Chhattisgarh Police have registered an FIR against Congress leader Supriya Shrinate and influencer Neha Singh Rathore for allegedly sharing a misleading video. The video claimed that a BJP flag was hoisted instead of the national flag on Independence Day. However, investigation revealed the footage was from a BJP training camp held in March. Based on a complaint by BJP spokesperson Ujjwal Deepak, cases were filed under various sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita for spreading misinformation and creating political discord. https://sambad.in/india-and-beyond/fir-against-supriya-shrinate-neha-singh-rathore-flag-video-12393269

Heavy rains in Keonjhar district have caused significant damage, leading to the collapse of a bridge over the Kakharua canal in Banspal block. This incident has cut off communication to nearly 15 villages, including Upper Birikala and Lungajhar. Essential services like ambulances are unable to reach the affected areas, creating severe difficulties for patients and pregnant women. Residents have expressed frustration as a concrete bridge project has remained unfinished for the past five years. The local population and students are facing immense hardship due to administrative delays and are urging the government to complete the construction immediately. https://www.dharitri.com/bridge-destroyed-in-flood-communication-cut-off-to-15-villages/

The Mayurbhanj District Journalists' Association held a preparatory meeting in Rairangpur for its upcoming annual general body meeting and elections scheduled for September 14. Chaired by Vice President Khudiram Mohanty, the meeting involved forming a core committee and planning a state-level seminar. The association decided to honor five active members and submit a memorandum to the Chief Minister regarding journalists' long-standing issues. State President Manoj Das and other senior journalists participated in the discussion. https://sambad.in/district/mayurbhanj/mayurbhanj-district-journalists-association-annual-conference-and-election-on-september-14-in-rairangpur-12393220

The Odisha government, led by CM Mohan Charan Majhi, has launched the 'Overseas Scholarship' scheme for meritorious SC and ST students. This initiative provides full financial support for pursuing PG and PhD programs in prestigious foreign universities. The scholarship covers tuition fees, living expenses, visa costs, and airfare. Managed by the SC, ST, Minority, and Backward Classes Welfare Department, the scheme aims to provide global exposure and eliminate financial barriers to higher education for underprivileged communities. https://odishasambad.in/odisha-launches-overseas-scholarship-scheme-for-sc-st-students/

Keep your bathroom tiles sparkling clean using effective home remedies like white vinegar and baking soda paste. Lemon juice mixed with salt acts as a natural cleaner and deodorizer. The article highlights the importance of cleaning tile grout using an old toothbrush to prevent fungus buildup. Regular maintenance with warm water and detergent can help maintain the shine for a long time. https://odia.news18.com/photogallery/lifestyle/how-to-clean-bathroom-s-tiles-sps-ws-l-406024.html

Revenue Inspector Suraj Bala of Jharapali circle in Malkangiri district was caught red-handed by Odisha Vigilance while accepting a bribe of ₹8,000 for issuing a caste certificate verification report. He had initially demanded ₹10,000. Following the trap, simultaneous raids were conducted at two locations linked to him. The official was previously involved in another bribery case in 2023. https://zeenews.india.com/hindi/zeeodisha/state-news/odisha-vigilance-nabs-revenue-inspector-while-accepting-rs-8000-bribe/3290598

Frequent throat irritation or the sensation of something stuck in the throat may be symptoms of 'Silent Reflux' or Laryngopharyngeal Reflux (LPR). Unlike typical acidity, it affects the vocal cords and throat due to stomach acid rising. Ignoring it can damage the vocal cords. Experts recommend lifestyle changes like avoiding late-night meals and spicy foods, and consulting a specialist if symptoms persist. https://odishasambad.in/not-just-chest-burning-these-throat-problems-could-signal-severe-acidity/

Ganjam Police busted a major job fraud racket and arrested Panchanan Panda from Bhubaneswar. The accused allegedly cheated unemployed youths of over Rs 50 lakh by promising jobs in banks and other sectors through fake recruitment agencies. Police seized 61 fake appointment letters, 25 forged ID cards, and several other incriminating documents. The investigation revealed that the accused had been operating this racket for the past two years using digital payment platforms like PhonePe and Paytm to collect money. https://www.dharitri.com/miscellaneous-fraud-in-the-name-of-job/

In a shocking incident in Balasore's Oupada, a dismissed junior teacher named Prithviraj Kar attacked a science teacher and four of her family members with a sharp knife. The attack was reportedly triggered by one-sided love and revenge for his previous dismissal from service following harassment complaints. The accused entered the teacher's house and critically injured her, along with her parents and younger brother. Local residents managed to overpower the accused and hand him over to the police. The victims have been hospitalized for treatment, and a police investigation is currently underway. https://odia.news18.com/news/odisha/love-proposal-rejected-teacher-family-attacked-by-expelled-teacher-in-oupada-of-baleswar-dkp-ws-l-406023.html

Heavy rains and floods from the Kansabansa river have severely impacted over 20 panchayats in Balasore district, including Soro, Simulia, and Khaira blocks. Farmers have suffered significant crop losses as agricultural lands remain submerged. Balasore District Collector Suryawanshi Mayur Vikas and the Sub-Collector visited the affected areas to assess the situation. The Collector directed the irrigation department to undertake river restoration, dredging, and repair of damaged embankments and culverts. A damage report has been sent to the state government, and compensation will be provided to the affected farmers once funds are released. https://odia.news18.com/news/odisha/balasore-district-magistrate-visit-the-flood-area-sps-local18-ws-l-406016.html