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ଯାଜପୁର ଜିଲ୍ଲା ବରୀ ବ୍ଲକ କିମ୍ଭିରିଆପାଳ ପଞ୍ଚାୟତ ବାଙ୍କସାହି ଗ୍ରାମର ବ୍ରାହ୍ମଣୀ ନଦୀର ବନ୍ୟା ଯୋଗୁ ଗତ ୨୯ ତାରିଖରେ ୨୦୦ ଫୁଟ୍ ର ଘାଇ ସୃଷ୍ଟି ହୋଇଥିଲା। ଘାଇ ମରାମତି ହେଉଥିବା ବେଳେ ପୁନର୍ବାର ବ୍ରାହ୍ମଣୀରେ ବନ୍ୟା ପାଣି ଆସି ଘାଇ ମରାମତି ସ୍ଥାନରୁ ଘାଇ ସୃଷ୍ଟି ହୋଇ ବନ୍ୟା ପାଣି ଗାଁ ମଧ୍ୟକୁ ପ୍ରବେଶ କରିବାରେ ଲାଗିଛି।
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Flood Breach Worsens in Jajpur
 Another Embankment Breach in Jajpur!
A fresh breach has occurred in the Brahmani River embankment at Banksahi village under Kimbhiriapal Gram Panchayat in Bari Block, Jajpur district.
A nearly 200-foot breach had developed at the site on July 29. While repair work was underway, another surge of floodwater caused the embankment to breach again at the repair site.
 Floodwater is now entering the village, raising concerns among local residents.
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Drainage Work Underway Near Daily Market
 RMC Steps Up Drainage Work Amid Heavy Rain
Drainage work is underway near Daily Market after a section of the drain was broken to facilitate the discharge of rainwater.
🌧️ Local residents are also extending their support to the ongoing work. Meanwhile, the evening rainfall today led to significant waterlogging on the Main Road.
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4 Firearms, 9 Live Rounds Seized from Panposh Circuit House; 7 Arrested

Rourkela, August 16: Raghunathpali Police have seized four firearms and nine live rounds during a late-night raid at the Panposh Circuit House in Rourkela.
Acting on information that some youths were allegedly involved in an illegal firearms deal inside a room, a special police team conducted a surprise raid and detained seven youths, who were subsequently arrested.
The arrested persons have been identified as Bikash Dunguri, Sagar Sahu, Narayan Sahu, Rajesh Sahu, Kartar Singh, Rajesh Srivastava and Vicky Sharma. They are reportedly from Rourkela and Berhampur.
The condition of Main Road near Hariyana Bhawan , Daily Market , Rourkela on Sunday evening rain . Be Alert Administration .
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ରବିବାର ସନ୍ଧ୍ୟାରେ ହୋଇଥିବା ବର୍ଷାରେ ରାଉରକେଲା ସହରରେ ଘରେ ଘରେ ପଶିଲା ପାଣି। ଡେଲି ମାର୍କେଟ , ବିରଜା ପାଲି ରେ ଘରେ ଘରେ ପାଣି ପଶିଲା। ପ୍ରଶାସନ ଆଲର୍ଟ ରହିବାକୁ ନିବେଦନ । <nis:link nis:type=tag nis:id=raurkela nis:value=raurkela nis:enabled=true nis:link/> <nis:link nis:type=tag nis:id=heavyrain nis:value=Heavyrain nis:enabled=true nis:link/> <nis:link nis:type=tag nis:id=satyanewsalert nis:value=SatyaNewsAlert nis:enabled=true nis:link/>
Former Army Jawan Swept Away in Strong Current, Rescue Operation Underway
Rajgangpur, August 16
 (SatyaNewsAlert): A 46-year-old former Army jawan, identified as Sunil Tigga, has gone missing after being swept away along with his motorcycle in the strong current of the Nakti Nala near Kesramal Bridge under Alanda Gram Panchayat in Rajgangpur police station limits.
According to reports, Sunil Tigga, a resident of Gariamal village, was travelling on his motorcycle at around 6:30 pm on Saturday when he was caught in the strong water current near Kesramal Bridge and swept away along with his bike.
After receiving information about the incident, police and fire services personnel immediately launched a rescue operation. However, the search was hampered by darkness and had to be suspended during the night.
The rescue operation resumed early Sunday morning, with fire services personnel carrying out an extensive search in the Nala to trace the missing former serviceman.
Meanwhile, villagers managed to recover Sunil Tigga’s motorcycle from the Nakti Nala.
Rajgangpur MLA Dr. C.S. Rajan Ekka, Kesramal Sarpanch Binay Bhushan Barla, along with police and administrative officials, are present at the spot and monitoring the ongoing rescue operation.
Despite continued efforts, Sunil Tigga remains untraced, and the search operation is underway.
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Husband-Wife Rescued After Being Stranded in Tree Amid Ruguda Dam Floodwaters

Bonai, August 16 (Satya News Alert): A husband and wife had a narrow escape after being stranded in a tree when water from the Ruguda Dam suddenly inundated their area on Sunday morning.

