News from Berhampur

As per initial reports, the accused youth, whose identity is yet to be ascertained, attacked the meter reader as he was aggrieved over the high electricity bill. The deceased meter reader has been identified as Laxminarayan Tripathy.

Another student said that the authorities should allow to go to coaching and return to the campus by 6:30 pm. Apart from this, the students alleged that they are facing several issues in the hostel.

According to sources, other than Reddy, the court has also awarded lifer to 13 other accused involved in the murder case.

As per reports, Kulu reportedly had an altercation with his cousin yesterday night over a land dispute. Irate over this, the accused allegedly attacked Kulu with the help of an iron rod.

A box that contains all the memory of her son sits undisturbed at Bhabamani’s home in Raj Berhampur village, under Balasore’s Nilagiri block. It has been 24 years, but Bhabamani could hardly muster enough courage to open that box fearing a relapse into the memories and pain she has tried to suppress all these years.

According to sources, Subharajit, whose highest educational degree is Plus 2, was also running a clinic in Ranihat area in Cuttack and treating patients.

Empty flower vases, abandoned tyres, and broken pots lying in the open accumulating rain water for days have turned breeding spots for Aedes mosquitoes responsible for dengue.

Passengers reportedly pulled chain after detecting the smoke

Though the exact reason behind the clash is yet to be ascertained, stones were pelted and even fire extinguishers were used on a bus which was full of students. The bus was also locked from outside which created problems for the students who complained of breathing issues.

The tragic road mishap reportedly took place near Digapahandi in Ganjam district. All the injured were admitted to MKCG Medical College and Hospital in Berhampur.

Scores of BJD workers and leaders also reached the Digapahandi hospital and demanded the immediate arrest of the accused.

During the raid, the police seized a huge number of sealed bottles of fake liquor and a substantial quantity of empty bottles along with raw materials and packaging items. 

According to sources, Subhani was rescued from her hostel room in critical condition and admitted to the hospital. However, she died while undergoing treatment.

The two women have been identified as Geeta Das, the child’s biological mother and Suneeta Behera, who is claiming to have adopted the child.

Some passengers first noticed smoke in the B-5 coach and raised an alarm; they then deboarded the train and were not willing to travel on the train