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The police acting on a tip-off booked a person for allegedly stocking and selling firecrackers despite a ban from a shop in Bans Bazaar at Ambala City in Haryana, on Friday.

The Odiasha government has come up with a new prison manual by revising a 78-year-old manual to ensure better management of jail administration and inmates. The old manual was compiled in 1942.

Sainik School Goalpara celebrated its 57th Raising Day on November 12. The day commenced with an online opening address by principal of the school Captain (Indian Navy) A Muthuraman

While the state-level cooperative week programme as part of the 67th All India Cooperative Week 2020 will be held in Karnataka's Mangaluru on November 15, five cooperative societies in Undivided Dakshina Kannada will be given nod to open generic medicine outlets in the coast on the occasion, said M N Rajendra Kumar, chairman, South Canara District Central Cooperative (SCDCC) Bank.

Taking strong note of alleged custodial torture of an accused by a woman inspector during lockdown in March, the Odisha human rights commission (OHRC) has recommended the state government not to give her posting in any police station for the next two years.

Jewellers are optimistic about the revival of business on Dhanteras following a slump for the last several months.

SAI International School and DPS R K Puram, Delhi, have been jointly ranked the No 1 school in India in the day-cum-boarding school category, as per a ranking done by an education magazine. SAI has become a top-rated school in the category in less than 12 years of establishment. The magazine had ranked it the No 3 school in India in 2019.

The state cabinet on Thursday approved the promulgation of the second Odisha Agricultural Produce and Livestock Marketing (promotion and facilitation) ordinance, which aims to remove geographical restrictions on the sale of agricultural produce, and allow producers to sell their produce anywhere within the state.

The single-day new infection count dropped below 1,000 for the second time on Thursday with 986 cases being reported in 24 hours. This has taken the virus caseload in the state to 3,05,986. The positivity rate has come down to 2.1 per cent as the new Covid-19 cases were from among 45,819 samples tested. On Tuesday, the state had reported 987 positive cases.

In what may leave the state police embarrassed, the Odisha Human Rights Commission (OHRC) has come down heavily on an inspector for his alleged negligence in arresting two youths for the alleged murder of a minor, who turned out to be alive.

Within a few hours of registering a case, the Patiala police recovered the skeleton of a woman on Wednesday. The woman had gone missing a year ago from her in-laws house. The police said her husband had killed her as he was suspicious of her character.