Kaifi Khan was recently arrested by Mangalabag Police for allegedly duping a Ranihat-based woman, Sharmila Sen to the tune of Rs 62 lakh.
Known for their unique protests, the members were spotted brushing and bathing and protesting with buckets and mugs in front of the toilets.
The victim came in contact with the godman, identified as Kaifi Khan of Kesharpur area, through one of her driver. The victim, a 39-year-old woman was worried about the ill-health of her mother and suspected the presence of some ‘negative energy’ at her home.
Madhusudan Das is known as the architect of modern Odisha. He was one of the foremost modern thinkers of our country. He played a major role in the formation of the separate Odisha State.
While the anti-corruption wing apprehended Manas Dhal, a dealing assistant (junior clerk) at Pattamundai Block Education Officer’s office in Kendrapara for accepting Rs 10,000 bribe from a teacher, Badamba block junior engineer Bauri Bandhu Parida was caught by the sleuths while allegedly accepting Rs 30,000 bribe from a contractor.
Both the accused are part of a major criminal gang involved in targeting people after sending friend requests on Facebook, said Cuttack DCP, Pinak Mishra.
The state cabinet has also approved the tender for improvement of Cuttack ring road to 6-lane standard from Khannagar to Link Road under State Sector-Road Development Programme. This road project with a length of 2.1 km is expected to provide better connectivity and reduce traffic congestion.
Concerned over global warming and its impact on the climate, a group of committed youth under the banner of Bhubaneswari Club from Brahman Sailo village under Kantapara block in Cuttack district, have been working tirelessly to expand green cover in their area to mitigate the adverse impact of climate change.
The situation is forcing the patients and their attendants to wait outside the corridor with the temperature sizzling over 40 degrees Celsius in Cuttack.
In Patukasasana village under Balasore’s Remuna block, two cousin brothers drowned while taking bath in nearby Budhabalanga River. Both the deceased were reportedly minors aged eight and 17 years respectively.
The NHRC also directed the Chief Secretary, Government of Odisha to reply to the show cause notice in a period of four weeks.
The deceased’s husband and father-in-law were arrested and forwarded to court in connection with the case.
Sudam has filed a police complaint at Athagarh police station in this connection. However, no action has been taken so far.
To the utter dismay of the family members, Nemala police informed them that the body they cremated was not of Bilash.
A couple hailing from Karnataka and settled in Germany adopted the one-year-old baby on Thursday, in presence of Cuttack Collector, Bhabani Shankar Chayani.
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