Odisha Cabinet Approves Proposal to Change English Spellings of 64 Places

From Cuttack to Kataka: Odisha rewrites 64 colonial-era place names

The state Cabinet has approved revised English spellings for 64 places across 26 districts, saying colonial-era distortions of Odia names diluted linguistic heritage and cultural identity

Cabinet nod to changed English spellings for 64 places

Odisha cabinet approves revised English spellings for 64 places in 26 districts to match Odia pronunciation, replacing colonial-era distortions and boosting Odia Asmita.

Odisha cabinet approves proposal to change English spellings of 64 places

Bhubaneswar, Jun 12 (PTI): The cabinet of Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi on Friday approved eight proposals, including one pertaining to the change of English spellings of 64 places across 26 districts, Chief Secretary Anu Garg said.She said the state government has approved 301 proposals during 42 cabinet meetings convened in the last two years.Majhi completed two years in office on Friday and convened a meeting of his cabinet, where …

Cabinet approves changes in English spelling of 64 places in Odisha

Bhubaneswar: The Odisha Cabinet, led by Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi, has approved a proposal to effect changes in the English spelling of names of 64 places across 26 districts in the state. The Revenue Department had earlier proposed changes in the English spelling of several places in Odisha with an aim to restore their original Odia names and ensure accurate pronunciation in line with their original names. The department had invited sug…

Odisha Cabinet Approves Renaming Of 64 Places To Align With Odia Phonetics

Bhubaneswar: The Odisha Cabinet on Friday approved a proposal to revise the English spellings of 64 place names across 26 districts, in a move aimed at

Odisha Cabinet approves Rs 200 crore for defunct industrial units

The Odisha Cabinet has approved Rs 200 crore to liquidate defunct industrial units, aiming to clear liabilities and attract new investments in the state.