According to reports, the couple had gone to their farmland near their house to harvest pointed gourd. Suddenly, rising water from the Ruguda Dam flooded the area, cutting off their route back home. With no safe way to escape, both climbed onto a large banyan tree to save themselves.

On receiving the information, the Gurundia Fire Services team and Bonai Fire Services team launched a joint rescue operation. Using a power boat, the firefighters reached the stranded couple and successfully rescued both of them to safety.

The timely and coordinated rescue operation prevented a potentially dangerous situation from turning into a tragedy.
Husband-Wife Rescued After Being Stranded in Tree Amid Ruguda Dam Floodwaters

Bonai, August 16 (Satya News Alert): A husband and wife had a narrow escape after being stranded in a tree when water from the Ruguda Dam suddenly inundated their area on Sunday morning.

According to reports, the couple had gone to their farmland near their house to harvest pointed gourd. Suddenly, rising water from the Ruguda Dam flooded the area, cutting off their route back home. With no safe way to escape, both climbed onto a large banyan tree to save themselves.

On receiving the information, the Gurundia Fire Services team and Bonai Fire Services team launched a joint rescue operation. Using a power boat, the firefighters reached the stranded couple and successfully rescued both of them to safety.

The timely and coordinated rescue operation prevented a potentially dangerous situation from turning into a tragedy.
UGIE Alumni Association Inaugurates ‘Gyan Dwar Udyan’, Launches Tree Plantation Drive
Rourkela, August 16, 2026: (SatyaNewsAlert) The UGIE Alumni Association, Rourkela, inaugurated ‘Gyan Dwar Udyan’ and organised a tree plantation drive at the campus of Utkalmani Gopabandhu Institute of Engineering (UGIE), Rourkela, on Sunday morning. The programme, held at 8:30 am, was conducted with enthusiasm under the theme “Green UGIE, Clean UGIE.”
Raghunathpali MLA and Chairman of the Sundargarh District Planning Committee Durga Charan Tanti attended the programme as the Chief Guest, while Rourkela MLA and Patron of the UGIE Alumni Association Er. Sarada Prasad Nayak inaugurated the ‘Gyan Dwar Udyan’.
Among the distinguished guests were Er. Yasaswini Mishra, Superintending Engineer, Roads & Buildings; Bhagaban Pati, former Divisional Forest Officer, Rourkela; Suchismita Das, Ranger, Rourkela; and Rabindra Kumar Kar, Principal, Government ITI, Rourkela.
Cultural Programme and Welcome Address
The programme commenced with the UGIE Anthem, followed by a captivating dance performance by UGIE students. Their impressive presentation was widely appreciated by the guests and audience.
UGIE Alumni Association President Er. Bailochan Samal delivered the welcome address and extended greetings to the Chief Guest, inaugural guest, dignitaries, alumni members, faculty, staff and students. He highlighted the association’s role and future plans towards keeping the UGIE campus green, clean and beautiful while promoting environmental protection.
Hema Mishra was specially felicitated for her valuable contribution and support towards the development and construction of ‘Gyan Dwar Udyan’. The Alumni Association expressed its gratitude for her significant contribution.
The garden was formally inaugurated in the presence of the dignitaries, following which the guests planted saplings to mark the beginning of the environmental initiative.
Around 300 Saplings Planted
As part of the plantation drive, around 300 saplings were planted on the UGIE campus. Members of the Alumni Association, teaching and non-teaching staff, and students participated enthusiastically in the programme.
Various species, including Terminalia, Syzygium, China Doll, Kachchamp, Kaner, Mandar and Bougainvillea, were planted to enhance the beauty of the garden and make the campus greener.
A Step Towards Environmental Awareness
The ‘Gyan Dwar Udyan’ is envisioned not merely as an initiative to beautify the UGIE campus but as a meaningful symbol of the harmony between knowledge, nature and environmental conservation. The garden is expected to inspire students to develop greater love for nature, take an active interest in tree plantation and cultivate a sense of responsibility towards environmental protection.
The UGIE Alumni Association reaffirmed its commitment to continuing various welfare-oriented initiatives in the areas of campus development, environmental protection, cleanliness, student development and social responsibility.
UGIE Alumni Association General Secretary Er. Subhendu Panda proposed the vote of thanks. He expressed sincere gratitude to all the guests for taking time from their busy schedules to attend the programme. He also emphasised that the collective support of alumni, administration, faculty, staff, students and society is essential for the overall development of UGIE.
Er. Panda thanked all alumni members and students for their active participation in the plantation drive and sought continued cooperation for future development initiatives at UGIE.
The programme was made successful through the active involvement of Alumni Association Vice-President Er. Lalitendu Mishra, Er. Sajal Banerjee, Er. Anadi Charan Biswal, Secretary Er. Tapas Jena, Er. Jayanta Routray, Treasurer Er. Prabhat Ranjan Tripathy, Joint Treasurer Er. Manoj Mahanta, Executive Members Er. Pankaj Samant, Er. Himanshu Pradhan, Er. Prashant Panigrahi, Er. Saroj Sahu, Er. Sashikanta Behera, Er. Jitendra Satapathy and Er. Amar Sahu, Advisors Er. Pratap Kumar Swain, Er. Basanta Senapati and Er. Panchanan Behera, and members Er. Dilip Mahapatra, Er. Nilamani Mahapatra, Er. Basanta Sahu and Er. Dhaneswar Nanda, along with the active participation of UGIE students.
The event concluded successfully with the collective efforts, cooperation and dedication of the alumni, faculty, staff and students.
“Plant a tree today, build a greener tomorrow.”
The programme was compered gracefully by Ms. Saumya Priyadarshini Parida.
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Two youths arrested at Rourkela Circuit House with two pistols. Police suspect the weapons may have been kept with criminal intent.

