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Odisha to split tourism & culture dept, promote Odia language

BHUBANESWAR: The Odisha government on Tuesday decided to split the tourism and culture department and take a slew of measures including setting up of an Odia Language Commission to spread and popularise the state language

Updated At : 09:10 PM Dec 26, 2017 IST

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