Four poachers were arrested in the Similipal Wildlife Sanctuary by the South West Wildlife Division staff after being caught on AI trailguard cameras. The enforcement team, including the Similipal Tiger Protection Force, seized two handmade guns, gunpowder, and torches from them. The accused, identified as Faguram Tudu, Ram Chandra Kisku, Ranjan Kisku, and Biswanath Hansda, were sent to jail after their bail applications were rejected. A case has been registered at the Podadiha Wildlife Range. https://sambad.in/district/mayurbhanj/4-poachers-while-making-illegal-intrusion-into-the-similipal-wildlife-sanctuary-for-hunting-of-wild-animals-are-arrested-12193084

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a warning for fishermen along the Odisha coast, advising them not to venture into the sea from July 24 to 27 due to rough sea conditions. Wind speeds are expected to reach up to 55-60 kmph during this period. Fishermen already at sea have been asked to return to the coast immediately, and port authorities have been alerted to take necessary safety measures. https://odishasambad.in/fishermen-asked-to-stay-ashore-as-rough-sea-likely-along-odisha-coast-till-july-27/

After completing the nine-day Rath Yatra, the deities will return to the Ratna Vedi of the Shri Jagannath Temple today in the Niladri Bije ritual. A detailed schedule has been set by the temple administration, with Pahandi rituals starting at 4 PM. A unique tradition involves Lord Jagannath offering Rasagola to Goddess Mahalakshmi to appease her anger before entering the temple. This event marks the conclusion of the world-famous Rath Yatra, and devotees will be able to receive Nilachala Abadha from Tuesday. https://www.dharitri.com/today-is-the-niladribije-of-darubigraha-the-lord-will-offer-rasgola-to-pay-mahalakshmi/

Niladri Bije marks the return of the deities to the Jagannath Temple in Puri. After Suna Besha and Adhara Pana, the idols are taken in a procession called Goti Pahandi to the Ratna Singhasana. A unique ritual involves a dialogue between Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Jagannath, where the Lord offers Rasagola to appease the Goddess. This is the only day Rasagola is offered to the Lord inside the temple, prepared with great purity by the Bhitarachha Mahapatra. https://www.samayalive.in/feature/niladribije/article-37781

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has been permitted by the Bombay High Court to file a civil suit against social media giants Meta, X (formerly Twitter), and Google. The lawsuit addresses AI-generated deepfake videos and digital content intended to defame him, particularly concerning ethanol blending initiatives. Justice Abhay Ahuja's bench granted the permission on Monday. The court will later hear applications for interim relief regarding the immediate removal of the controversial content. https://sambad.in/india-and-beyond/bombay-hc-allows-nitin-gadkari-to-sue-meta-x-over-alleged-e20-deepfakes-12202243

The body of an 8th-grade student, Jaba Santa, was found hanging from a tree near the Batibeda Government Ashram School in Umarkote, Nabarangpur. The student had reportedly gone missing from the hostel during dinner time. Her family has raised suspicions regarding how she climbed the boundary wall and ended up hanging from a dry tree, demanding a fair investigation into the school authorities' role. Umarkote police are currently investigating the case following formal complaints from both the headmaster and the family. https://www.dharitri.com/uspicious-death-of-hostel-student-investigation-demanded/

Today's horoscope provides predictions for all 12 zodiac signs. Aries can expect success in new ventures, while Taurus may win legal battles. Gemini should be careful of domestic disputes, and Cancer has chances for new employment. Leo might face business challenges, and Virgo needs to be cautious about health. Libra will get family support, Sagittarius may receive marriage proposals, and Aquarius will see financial improvement. Each sign is provided with lucky colors, numbers, and specific remedies for a better day. https://argusnews.in/horoscope/people-living-away-may-travel-home-today

Former British Home Secretary Priti Patel expressed disappointment over the delay in Nirav Modi's extradition to India. Despite signing the order in April 2021, Modi remains in a London prison due to legal hurdles. Patel noted that this delay has negatively impacted UK-India diplomatic relations and India's trust. With his final appeal at the European Court of Human Rights dismissed, the $2 billion PNB fraud accused's extradition is now likely certain. https://sambad.in/india-and-beyond/nirav-modi-extradition-delay-priti-patel-uk-india-relations-12204037

Decomposed bodies of a 40-year-old woman, Phulamani Hembram, and her 13-year-old disabled daughter, Sakara Murmu, were recovered in Divyasinghpur village, Mayurbhanj district. While the mother's body was found in a decomposed state inside their house, the daughter's body was floating in a nearby canal. Police suspect the mother died five days ago and the disabled daughter drowned in the canal while searching for food. Although locals suspect murder due to land disputes, police have registered a case of unnatural death and are awaiting the post-mortem report. https://sambad.in/crime/mother-and-differently-abled-daughter-found-dead-in-mayurbhanj-mystery-surrounds-tragic-incident-12206471

During the Monsoon Session of Parliament, BJP MP Kangana Ranaut condemned the use of abusive language against PM Narendra Modi and his late mother during the NEET paper leak protests at Jantar Mantar. She questioned the identity of such protesters asking 'what kind of students are these'. Meanwhile, the protests ended as the government accepted demands, including the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Ranaut also supported the Public Examinations Amendment Bill, 2026, aimed at curbing paper leaks. https://odishasambad.in/kangana-ranaut-on-cjp-protest-75-year-old-prime-minister-was-targeted-filthy-abuse-hurled-at-his-late-mother-what-kind-of-students-are-these/