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Center Owned by Eastern Media Ltd (Sambad Group)Odisha deploys four IAS officers to oversee cyclone Arnab relief, restoration in three districts
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An eight‑member inter‑ministerial central team, led by Ravi Shankar, began a two‑day visit to southern Odisha on Tuesday to assess damage from Cyclone Arnab and subsequent floods, focusing on Gajapati and Ganjam districts and evaluating agriculture, roads, power, infrastructure and water resources. Chief Secretary Anu Garg mentioned the team.
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The Central will visit Gajapati and Ganjam districts to assess damage to agriculture, roads, power, infrastructure and water resources
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Bhubaneswar: An eight-member central team Tuesday began a two-day visit to southern Odisha to assess the damage caused by cyclone Arnab last week and subsequent floods, officials said. Chief Secretary Anu Garg said the Inter-Ministerial Central Team, led by Ravi Shankar, Joint Secretary in the Union…
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Cyclone Arnab: Central team begins 2-day assessment of damage in Odisha
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Bhubaneswar: In a major step towards accelerating relief, rehabilitation and restoration efforts in cyclone-hit southern Odisha, the state government has deputed four IAS officers to three worst-affected districts – Gajapati, Ganjam and Kandhamal – to strengthen disaster response and ensure the…
