Mahendra

Eminent linguist Mahendra Kumar Mishra was honored with the Padma Shri by President Droupadi Murmu for his pioneering work in multilingual education in Odisha. Mishra's initiatives revitalized tribal languages and culture as learning tools, leading programs in 21 tribal languages. He was among four individuals from Odisha recognized for their contributions to the state's culture and heritage.

In a gripping conclusion to a case that has captured local attention, a Bokaro court has sentenced Govind Mahato and Baijnath Mahato to life imprisonment. Their conviction stems from a brutal double homicide that occurred in 2019, fueled by a seemingly trivial dispute over a mango tree. Tragically, the incident claimed the lives of Mahendra Mahato and Sukri Devi.

Another man critical, admitted to Sheikh Bhikhari Medical College and Hospital

A 22-year-old woman, Kranti Kashyap, was allegedly murdered by her father and two brothers in Bareilly over an inter-community relationship. Family members reportedly attempted a hurried cremation after the brutal beating and strangulation. The victim's uncle's suspicion led to police intervention, confirming death by strangulation and multiple injuries. Three accused have been arrested.

Academics Suffer Due To Administrative Disruptions

Residents of Mahakalapada block in Kendrapada district staged a road blockade with pots and buckets, demanding safe drinking water and pipeline repairs. Villagers expressed frustration over prolonged erratic supply and defunct tube wells. Officials assured them of addressing the water crisis through tankers and pipeline maintenance, but protesters threatened to escalate if daily tanker supply isn't provided.

In a major crackdown, law enforcement has detained Daya Tiwari, suspected of leading a vast international counterfeit currency ring that spanned the India-Nepal frontier. The arrest unfolded near Motihari, marking the end of a six-month pursuit. Tiwari is thought to have masterminded operations that involved printing and distributing forged currency across Bangladesh, Nepal, and multiple states in India.

With the summer sun blazing down on Patna, the allure of traditional earthen pots and 'surahis' has skyrocketed. Residents, seeking relief from the stifling heat and health-conscious lifestyle, are turning back to clay despite the availability of modern cooling devices. Vendors are buzzing with activity, attributing the rise in sales to the unseasonably high temperatures and sporadic power outages.

Once labeled a dangerous menace, the wild elephant known as E-5 was found wandering aimlessly, exhibiting signs of severe stress after losing its herd. Animal experts who had previously deemed E-5 a threat were surprised when a compassionate connection developed with Rama, a trained camp elephant.

Retired RMO Still Listed Online, Hounded By Calls