Idukki: Arikomban have reached the forest near Lower Camp Power House, eight kilometers from Arikomban Kumali. The forest department has informed that the Arikomban has left the Kerala border and entered the Tamil Nadu border.

The current route of Arikompan is towards Chinnakal. Arikompan’s move is by crossing the Kottarakkara-Dindigal national highway. From last night to Friday morning, Arikompan was located in the vicinity of the Thekkady forest area. After reaching 100 meters near the residential area, the elephant was chased into the forest by firing shots in the air and making noise. The presence of Arikompan was learned from GPS signals.

Arikompan was seen here after eleven o’clock last night. Later, the forest guards chased the elephant into the forest itself. The authorities had warned that there is a possibility that Arikomban will come here again as they have understood the location. In this situation, the monitoring of Arikomban has also been intensified.

Thiruvananthapuram: The Meteorological Center has announced that widespread rain is likely in the state on Friday. A yellow alert has been announced in three districts. Yellow alert in Pathanamthitta, Ernakulam, and Idukki districts. A warning has also been given not to go fishing on Kerala and Lakshadweep coasts due to the possibility of rain and wind. Meteorological centers also inform that there will be rain in the coastal and inland areas afternoon.

According to the second phase of the monsoon forecast of the Central Meteorological Department, this season from June to September, Kerala is likely to receive more than normal rainfall. But it is clear that there is a possibility of more rain in some places and more in some pockets in June.

The latest weather report also states that the month of June is likely to be hotter than normal.

Kochi: Air India and Air India Express join Kozhikode, Kannur, Jaipur,  From four Indian cities namely Chennai to Jeddah in Saudi Arabia.  19,000 Hajj pilgrims will reach Dinah alone.

 In the first phase, from May 21 to June 21 at Jaipur and Chennai.  Air India will operate 46 flight services to Madinah and Jeddah on  .  Jeddah and Madinah to bring pilgrims back in the second phase . From there to Jaipur and Chennai, July 3 to August 2  Up to 43 flight services will be operated.  5871 pilgrims in 27 flights from Jaipur and 19 flights from Chennai.  Among them, 4447 pilgrims will arrive on Air India flights.  Boeing 787 and Airbus 321 Neo aircraft carried a total of 10318 passengers.  India is taking to Saudi Arabia.

 Service from 4th June to 22nd from Kozhikode and Kannur  Thane Air India Express uses B737-800 aircraft.  44 flight services from Kozhikode to Jeddah for 6363 passengers and from Kannur  Jeddah will have 13 services for 1873 passengers.  In the first phase, Air India Express operated 57 flights for a total of 8236 pilgrims.  Conduct services.  In the second phase from July 13 to August 2 Air India Express at Madinah  Pilgrims were taken back to Kozhikode and Kannur.  will come

State Higher Secondary/Vocational Higher Secondary 2nd Year Exam Result Declared. 82.95 percent passed the Plus Two exam. In the regular section, 3,76,135 students appeared for the exam. SE Improvement Exam will be held from June 21.

Public Education Minister V Sivankutty announced the result at Secretariat PRD Chamber. The results of 4,32,436 students of Plus Two and 28,495 students of Vocational Higher Secondary have been announced.

The result will be available on the following websites and mobile applications from 4 pm onwards. www.keralaresults.nic.in, www.prd.kerala.gov.in, www.result.kerala.gov.in www.examresults.kerala.gov.in, www.results.kite.kerala.gov.in, Students can check the result on the sites.

SAPHALAM 2023, iExaMS – Kerala and PRD LÇ mobile apps are also available to check the result

Transport Minister Antony Raju has announced that fines will be levied from June 5 for traffic violations detected by the newly installed AI cameras in the state. Until the decision of the central government comes, there will be no penalty for traveling with a child below 12 years of age on a two-wheeler.

The AI cameras are capable of detecting a variety of traffic violations, including:

• Using a mobile phone while driving
• Speeding
• Driving without a seat belt
• Driving without a helmet
• Unauthorized parking

The fines for these violations will range from Rs 500 to Rs 2,000.

The AI cameras are part of a new traffic enforcement system that the government is implementing in an effort to reduce traffic accidents and fatalities. The system also includes a centralized command and control center that will monitor the cameras and issue fines to violators.

Private Bus Operators in Kerala has announced that it will go on an indefinite strike from June 7, 2023, if the government does not meet their demands. The demands include:

• Increasing the minimum fare for students to Rs 5
• Imposing an age limit on student concession
• Maintaining the current bus permits
• Allowing limited-stop buses to continue

The strike is expected to cause major disruptions to public transport in the state. The government has said that it is willing to discuss the demands, but it has not yet made any concrete offers.

Thiruvananthapuram: Ration supply halted again in the state.  The delivery was halted due to a breakdown in the e POS system.  Minister G.R. Anil said that the problems will be resolved by noon and the supply will be restored.

 In the month of April, priority category yellow card holders received 97 per cent, pink card holders 93 per cent ration share.

Thiruvananthapuram: Train services are restricted on the Kottayam-Kollam route due to maintenance work on the tracks.  More trains will be suspended on May 21.  Apart from changing the bridge on the Aluva-Angamali line, the railways decided to carry out repairs on the Mavelikkara-Chengannur line as well, and the measures including cancellation of more trains.

 Railways had earlier canceled Kochuveli Lokmanyatilak Saribrath, Parashuram, Rajya Rani and Amrita trains.  Apart from this, more than 10 trains were partially cancelled.

 Restrictions, canceled trains on Kottayam-Kollam route

 Kollam- Ernakulam MEMU (06768-06778) Both ways Ernakulam- Kollam MEMU (06441)

 Kayamkulam – Ernakulam MEMU (16310), Ernakulam – Kayamkulam MEMU (16309)

 Kollam- Kottayam Special (06786)

 Ernakulam-Kollam (6769), Kottayam-Kollam MEMU (6785)

 Kayamkulam- Ernakulam Express (06450), Ernakulam- Alappuzha MEMU (06015)

 Alappuzha- Ernakulam Express (06452)

 Partially repealed

 Nagercoil- Kottayam (16366)-Kollam will end the journey

 Thiruvananthapuram – Secunderabad Sabari Kerala Express (12625)

 Kanyakumari- Bengaluru (16525)

 Kannur Janasatabdi (12082)

 THIRUVANANTHAPURAM CENTRAL- CHENNAI MAIL (12624)

 Nagercoil- Shalimar (12659)

 THIRUVANANTHAPURAM CENTRAL- CHENNAI SUPERFAST (12696)

 Thiruvananthapuram – Ernakulam (16304)

 Punalur- Guruvayur (16327)

 These will have stops at Haripad, Ambalapuzha, Alappuzha, Cherthala and Ernakulam.