Odisha Evening News (November 19, 2018)

ONI Bureau:  Good Evening Readers! Here are the Odisha Evening News Headlines today by Odisha News Insight.

—   Man shot dead by unidentified miscreants in Ganjam dist.

—   Malaria cases drop 24% in India, Odisha best performer: WHO.

—   NGT to hear the case pertaining to cutting of trees for a beer factory in Dhenkanal on November 27.

—   Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik receives first ticket of the opening ceremony of Hockey Men’s World Cup 2018.

—   Hundreds of Congress members join BJD at “Mishrana Parva” in Delang block of Puri district.

—   As per post-mortem report, the Royal Bengal tiger died due to infection and multiple organ failure; around 8 to 10 porcupine quills recovered from tiger’s stomach, Satkosia Tiger Reserve field director informed.

—   Odisha CM orders cancellation of bottling plant in Dhenkanal dist.

—   Ropeway service soon at Odisha’s Patali Srikhetra located on Trikuta hills in Subarnapur district.

—   Pictures taken inside the premises of Puri Srimandir allegedly posted on social media once again; photos found on Facebook page of a Surat resident Tejas Selar.

—   A newborn girl rescued by Nalco police from the premises of SBI in Kandasar.

—   Capital Region Urban Transport (CRUT) today rolled out 20 buses on Route Number 10 in the Phase-2.

—   Junior Doctors’ Association (JDA) stage dharna for third consecutive day seeking removal of VIMSAR Director Ashwini Pujari.