News from Balasore

On Tuesday, acting on a tip-off, a team from Malkangiri model police station conducted raids at Pedabeda village under Gangala Panchayat and seized the roosters.

The ambulance carrying patients was en route to neighbouring West Bengal from AIIMS, Bhubaneswar.

In a public notice, the AIIMS Bhubaneswar authorities warned the aspirants about the false advertisement that is being circulated on social media. 

Interestingly, the safety certificate for the railway over bridge is still under process. Moreover, the CRS sanction is also pending for the closure of the level crossing for which the ROB has been constructed.

These step-motherly treated directorates are located in Bhubaneswar, Berhampur, Sambalpur, Balasore and Jeypore.

Such goof-up was reported from Nilagiri sub-divisional hospital in Balasore district on Friday. Palpable tension prevailed at the hospital after the matter came to light.

Paddy procurement centres are yet to be opened in Bhadrak and Balasore districts

While two of them got recruitment as Agniveer, another got selected for Assam Rifles and the fourth one was selected for Border Security Force.

The POCSO special court judge Ranjan Kumar Sutar also slapped a fine of Rs 10,000 on the convict and said if the accused did not pay the fine, he would undergo another imprisonment of two years.  

Jatindranath was born on December 7, 1879, in Kayagram village under Kushtia district (Present-day Nadia, Bangladesh), in Bengal Presidency, British India. He was that Royal Bengal Tiger, whose claws even threatened the almighty British Empire.

Hemant lost his mother when he was barely three. Following his mother’s death, his father went missing. Even after losing his parents, he did not stop dreaming big. 

The victim, Bholanath Sarangi, who runs a mini bank, was cheated by two scammers in broad daylight on the pretext of exchanging a five-hundred rupees note for five hundred rupee notes.

One of the injured Rahmat Khan said, “The dog attacked my nephew while he was going for a morning walk and later attacked son of my younger brother. When I tried to kill the dog apprehending that it may attack others, it attacked me.”

Subhranshu, who hails from Balasore, did not leave Debasmita and opt for other girl for marriage.

The family of the deceased doesn’t have enough money to conduct the after-death rituals. Left with no other option, Umesh’s 9-year-old son Chandrakanta Jena is knocking on every door and begging for some alms so that he can conduct the after-death rituals of his father.