Prahlad

Odisha government has reshuffled the IPS cadre, transferring and posting several officers and changing Superintendents of Police in 10 districts. Key appointments include Smit Parmar as SP Nayagarh and Vivekanand Sharma as SP CID-Crime Branch, Cuttack. The changes aim to bring new leadership to various district police units.

Jyoti Tyagi's solo exhibition, "Stories the Soil Remembers," opened at Shridharani Gallery, New Delhi, curated by Prayag Shukla. Inaugurated by Chetan Prakash Jain, the event was graced by artists Jatin Das and Pratibha Prahlad. Tyagi's evocative paintings explore the human connection to nature and the emotional landscape of modern life.

In a significant crackdown on drug smuggling, authorities have suspended the IIC of Jharbandh police station, Sukra Madhi, for alleged ties to ganja smugglers. This action follows a major bust where nearly 2,000 kg of ganja, valued at Rs 4 crore, was seized.

Eight Arrested, Five Sent To Jail

Edited by Sharat Sir

Odisha's Konark Sun Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is undergoing a significant archaeological endeavor as the ASI begins removing centuries of sand filling from its Jagamohan. This meticulous process, initiated after years of proposals and investigations, aims to reveal and conserve the 13th-century monument's hidden interior, marking a defining moment in Indian archaeology.

Bargarh police have dismantled a significant drug smuggling operation, seizing 1,914 kg of ganja valued at approximately Rs 4 crore. Five individuals, including a truck driver from Uttar Pradesh and four locals, were apprehended. The bust occurred during a routine patrol when a truck carrying the contraband was intercepted. Investigations are ongoing to uncover the full extent of the network.

Two senior education officials and a teacher were arrested in Bargarh, Odisha, for allegedly sexually harassing a woman teacher. The arrests followed an internal inquiry by the department's ICC, which found prima facie evidence.

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Rajasthan High Court has recalled its order to widen a Jaipur road, citing a potential conflict of interest. The earlier directive, which aimed to expand the route linking the airport to Haldighati Circle, faced strong opposition from residents fearing displacement. The case will now be heard by a new bench.