Dear @RailMinIndia#indianrailways
Please arrange few sitting benches at #Basta Station for passengers on platform as there is not a single benche on both ends of platform except few at mid of platform, peoples used to standing for longtime over there,
St.manager is useless.
A worker was killed when a large stack of raw material sacks collapsed in a plastic pipe company #OriplastLimited#Balasore
Lack of safety protocols being followed not even a single #safety officer company hasn't appointed in plant caused safety issues as reported #otv#kanaknews
TodayтАЩs news about rape in Jajpur, gangrape in Jagatsinghpur and Malkangiri and sexual assault in Puri тАж deeply saddens and horrifies all of us.
A disturbing wave of crimes against women is gripping Odisha.
Both in cities and villages, the streets have become increasingly unsafe for women--in broad daylight and night. A young student heading to school or college or returning from tutorial classes cannot be sure of her safety. Danger now lurks in everyday normal places.
This surge in sexual assaults reflects a troubling erosion of law enforcement. When the various ranks of the police face interference and political pressure, accountability weakens--and women and girls pay the price first.
Adding to this concern, the US Government last month issued a Level 2 travel advisory that listed Odisha among six Indian states where American employees must seek special approval to travel beyond capital cities. While the state has seen a decline in Maoist activity and there is minimal terrorism, this inclusion likely reflects concerns over rising crimes against women.
The July 17 directive by Ravenshaw University in Cuttack--banning women from staying on campus beyond 5:30┬аPM--further exposed the crisis. Though it was withdrawn after public outrage, the order revealed a mindset that seeks to restrict women instead of making public spaces safer for them.
It punished women instead of targeting the real problem.
Without urgent and decisive police action and political will backing it, this problem will only grow. The political leadership must realise that allowing interference of local party leaders in police stations will only normalise violence across the state especially gender-based violence. The state BJP government must act immediately to restore safety and rebuild womenтАЩs trust in the system sworn to protect them.
BJD will continue to raise its voice for the protection of our mothers and sisters in every forum.
@EJyotiprasad@Smarani57646696@otvkhabar An Engineer Can see better degree of angle...Just Count The Parikrama all you pilgrims walking, all the High class Bus terminals and stands all over Odisha... there are many to count, Open your Gerua glass... don't expect this govt loyal,they already showed their color Geruaaa
@sagarika_nath
Hello Ma'am ЁЯЩПЁЯП╗
Please help my Sister, She is being harassed & tortured both physically & mentally at her father-in-law's residence (Barabati,Bls), her husband uses to beat & using abusive words all the time even in front of children and all
Odisha was the poorest state of India until 2000.
In 2000 elections, Naveen Patnaik & BJP together dethroned Congress & formed the Govt in the state.
Today, Odisha is one of the fastest growing states in India.
After 2000, Odisha NEVER voted for Congress Party.
Around 50% of the population was below the poverty line before 2000 in Odisha. Today it is at around 15%
Naveen Patnaik did remarkable job. Now, BJP Govt has also started all round development of the state.