Investigation underway into the source of the firearms, their activities, and possible political or criminal links.
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17 Families Forced to Take Shelter on Road After Rukuda Dam Releases Water

Bonai, August 16 (Satya News Alert): Following the release of water from Rukuda Dam in Bonai, 17 families in Ghatposh village under Sishadihi Gram Panchayat have been affected by flooding.
With floodwater entering their homes, the affected families were forced to leave their houses and take shelter on the roadside along with their children and belongings. Two more houses remain surrounded by floodwater, leaving the residents stranded.
The administration has launched rescue and relief operations in the affected area. Local authorities are continuing to monitor the situation and assist the affected families.
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Heavy rain washes away around 20–25 feet of the main road at Badabalijore village under Soyamba GP, Koida.
Ambulances unable to reach village
 Vehicular movement completely disrupted
 School students face serious difficulties
Access to hospital & market affected
Villagers urge the administration to immediately restore road communication as continuous rain raises the risk of a major accident.

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Farmers Trapped in Floodwater While Harvesting Pointed Gourd, Rescued After 3 Hours .
Bonai, August 16 (SatyaNewsAlert): Heavy rainfall has disrupted normal life and transportation across several parts of the Bonai subdivision. While roads have been washed away in parts of Koida Block, flood-like conditions have emerged in several areas of Bonai, creating concern among local residents.
According to reports, some farmers had cultivated pointed gourd near Bijadihi under Bonai Police Station limits. The farmers had gone to their fields to harvest pointed gourds when floodwater suddenly entered the area following continuous heavy rainfall.
Caught off guard by the rapidly rising water, the farmers desperately sought a safe place and took shelter on nearby trees to save their lives. They reportedly remained stranded on the trees for nearly three hours, as strong currents and rising water made it impossible for them to return to safety.
After receiving information about the incident, the Fire Services personnel reached the spot and launched a rescue operation. Following sustained efforts, the stranded farmers were safely rescued from the trees.
They were subsequently taken to Gurundia Hospital for medical examination and treatment.
The incident highlights the danger posed by sudden flooding following heavy rainfall in the Bonai subdivision. With several low-lying areas witnessing a rise in water levels, residents have been urged to exercise extreme caution and avoid venturing near rivers, streams, flooded agricultural fields and other waterlogged areas.
Heavy Rain Washes Away Main Road in BadaBalijore, Communication Cut Off

