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Kashmir, Observer, Jammu, Srinagar, Latest Kashmir News, Kashmir News, Kashmir Latest News Unauthorised power ‘overdrawal’ by Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh has raised serious grid security concerns in the region, with central load dispatchers issuing 57 warnings, including three extreme emergency alerts. The post Power Overdrawal: J&K, Ladakh Get 57 Grid Warnings, 3 Extreme Alerts appeared first on Kashmir Observer.

Soham Varshneya scored a late winner as Bengaluru FC defeated FC Goa 2-1 at Fatorda on Friday, with the closing stages marked by questionable refereeing decisions and protests from the home side.

IT industry leadership: Wipro veteran returns to head the Americas 2 strategic market unit, reporting to CEO Srini Pallia from December 2026.

Chennai court extends remand of ex-minister Poyyamozhi in private school bribery case, citing ongoing investigation and custodial needs.

In an innovative stride towards safety, Mumbai has introduced its first non-AC local train with automatic doors, ready for testing soon. This advancement comes in light of a recent accident that revealed the perils of traveling with open doors. Comprising 12 coaches, the train will undergo thorough evaluations before public rollout.

Deepinder Goyal’s wearable device, Temple, priced at Rs 85,000, has come under scrutiny from the medical community regarding its scientific assertions. Doctors have raised questions about the device’s ability to accurately measure physiological signals, particularly blood flow to the brain. The primary concern is whether a sensor positioned near the temple can effectively monitor cerebral […] The post Deepinder Goyal’s Temple Sparks Debate Between Startup Founders and Medical Experts appeared first on The CSR Journal.

By Arindam Ganguly Bhubaneswar: Theatre lovers in the city were treated to an evening of laughter as the Hindi comedy ‘Last Over’ was staged at the Railway Auditorium in Bhubaneswar Friday. Blending cricket fever, family relationships and social prejudices, the play offered a humorous take on the shared passion for cricket in India and Pakistan. […]

Bhubaneswar: An Assistant Accountant of the Nuapada Notified Area Council (NAC) has been arrested for allegedly embezzling government funds worth Rs 20.89 lakh by forging the signature of the civic body’s Executive Officer (EO) on cheques and transferring the money into his personal bank account. The accused allegedly spent a substantial portion of the misappropriated money on online Aviator gaming. The arrested employee has been identified as Gopal Mahananda, who was working as an assistant accountant at Nuapada NAC. Police arrested him following a complaint lodged by NAC Executive Officer Sandeep Chandrakar and subsequently forwarded him to court late last night. According to information, around eight years ago, the Odisha government had sanctioned Rs 50 lakh for the construction and renovation of the Nuapada bus stand. The amount was deposited in the NAC's bank account. However, as the funds remained unutilised for several years, the money continued to lie in the account. Taking advantage of the situation, Mahananda allegedly began withdrawing money from the account without the approval or signature of the Executive Officer. He reportedly prepared fake official letters and forged the EO's signature on cheques to transfer government funds into his own bank account. Preliminary findings suggest that the accused carried out around 20 suspicious transactions, involving a total of Rs 20,89,799. He allegedly forged the Executive Officer's signature on 16 cheques to withdraw the money. The irregularities came to light when EO Sandeep Chandrakar noticed the suspicious transactions and questioned Mahananda. Following this, the accused reportedly deposited Rs 3.40 lakh back into the government account. However, approximately Rs 17.50 lakh remained unaccounted for. On November 4, Chandrakar lodged a written complaint at Nuapada police station, alleging that Mahananda had misappropriated Rs 20,89,799 from the funds sanctioned for the bus stand project through forged cheques and unauthorised withdrawals. Police registered a case and launched an investigation under the leadership of Nuapada police station officer Gangadhar Meher. A special police team examined the NAC's financial records and seized relevant documents as part of the investigation. During the probe, it reportedly emerged that the accused had spent the misappropriated government money on playing online Aviator games. Mahananda was arrested on Thursday and produced before the court late at night. Police said further investigation is underway to establish the full extent of the financial irregularities and trace the misappropriated funds.

Garhwal Post Bureau Dehradun, 2 Nov: A Jan Samadhan Diwas was organised at the district collectorate here today under the joint chairmanship of Additional District Magistrate (ADM) Smrita Parmar and Joint Magistrate Harshita Singh on the directions of District Magistrate Dr Ashish Chauhan. Residents from different parts of the district placed their grievances before the […]

U.S. military commanders on Okinawa extended a midnight-to-5 a.m. curfew for junior enlisted troops and a ban on alcohol during the same period for all personnel outside their homes, officials said this week.