Urmila Mohanty, a neighbour said, “Arun used to beat his family members under the influence of alcohol. Yesterday, he had asked non-veg items to his mother who is a widow.
At least two people were killed after being struck by the Puri-Howrah Express near the Bahanaga-Dandaharipur railway gate in Balasore. The identities of the deceased are yet to be confirmed. GRP Police have started an investigation into the incident.
Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Majhi has appealed to different communities to maintain peace and harmony in the region
In Balasore, police swiftly rescued an abducted infant from the district hospital within 12 hours, using CCTV and local intelligence. Two suspects were detained, including an ASHA worker involved in the incident.
As per the allegation by the family members, the newborn baby was stolen by a woman from the maternity ward of the hospital.
President of the All India Congress Committee Mallikarjun Kharge came down heavily on the BJD government in the state and the NDA government at the centre on Wednesday.
Sarangi went to the local police station along with the workers engaged in the prawn factory and demanded stern action against the company.
In Odisha, a man named Bhaskar Chandra Sahoo has been exposed for posing as a doctor for 15 years in the Soro area of Balasore. After being discovered using a forged registration number, a police complaint was lodged against him.
Tension erupted at GK Bhattar CHC in Jaleswar, Balasore, after a patient died from alleged medical negligence. Relatives allegedly manhandled Dr. Dillip Patra, blaming him for the delay in treatment of the patient.
With the mercury continuously hovering over 40 degree Celsius and people succumbing to sunstroke in Odisha including one in the district, patients and their attendants are allegedly left in a lurch sans shelter and drinking facilities on the hospital premises.
The villagers have moved Orissa High Court against the decision of the government to close the school. They have also threatened to boycott the upcoming election if the government’s decision is not changed soon.
Sarat Mohanty, a resident of Saharda village under Remuna block and Jyotismita, a resident of Chhanapuar exchanged wedding vows. The couple is hard of hearing as well as speaking. Their parents had never thought of finding them a match.
Ganeswar Patra, the bother of the deceased, said, “My brother died at the hospital on April 25. His body is not being handed over to us. I appeal to the company to send the body to my house. The company is delaying.”
As per police sources, Ramesh had collected Rs 3 lakh each from more than 50 persons with the false assurance of giving them jobs in banks and other government organisations.
People should refrain from moving out under the scorching heat during the peak hours of the day (around 1100 IST-1500 IST).
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