Koida, August 16 (Satya News Alert): Heavy rainfall has severely damaged the main road of Badabalijore village under Soyamba Gram Panchayat in Koida Block. Continuous rain since last night has caused the river water level to rise, washing away the soil beneath the road.
Around 20–25 feet of the road has completely collapsed, creating a large gap underneath, while strong water currents continue to flow through the damaged section. Stones and soil have also been washed away.
With the road completely damaged, vehicular movement has come to a standstill. Cars, motorcycles and even ambulances are unable to reach the village, leaving residents effectively cut off from the outside world.
The situation has also created serious difficulties for school students, who are facing problems while travelling to and from school. Residents fear that attempting to cross the damaged stretch could lead to a major accident.
Villagers are also struggling to reach the market, hospital, Panchayat office and Block office, forcing them to take a much longer route.
A tree has also fallen near the damaged stretch, further adding to the difficulties. Villagers have urged the administration to immediately repair the road and restore communication, warning that continued rainfall could lead to a serious mishap if urgent action is not taken.
Four Feet of Water Floods Bridge, Traffic Disrupted
Bonai, August 16 (Satya News Alert): Around four feet of water is flowing over the Seemajore Bridge, which connects Jangala in Bonai Block with the Bahadapashi National Highway, disrupting vehicular movement in the area.
Due to the rising water level, commuters travelling from Rourkela towards Bhubaneswar, Cuttack and Keonjhar are being forced to turn back. The administration has closed the affected route as a precautionary measure and is stopping and diverting vehicles attempting to cross the bridge.
The situation has arisen following continuous heavy rainfall throughout last night, which caused the water level to rise sharply over the bridge.
Rajasthan Council Organises Hariyali Teej Mela and Independence Day Celebration
Rourkela : 15/8(SatyaNewsAlert)
The Rajasthan Council organised a grand Hariyali Teej Mela along with an Independence Day celebration. The Rajasthan Mahila Mandal also hosted a vibrant Teej Mela, which was formally inaugurated at 11:00 AM by lighting the ceremonial lamp.
From 3:00 PM onwards, the fair featured a wide range of stalls offering various items, including traditional clothing, Rakhis, Gods and goddesses attire, household products for women, kitchenware, and decorative materials. A dedicated selfie counter was also set up as one of the major attractions for visitors.
The traditional swings at the Teej Mela proved to be another major attraction, adding to the festive atmosphere. The event was further enhanced by an entertaining dance-drama performance by artists from Kolkata, West Bengal, who captivated the audience with their colourful and impressive presentation.
The celebration witnessed enthusiastic participation and provided visitors with a vibrant blend of Rajasthani tradition, culture, entertainment, and festive spirit.
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Rourkela Circuit House: Two Youths Arrested with Pistols — Possible Political Links Under Investigation

Rourkela: 15 August(SatyaNewsAlert) Police have arrested two youths from the Circuit House after recovering two pistols from their possession. Authorities suspect that the weapons were being kept with the intent to commit a crime.

According to reports, the two youths had been staying at the Circuit House for many days . Following their arrest, police have launched a detailed investigation into their activities, the source of the firearms, and whether any criminal plan was being prepared.

Officials and staff responsible for the Circuit House are also under the police scanner. In addition, investigators are probing whether the arrested youths have any political and criminal connections.

The exact motive behind the incident will be clear only after the completion of the police investigation.
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80th Independence Day celebrated at Bastia Memorial Trust

Rourkela, Sector 6: (SatyaNewsAlert) At Bastia Memorial Trust located in Sector 6, Rourkela, the 80th Independence Day celebration was held in an enthusiastic and patriotic atmosphere.

Managing Trustee Gautam Mishra hoisted the national flag and inaugurated the ceremony. He addressed the students, parents, and educators of the institution, highlighting the values of independence, the importance of education, and the role of the youth in nation-building.

The cultural programs presented by the young children were very attractive. Patriotic dances, songs, and performances won the hearts of the audience.

The entire program was filled with enthusiasm, patriotism, and a sense of unity.
80th Independence Day Celebrated with Grandeur at Bonai Raja Dharini Khel Padia

Bonai, August 15: The 80th Independence Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervour at Raja Dharini Khel Padia in Bonai.

Bonai Sub-Collector Ashok Kumar Das unfurled the National Flag and received the ceremonial salute during the Independence Day celebrations.

As many as 19 contingents from various departments and organisations participated in the grand parade, showcasing discipline, coordination and patriotic spirit. The impressive march-past added to the significance of the national celebration.

Despite the persistent rain, the spirit of Independence Day remained undiminished. The celebrations continued with great enthusiasm, featuring cultural programmes and other patriotic activities that drew the attention and participation of the local people.

The colourful celebrations reflected the strong spirit of patriotism among the people of Bonai, with officials, students, security personnel and members of the public coming together to commemorate the historic occasion.
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