Samrat Ray

The story revolves around a young journalist Jeet who one day meets a young lady, on a run to escape from her evil husband. They embark on a bus journey and the bus breaks down in the middle of the road.

‘Cycle Circus’ once used to be a hit in rural or sub-urban areas. This dying form of art sees a cyclist He performing almost anything - riding his cycle backwards, turning it on its head, drinking water while cycling, bathing with soap and water while riding, having dinner on the cycle, and many more tricks, without a break. However, the advent of electronic media and various forms of entertainment have seen only a few cyclists left to carry forward the legacy.

Hundreds of victims of an alleged sanitation job fraud protested in Sambalpur, demanding refunds after being duped of Rs 12,000 each by accused Padmavati Tandi and Samrat Ray. The scam, involving around 2,000 individuals across four districts, led to a tragic suicide of a local coordinator. Police have seized Rs 62 lakh and are investigating further involvement.

India may soon become the next destination for Webster University. The renowned US university has already become a prominent institution attracting thousands of Indian students to its 100 campuses across the globe.

The unfathomable popularity that the notion of a MBA degree entails has captured the ambitions of India's youth.

The city may be emerging as a medical hub, but when it comes to research output, none of its medical institutions figure in the top 20, a new study has revealed.

Drug addiction is a pervasive issue that functions like a disease, impairing rational thought and behavior. The cycle often starts with experimental use, leading to increased consumption and eventual addiction. The impact extends beyond the individual to family and society, affecting people of all ages and backgrounds. Filmmaker Samrat Ray addresses this issue in his award-winning one-minute micro-film 'Bijoy,' aiming to raise awareness about this global crisis despite the film's brief duration. The microfilm has already created quite a lot of buzz.

Sambalpur police arrested two individuals in a fake job racket that defrauded nearly 2,000 unemployed people across four districts. The accused, operating under a fake company, promised sweeper positions in Sambalpur Municipal Corporation for a Rs 12,000 joining fee, collecting an estimated Rs 2 crore in cash.

With the torrential downpour uprooting trees and snapping cable wires across the city, thousands missed the Barcelona magic on Wednesday night.

The line-up of speakers is an impressive one and includes seasoned politicians, social activists and a former IPS officer.