Strong winds and bad weather conditions are likely to occur along Kerala coast with a speed of 35 to 45 kmph and on a few occasions up to 55 kmph. According to the Central Meteorological Department, strong winds with a speed of 35 to 45 km per hour and occasional gusts of up to 55 km per hour are likely along Lakshadweep coast. It is also advised not to go fishing in Kerala, Karnataka and Lakshadweep coasts.

Strong winds of 70 to 80 kmph at occasional gusts of up to 90 kmph are likely over Northwest Arabian Sea and adjoining Northeast Arabian Sea. Gusts of 50 to 60 kmph and occasional gusts of up to 70 kmph are expected over North East Arabian Sea and adjoining areas.

45 to 55 kmph and occasional up to 65 kmph over most parts of North Arabian Sea, adjoining parts of Central Arabian Sea, parts of Central West Arabian Sea, Western parts of Southwest Arabian Sea, Parts of Central West Bay of Bengal, Parts of South Bay of Bengal and Andhra Pradesh coast Strong winds and inclement weather are likely.

Strong to 35 to 45 kmph and occasional up to 55 kmph over North Arabian Sea, Central Arabian Sea, Northern parts of South Arabian Sea, most parts of South Bay of Bengal, Central East Bay of Bengal adjoining Central West Bay of Bengal, Southern parts of Northwest Bay of Bengal. Chance of wind and inclement weather.

Very strong wind speed of 70 to 80 kmph and 90 kmph at some occasions is likely over Northwest Arabian Sea tomorrow.

Gusty winds of 50 to 60 kmph at occasional gusts of up to 70 kmph are likely over the North West Arabian Sea and adjoining the North East Arabian Sea.

Gusty winds and inclement weather with a speed of 45 to 55 kmph at occasional up to 65 kmph over parts of Northwest Arabian Sea, parts of Central Arabian Sea, western parts of Southwest Arabian Sea, Central West Bay of Bengal, South Bay of Bengal and Andhra Pradesh coast.

EP Jayarajan was removed from the post of LDF convenor. The decision will be taken at the CPIM state secretariat. It was this reaction that cut off the party and the front on the day of the Lok Sabha elections, and it was EP Jayarajan who lost his position. CPIM’s first stand was that if action was taken in the meeting with Prakash Javadekar, it would be a weapon to counterattack the Congress.

MV Govindan started the discussion by raising the displeasure of the CPI over the delay in taking action on the matter of the state secretariat which met yesterday. Later, EP Jayarajan expressed his willingness to resign. But VN Vasavan’s opinion that action should be taken early made EP Jayarajan angry. After that, Chinta left the room in the flat and EP Jayarajan was returning to Kannur on Air India Express this morning.
In the end, EP Jayarajan was replaced. CITU state president TP Ramakrishnan has been replaced by the charge of convener. EP’s explanation on the matter was that the meeting with Prakash Javadekar was not a political one and that is why the party was not informed. The Chief Minister also criticized the EP in this regard. EP Jayarajan expressed his willingness to resign after today’s state committee discussed and it was confirmed that action would be taken.

Thiruvananthapuram: The first term examination of this academic year will begin on September 3. The time table is to end on 12. High school section exams will start at 3. UP category exams will start on 4th. The examination will start on 4th for Plus 2 students as well. The exam will start at 6 for LP category. There will be no entrance examination for first year students of higher secondary.

The duration of the exam will be two hours. Cool off time should be allowed between 10 am to 10.15 am and 1.30 pm to 1.45 pm on exam days. Friday afternoon exam will be from 2 to 4.15. There is no duration in classes one and two. The exam can be terminated as soon as the activities are completed.

According to the order of the director of public education, if the government declares a holiday on the exam days, then the exam should be held on the 13th. The school will close on the 13th for Onam. The school will open on the 23rd.

A young man filed a harassment complaint against director Ranjith. The complaint is that he was tortured by promising to give him a chance in the film. The statement of the youth is that he was tortured in a hotel in Bengaluru. The youth filed a complaint with the DGP.

Thrissur: An inquiry has been ordered against Union Minister Suresh Gopi in the incident of pushing aside journalists. The Thrissur City Commissioner ordered an investigation on the complaint of former MLA and Congress leader Anil Akkara. Thrissur ACP will conduct the investigation. Anil Akkara’s statement will be taken on Thursday. It is also possible to take the statements of journalists.

During the questions related to the allegations in the film industry, he angrily passed by saying that this is my way and my right.

Kochi: Mass resignation in AMMA organization. 17 members resigned including Mohanlal. The ad hoc committee will be in charge. The resignation comes after today’s online meeting.

It is reported that the Adoh Committee will hold a new election after two months. After the Hema committee reporter, more people came forward with complaints, there was a sharp division in the star organization Amma.

Mohan Lal responded that the resignation was put before the moral responsibility. Mohan Lal responded that he is thankful for the correction and criticism and has hope for the new group.

Thiruvananthapuram: Warning of heavy rains in the state again. A rain warning has been issued in all districts from Ernakulam to Kasaragod for the coming days. The Central Meteorological Center informs that heavy rain will occur at isolated places in other districts till the end of this month.

Yellow alert is on today in Idukki, Kozhikode, Wayanad, Kannur and Kasargod districts. Chance of rain is predicted in all other districts. Rain is likely in Kozhikode, Kannur and Kasargod districts tomorrow. Meanwhile, a yellow alert has been issued in Ernakulam, Thrissur, Palakkad, Malappuram, Wayanad and Kasaragod districts on August 29. Orange alert in Kozhikode Kannur districts.

Four youths were caught by the police in Thrissur Cheruthuruthy with MDMA hidden in the car stereo. The Thrissur Dunsaf team and the Cheruthuruthy Police have arrested Muhammadali, Shamir, Sibin, Jithu Joseph.

The accused were taken into custody along with 70 grams of MDMA during a search conducted near the Cheruthuruthi Cochin bridge. Drugs worth Rs 3 lakh were seized in the retail market. 87000 rupees and five mobile phones were recovered from the accused. The police also took into custody the vehicle used to smuggle drugs.