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BJP's New Recruit Jay Panda Trails In Homeground Kendrapara In Odisha
Baijayant 'Jay' Panda was one of the most recognizable faces of Odisha's ruling BJD, apart from its founder and Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik. It seemed incredible that he could ever quit the party after being its chief spokesperson for years. But his souring ties with Naveen Patnaik came to pass and finally, he quit last year. In this election, Mr...
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From Biju Janata Dal To BJP, Jay Panda's Lok Sabha Seat Remains Constant
Odisha leader Baijayant Jay Panda who joined the BJP early this month and was subsequently appointed the state's national vice-president and spokesperson will be contesting the Lok Sabha elections from his last sitting seat Kendrapara. He vacated his seat and resigned from Odisha's ruling Biju Janata Dal last year.
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Mumbai journalist J Dey shared info with police over e-mail
A team of police officers has been scrutinising murdered journalist J Dey's e-mail account in the hope of finding a clue that could throw light on the motive behind the shootout on June 11.The police said that they are focused on probing nearly 3,000 e-mails and 250 drafts from the two personal e-mail accounts of the senior scribe. "We are scrutini...
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BJP's New Recruit Jay Panda Trails In Homeground Kendrapara In Odisha
Baijayant 'Jay' Panda was one of the most recognizable faces of Odisha's ruling BJD, apart from its founder and Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik. It seemed incredible that he could ever quit the party after being its chief spokesperson for years. But his souring ties with Naveen Patnaik came to pass and finally, he quit last year. In this election, Mr...
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From Biju Janata Dal To BJP, Jay Panda's Lok Sabha Seat Remains Constant
Odisha leader Baijayant Jay Panda who joined the BJP early this month and was subsequently appointed the state's national vice-president and spokesperson will be contesting the Lok Sabha elections from his last sitting seat Kendrapara. He vacated his seat and resigned from Odisha's ruling Biju Janata Dal last year.
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Mumbai journalist J Dey shared info with police over e-mail
A team of police officers has been scrutinising murdered journalist J Dey's e-mail account in the hope of finding a clue that could throw light on the motive behind the shootout on June 11.The police said that they are focused on probing nearly 3,000 e-mails and 250 drafts from the two personal e-mail accounts of the senior scribe. "We are scrutini...
