide mobility and independence to individuals with physical disabilities.

The battery operated electric prosthetic hands are designed to provide functional ability to individuals with upper limb amputations. The hands are equipped with advanced technology, allowing for precise movements and grip.

The camp will provide an opportunity for individuals with physical disabilities to receive free prosthetic hands and undergo fitment procedures. The Rotary Club of Berhampur East urges individuals who require prosthetic hands to register for the camp.

For registration, please contact the following Rotary members:

- Rtn. Asit Kumar Dutta - 9437069276
- Rtn. Sudhansu Sekhar Khadgaray - 9437074300
- Rtn. Pradeep Kumar Panda - 9437016152
- Rtn. Ajit Kumar Prusty - 9437302799
- Rtn. Kamaraju Moharana - 8847835193
- Rtn. Jayanta Kishor Patro - 9437262020

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International Conference on Media at Crossroads: Identity, Inclusion & Representation in the Digital Age! Berhampur University's Department of Journalism & Mass Communication celebrated a milestone yesterday with the organization of an international conference on "Media at Crossroads: Identity, Inclusion & Representation in the Digital Age" at the Biju Patnaik Auditorium. This event was part of the Golden Jubilee celebrations of the department. Prof. Geetanjali Dash, Vice Chancellor of Berhampur University, presided over the program, while Soumya Ranjan Patnaik, Chairman of Eastern Media Ltd, was the chief guest. The keynote address was delivered by Prof. B.P. Sanjay, a renowned media educator from MAHE. The event also featured an alumni meet, where Prof. Jammula Seshagiri Rao, Alumni President, shared his thoughts. The conference aimed to explore the complexities of the media landscape in the digital era, focusing on identity, inclusion, and representation. This international conference brought together experts and scholars from various fields to discuss and debate the changing dynamics of the media industry. The event was a huge success, with participants engaging in thought-provoking discussions and sharing their insights on the future of media.

Neelakhanteswar Swargdam: A Crumbling site!!! Berhampur [BP]: The once pristine Neelakhanteswar Swargdam, a beloved landmark of Berhampur, is now a victim of neglect. The site is slowly decaying, marred by overgrown vegetation and accumulated debris. A significant development project undertaken by the Rotary Club of Berhampur in 2018 with gallery, platforms, landscape, water facilities, worth over a crore rupees, promised to revitalize the Swargdam. However, due to a dispute over naming rights, the project was halted, leaving the site in limbo. The BeMC, the local governing body, has also shied away from taking responsibility for the maintenance of the Swargdam. As a result, the site has been left to deteriorate, with no regular cleaning or upkeep. Concerned citizens of Berhampur are now demanding urgent intervention to save the Swargdam from further decay. Some have suggested handing over the maintenance responsibility back to the Rotary Club, given their previous involvement in the development project. The future of Neelakhanteswar Swargdam hangs in the balance. Unless immediate action is taken by Berhampur Municipal Corporation (BeMC), this cherished site risks being lost forever.

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Chaos at Puri Railway Station: Aged Devotees Face Difficulty!!! Aged devotees traveling from Puri to Gandhi Dham Junction on train number 22974 faced immense difficulty today, November 16, 2024, due to a lack of coach number display on Platform No. 6. The absence of this crucial information forced elderly passengers, already burdened with heavy luggage, to frantically search for their coaches. The train, which departed from Puri at 11:15 AM, was supposed to display coach numbers on Platform No. 6. However, the display system failed, causing undue stress and discomfort to the aged passengers. Many of these devotees were traveling for a devotional trip, carrying heavy luggage and facing significant challenges in locating their coaches. "This is unacceptable," said one passenger. "We were already worried about our journey, and this added to our anxiety." The lack of coach number display not only caused inconvenience but also raised concerns about the railway's ability to provide basic amenities to its passengers.

3rd day Sri Sri Sri Venkateswara Swamy Vari Nija Pada Dharsanam Arathi today Morning. @Sri VenkateswaraSwamyTemple_Berhampur.

Business Community Unites Against GST Harassment, 500 business owners participated in the Rally!!! Today, November 8, 2024, over 500 business owners and representatives from the Ganjam Chamber of Commerce, Jewelers Association, Food Traders Association, and other commercial organizations gathered to protest GST-related raids and the mental strain they cause to the business community. The rally, sparked by a recent raid on the house and shop of Late Penta Hariprasad, a respected gold merchant from Jeypore, Koraput district, aimed to draw attention to the undue pressure placed on entrepreneurs and the disruption of their livelihood. The Rally's Route and Purpose: Beginning at 10 AM from the Ganjam Chamber office, the rally passed through key areas of the city, including Biraka Street, Hanuman Bazar, and Giri Market, before culminating at the GST and RDC offices. Participants submitted a formal memorandum to the GST Commissioner and RDC, urging the government to adopt a balanced approach to GST compliance without unfairly targeting small and medium enterprises. A Call for Reform: The demonstration reflects a broader call for regulatory practices that support, rather than hinder, the entrepreneurial spirit of the region. Business representatives argue that GST-related raids during festive periods, when businesses see heightened activity, cause unnecessary distress. The rally's organizers hope that their efforts will ensure no other business owner suffers the same distress faced by Late Penta Hariprasad. Key Demands: Balanced Approach to GST Compliance: Avoid unfairly targeting small and medium enterprises. Regulatory Reform: Support entrepreneurial growth and development. Protection from Unwarranted Raids: Prevent unnecessary distress and disruption of livelihood. The business community's united stand against GST harassment sends a strong message to government authorities and senior officials, emphasizing the need for reform and support for entrepreneurs.

