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A new solar panel factory in eastern India just hit a major milestone, producing advanced modules at lightning speed with near-perfect quality. The facility marks a turning point for India's clean energy manufacturing future.
An Odisha artist created a stunning biodiversity map of the Sundarbans using traditional West Bengal folk art, capturing 60 species and the lives of communities who call the mangrove delta home. The hand-illustrated work celebrates one of Earth's most vital ecosystems without using any AI.
Famous sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik created a stunning beach sculpture celebrating India's record-breaking Under-19 Cricket World Cup victory and 14-year-old star Vaibhav Sooryavanshi. The artwork at Puri Beach in Odisha honors the team's historic sixth title and the youngest player's explosive performance.
For nearly 20 years, Subhransu Satpathy has been placing earthen water pots across Odisha to help birds survive brutal summer heat. What started as a few pots has grown to over 50,000, saving thousands of thirsty birds each year.
A gardener in Odisha, India transforms her tiny rooftop into a thriving orchard using recycled fish crates and eight simple techniques. Jayanti Sahoo harvests mangoes, pomegranates, and 15 other fruits without a single inch of yard space.
After a tough start to their season, Tamil Nadu's cricket team came together with sharp bowling and brilliant fielding to secure their first victory. The 207-run win over Odisha showed what teamwork and persistence can achieve.
A sacred Buddhist relic from the 3rd century BC was brought out of protected storage in Odisha, India, giving monks and devotees a rare chance to view the ancient treasure. The special display honored a revered Buddhist master and showcased India's role in preserving Buddhist heritage.
India's largest population of saltwater crocodiles just grew by 32, reaching 1,858 in Odisha's rivers and sanctuaries. New drone technology is helping conservationists protect these ancient reptiles better than ever before.