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The central bureau of investigation (CBI) here on Monday arrested a person from Balasore for his alleged complicity in a 2009 fake railway job fraud, involving Rs 95 lakh. CBI said the accused, Babloo Yadav, alias Trainer, a resident of Saharsha district in Bihar was on the run since 2009.

The police were on the lookout for another man who is absconding.

The 37-km long four-lane road constructed under Port Connectivity Project is all set to acquire a fresh coat of asphalt paving the way for smoother journey from B C Road to Surathkal. National Highways Authority of India will start the process of asphalting 25-kms out of the 37-km stretch at an estimated cost of Rs 24 crore leaving out the remaining 12-odd-kms that have been strengthened as part of routine maintenance in the previous years.

The East Coast Railway (ECoR) on Monday ran a 2-km long goods train by amalgamating three freight trains as one unit for the first time in its history. It is called Python Rake due to its long snake size formation while running on the track.

The accused has been identified as J Mujipur Rahman of Echanaari. He murdered his friend, S Biji, 21 of Ooty, who was studying in a private college in Coimbatore.

The Congress MP Ravneet Bittu on Monday assured the driver union members of the municipal corporation to help them meet local bodies minister Navjot Sidhu for the fulfillment of their demands within this week.

Henceforth, people availing the services of private buses in and around Mangaluru will get to know the arrival time of their bus, track the vehicle and also locate stops closest to them from where they could board the bus.

Close on heels of making public the discovery of ancient edicts in Tulu script at Sri Veeranarayana Temple at Kulshekar that Alupa King Kulashekaran is believed to have issued, researcher T Murugeshi has announced the discovery of petroglyphs of prehistoric importance near Kollur in the Udupi district of Karnataka.

“Period. End of Sentence” won award in the best documentary short subject at the 91st Academy Awards.

Imtiaz Patel, 42, had pleaded guilty to the knife-point robbery and possession of a bladed weapon. He was sentenced to four years imprisonment for the robbery and a concurrent nine-month imprisonment for possession of the weapon at Leicester Crown Court on Monday

Girl students with special needs, studying in senior secondary schools in the state, will get the stipend through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) mode from the coming academic session.