Discover the Majestic Adiyogi Shiva Statue! Located in Agalagurki Village, Chikkaballapura, Karnataka at the foothills of Nandi Hills, this breathtaking statue is a must-visit! Key Facts: - Entry Fees: FREE - Height: 112 feet - Location: Agalagurki Village, Chikkaballapura, Karnataka. - Inaugurated on: January 15, 2023 The Largest Bust Sculpture: Constructed by Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev, founder of Isha Foundation, this 500-tonne steel monument is a replica of the Adiyogi Shiva statue at Isha Yoga Center, Coimbatore. Highlights: 1. Laser Imagery Show: Stunning 14-minute visual display at 7 pm daily, accompanied by Sadhguru's lecture. 2. Kala Sarpa Seva: 112 carved serpents for improved physical and mental well-being. 3. Yoga Sandhya: 30-minute ritual to strengthen your connection with Yogeshwar Linga. Spiritual Significance: Adiyogi Shiva Statue serves as an important centre for spiritual development, fostering a strong connection with the divine. Visit and experience the tranquility and grandeur of Adiyogi Shiva Statue! #AdiyogiShiva #Chikkaballapura #SpiritualJourney #NandiHills #LargestBustSculpture #Sadhguru #IshaFoundation"

Traders Unite: Mega Bike Rally Against GST Harassment tomorrow!!! Berhampur, November 7, 2024: In a bold show of solidarity, all traders of Berhampur, under the Ganjam Chamber of Commerce, are organizing a mega bike rally on Friday, November 8, 2024, to protest against the harassment faced at the hands of GST officials. The rally aims to bring attention to the plight of traders and demand a stop to the alleged harassment. Join the Rally, Support the Cause: The traders' community has requested all shops and establishments to remain closed until 12:00 noon on Friday in support of the rally. It's considered a moral responsibility for at least one person from each shop to join the rally and stand united against the alleged harassment. GST Concerns: The Goods and Services Tax (GST) has been a topic of discussion among traders, with concerns regarding its implementation and the treatment of taxpayers. The GST Council has been working to address these concerns and provide clarifications on various aspects of the tax. Show Your Support: By participating in the mega bike rally, traders can demonstrate their unity and demand fair treatment from GST officials. The rally is a call to action, urging all traders to come together and make their voices heard. Rally Details: - Date: Friday, November 8, 2024 - Time: 9.30Am - Location: Ganjam Chamber of Commerce, Komalabari Street, Berhampur. - Organized by: Ganjam Chamber of Commerce Join the rally and show your support for the traders' community. Together, we can make a difference!

Rotary Inter School Athletics Tournament 2024 Kicks Off in Berhampur. Berhampur, October 26, 2024: The two-day Rotary Inter School Athletics Tournament 2024 commenced today at Khallikote College Stadium, inaugurated by Mayor Smt. Sanghamitra Daloi. The event, organized by Rotary Club of Berhampur, brings together 1600 students from 30 schools. The tournament features various events, including badminton, handball, basketball, khokho, track events (100m, 200m, 400x4 relay), and field events (long jump, high jump, shot put). Mayor Daloi praised the Rotary Club for promoting sports among students, emphasizing its positive impact on concentration and physical strength. BeMC Corporator Sri Pradeep Kumar Satpathy stressed the importance of sportsmanship spirit among participants. Rotary Club President Rtn R.L. Tarun welcomed students, thanking PET teachers for their support. Rotary Past Presidents Satyakam Patro, Mihir Panigrahi, Rtn Pradhyumna Bisohi, V.Ajay Kumar, President Elect Venkat Anand, Youth Activities Director Lalit Mangaraj, Sarthak, V.Satyanarayana, Madhusmita Sahu, Santosh Rath, Anub Tripathi, M.Praveen, Bhawani Shankar, Gopiram Agarwal, Gopi Krishna The tournament concludes tomorrow, October 27, 2024.

Navaratri Celebrations!!! Dandia Nite!!! Ivory Park, Ambapua, Berhampur!!! A unique place for food, fun, Music & Masti in Berhampur.

Maa Durga Pendal, Gandhi Nagar, MAIN Road, Berhampur. @Navaratri Celebrations

Berhampur's Nua Bondho Pond Turns Death Trap, Residents Demand Action The Nua Bondho pond (Diamond Tank), located back side of the Rotary Community Service Hall in Berhampur, has become a hazardous hotspot due to lack of maintenance. Without boundary walls, the pond poses a significant risk, especially after a recent tragic incident claimed one life. Years of neglect have filled the pond with waste, emitting a foul odor and making its water unsafe for human use. Despite previous renovation efforts under the previous BJD government's initiative to revamp 2000 ponds, poor upkeep has rendered the pond dangerous. Local residents, who rely on the pond, are now demanding immediate cleaning and boundary wall construction to prevent further tragedies.

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