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They sold Sambalpuri saree online. Then Odisha police found Ganja inside its folds

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By Sujit Bisoyi Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
Police arrested seven men and seized 113 kg of ganja hidden in the saree boxes as they were on their way to the nearest logistics centre. (Express photo) It looked like a legitimate business when a group of individuals, earlier this year, registered with a leading e-commerce platform to sell their products. The hero product was the iconic Sambalpuri saree known for its double Ikat tie and dye technique and symbolic motifs.
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Valuables inside treasure trove safe, match 1978 inventory: Jagannath Temple officials

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By Sujit Bisoyi Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
The phased inventory process of the treasure trove of the 12th-century shrine has been underway since it started in March 2026, after a gap of over 48 years. The second phase was held in May. Focus on ‘accuracy’ over deadline The SJTA chief administrator said it would be difficult to guess the exact timeframe it would take to complete the inventory process. “We are focussing on accuracy and transparency in the process rather than doing it in a hurried manner,” said Padhee.
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‘Black day for Odisha’: Patnaik asks BJP MPs to seek reversal of mines and minerals law

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By Sujit Bisoyi Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
As Odisha accounts for nearly 44% of India's mineral wealth, Naveen Patnaik said the state has contributed its mineral wealth to the building of India's steel, power, mining and infrastructure sectors for decades. (Express file photo) Calling the passage of the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) law in Parliament a “black day” for Odisha, Biju Janata Dal (BJD) President Naveen Patnaik on Saturday urged Odisha BJP MPs to seek reversal of the amendments.
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