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The National Human Rights Commission has directed the Nabarangpur district administration to act within eight weeks on a complaint regarding the lack of basic infrastructure, including roads and electricity, in 258 villages. Human rights activist Anup Kumar Patro highlighted severe hardships faced by nearly 13 lakh residents, predominantly from Scheduled Tribe communities, impacting their right to life and dignity.

Tribal villagers have approached the Orissa High Court, alleging the state government's prolonged inaction in implementing the PESA Act, 1996. They seek directions to frame and enforce long-pending rules, arguing the delay deprives gram sabhas of self-governance and protection of community resources, leading to exploitation of tribal lands and resources.

Tribal organizations are taking a stand by petitioning the Orissa High Court, claiming the state's chronic delays in enforcing the PESA Act, 1996. Despite being enacted almost three decades ago, Odisha has not put into place the necessary legislation, resulting in tribal Gram Sabhas lacking the constitutional authority needed for self-rule and the safeguarding of their resources.

Nalanda police successfully rescued four girls, three of them minors, from an illegal orchestra racket in Silao. Four individuals, including a woman, were apprehended for allegedly forcing the girls into performances and subjecting them to harassment. Authorities suspect an interstate human trafficking network was involved, and an investigation is ongoing.

AIIMS-Patna hosted a national neonatal resuscitation programme, aiming to train over 18,000 healthcare professionals in a single day. This initiative, aligned with India's Newborn Action Plan, seeks to significantly reduce neonatal mortality. Experts stressed strengthening referral systems and skilled intervention during the crucial "First Golden Minute" to improve newborn survival rates across the country, particularly in Bihar.

Khandaghosh constituency in Bardhaman district is a key SC-reserved seat. It features a mixed agrarian and semi-industrial economy. Voter concerns include agricultural support, employment, and welfare. Historically Left-influenced, it is now a bipolar TMC-BJP contest. The TMC holds the seat with a significant margin, reflecting strong community support.

A retired junior engineer from Odisha has been sentenced to two years of rigorous imprisonment for embezzling government funds. Anup Kumar Das was found guilty of misappropriating Rs 1,560 by fabricating payments to non-existent labourers for a pond excavation project. The court also imposed a fine, with an additional jail term for non-payment.

Five people died and seven were injured when an SUV collided head-on with a soybean-laden tractor-trolley on the Tawa river bridge in Narmadapuram district early Monday. The marriage party was returning from Mana village when the tragic accident occurred around 1:30 am.

The National Human Rights Commission has directed the National Highways Authority of India to submit an Action Taken Report within two weeks regarding alleged safety lapses on National Highway 326 in Odisha's Rayagada district.

The National Human Rights Commission has directed the National Highways Authority of India to submit an action taken report within two weeks regarding safety lapses on NH-326 in Rayagada district. The commission is investigating a complaint alleging a lack of safety fences and retaining walls on ghat stretches, posing risks to commuters and potentially violating the right to life.

A human rights activist has petitioned the President alleging police brutality and corporate misconduct in Rayagada's Kashipur block. The complaint details alleged midnight raids, unwarranted detentions, and lathicharge on villagers, alongside concerns about environmental damage and unfulfilled promises from bauxite mining. The President's office has forwarded the plea to the Chief Secretary for action.

In a historic electoral upset, the BJP has secured its first-ever assembly election victory in West Bengal, unseating Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee after 15 years. The results, reflecting a record 92.47% voter turnout, saw the BJP's "Bhoy out, Bharosa in" slogan resonate strongly, surpassing the TMC's "Maa maati manush" narrative.

In a significant ruling, the Jharkhand High Court has instructed the Deputy Commissioner of Ramgarh to facilitate the rehabilitation of shopkeepers around the Chinnamastika Temple in Rajrappa within a month. The shop owners had previously contested an eviction notice, asserting that the three-day ultimatum was unreasonable and devoid of any rehabilitation framework.

A heartbreaking episode unfolded in Gumla's Ghagra region, where a 32-year-old man named Anup Kumar Pandey lost his life after being trampled by an elephant. He was among a group that ventured into the forest to catch a glimpse of the majestic giant.

In a heartbreaking incident, a 55-year-old woman lost her life after being trampled by a wild elephant while foraging for mahua fruit in the Basia block of Gumla. This tragic event marks the fourth fatality caused by the same elephant this year.

Khunti markets reopened after a one-and-a-half-day shutdown as the Kendriya Ramnavmi Mahasamiti withdrew its bandh call. This followed assurances from local administration regarding impartial action on FIRs filed after a Saturday clash. Officials stated the incident stemmed from trade rivalry, not community conflict, and arrests will be evidence-based.

One of the finest actors Bengali cinema has ever seen, Anup Kumar was popular for his captivating performances in both, lead and character roles.

Anup Kumar Dubey – the 1989 batch IRS officer from Jabalpur district in Madhya Pradesh, was on Monday relieved by the directorate of enforcement (ED) from the post of special director at its headquarters in New Delhi.

The National Human Rights Commission has sought an action taken report from the Odisha government regarding allegations of distributing supplementary food under the Chhatua nutrition program without timely safety tests. A complaint highlighted a mismatch between testing timelines and product shelf life, potentially exposing beneficiaries to health risks.

The National Human Rights Commission has demanded an action report from Odisha regarding allegations of distributing supplementary nutrition without timely safety checks. A human rights activist's complaint highlights that food testing takes longer than the product's shelf life, potentially risking beneficiaries' health. The NHRC has given the state four weeks to respond to these serious concerns.