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Mayurbhanj: Woman beaten to death over ‘paan’ dispute; husband critical

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By Surya Narayan Pradhan
| Sambad English
Baripada: A dispute reportedly over paan (betel leaves) turned fatal after a 57-year-old woman was allegedly beaten to death in Mayurbhanj district, police said. The incident took place in Tiansi village under the Morada police station limits. According to reports, the accused, identified as 37-year-old Dhiren Naik of the village, allegedly used to regularly ask 62-year-old Anta Naik for betel leaves. When Anta refused, Dhiren allegedly abused and threatened him.
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Teacher allegedly beats differently-abled Class 3 girl for using toilet; family claims severe eye injury

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By Surya Narayan Pradhan
| Sambad English
Kataka: Accusing a teacher of a primary school in Kataka district’s Mahanga area of assaulting a differently abled Class 3 girl student, causing severe injury to her left eye, the student’s father has lodged a police complaint. The incident has been reported from Siripur village under the Nritanga panchayat in Mahanga police station limits.
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Orissa HC dismisses PIL challenging the appointment of Odisha Deputy Chief Ministers

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By Surya Narayan Pradhan
| Sambad English
Kataka: The Orissa High Court today dismissed a PIL challenging the constitutional validity of the appointment of Odisha’s two Deputy Chief Ministers, Kanak Vardhan Singh Deo and Pravati Parida, bringing the matter to a close. A Division Bench comprising Chief Justice Harish Tandon and Justice Chittaranjan Dash had concluded hearing the PIL and reserved its judgment on August 27, 2026. The court pronounced its verdict on Thursday, dismissing the petition.
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