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Malaikottai Valiban first look poster is out

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Malaikottai Valiban

The first look poster of Lijo Jose Pellissery and Mohanlal’s Malaikottai Valiban is released. The poster has a picture of Mohanlal standing with a big coir. Malaikottai Valiban is a film that the audience has been eagerly waiting for since its announcement. No significant information about the film has been released yet.

The shooting of the film continued in Rajasthan. The news that the Rajasthan schedule has been completed came out yesterday. There were reports that Mohanlal will play the role of a wrestler in the film.

Shibu Baby John is produced under the banners John and Mary Creative, Maxlab, and Century. Cinematography by Madhu Neelakandan. Music composed by Prashant Pillai. Marathi actresses Sonali Kulkarni, Manikandan Achari, Harish Peradi, and others are also acting in the film.

Liquor Policy case: CBI notice to Arvind Kejriwal

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Delhi: CBI notice to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in liquor policy case. He is directed to appear for questioning on Sunday. The investigating agencies have arrested several people in connection with the incident. The CBI has directed Arvind Kejriwal to appear on April 16 at 11 am. Kejriwal’s response in this regard has not come out.

Former Delhi Deputy Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party leader Manish Sisodia is in jail in the same case.

Vande Bharat for Kerala; Rakes arrived in Palakkad and received a huge reception

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Vande Bharat Kerala

Thiruvananthapuram: The rakes of the first Vande Bharat Express allotted to Kerala have reached the state. The train departed from the yard of Integral Coach Factory in Perambur, Chennai, and reached Palakkad at 11 am today. A train with 16 coaches reached Kerala.

Under the leadership of BJP state general secretary C Krishnakumar and district president KM Haridas, Palakkad gave a grand welcome to Vande Bharat. BJP workers garlanded the loco pilot and distributed sweets at the railway station. Vandebharat rakes will reach Kochuveli today evening.

Initially, one train will operate for Kerala. It is reported that there will be eight stops namely Thiruvananthapuram, Kollam, Kottayam, Ernakulam Town, Thrissur, Tirur, Kozhikode, and Kannur. The train leaves Thiruvananthapuram in the morning and reaches Kannur in the afternoon. The service is being considered every half an hour.

The most important feature is that the Vandebharat can reach a speed of 100 kmph in 50 seconds. Fully AC coaches, Vande Bharat is provided with front and rear driving seats. Other features of the Vandebharat train include automatic doors, superior seats including revolving chairs in executive class, GPS passenger information system, LED lighting, and bio-vacuum lavatories modeled on airplanes.

The service will be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi who will arrive in Kerala on the 24 The Railways has also issued seven guidelines to do the numbering. It is indicated that there is a plan to hold the inauguration in Thiruvananthapuram on the morning of the 25th.

The speed of the train is less than 180 kmph. But it is difficult to provide the service at the speed of 130 per hour. 90-110 KM average speed service will be available in Kerala. 

Extreme heat will continue in the state; Alert for 5 districts

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Thiruvananthapuram: High-temperature warning continues in the state today. There is a warning for 5 districts. Thrissur, Palakkad, and Kannur districts are likely to see a high of 39 °C (3°C to 4°C above normal). The Central Meteorological Department has warned that the temperature may rise to 37°C (2°C to 3°C above normal) in Kottayam and Kozhikode districts.

Officially, Palakkad and Karipur airports recorded the highest temperature of the year (39°C) in the state. Earlier in Kannur, Palakkad had recorded the highest temperature (38.6°C) this year. The heatwave-like situation in North India is the reason for the rise in temperature in the state. Summer rainfall is generally weak. Isolated rains may occur but the heat may not subside.

Daily covid cases in the country have crossed 11,000

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COVID

New Delhi: The spread of Covid in the country is intensifying. Daily covid cases have crossed 11,000. In the last 24 hours, 11,109 people have been diagnosed with the disease.

An increase of 9 percent has been recorded today over the previous day. With this, the number of active cases in the country has increased to 49,622. According to the data of the Union Health Ministry, this is the highest daily covid count in 236 days.

The death toll rose to 5,31,064 with 29 deaths. One death each was reported from Delhi and Rajasthan, three from Chhattisgarh and Punjab, and two each from Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Odisha, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu, Uttarakhand, and Uttar Pradesh.

It is the second day in a row that the daily covid cases are above 10,000. Yesterday alone, 30 percent more covid cases were reported compared to the previous day. In the current scenario, the health ministry has estimated that the number of covid cases will increase in the next 10-12 days and then decrease.

It is reported that daily cases of covid in Delhi and Maharashtra are above 1000. The omicron substrain (XBB.1.16) is prevalent in the country. The Center has asked the states to continue vigilance and wear masks.

Interim order allows private buses to operate on long-distance routes

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Kochi: High Court allows private buses to operate on long-distance routes. The decision of the transport department was that private buses cannot operate above 140 km. The interim order of the Division Bench of the High Court was in the petition filed against this.

This order is a setback for KSRTC which operates on long distance routes. The High Court’s order said that the existing permits on these routes can continue for the time being and steps can be taken to renew the existing permits. This order will affect the Swift buses operating on long distance routes.

Youth Assaulted Following ‘quotation’ by girl friend in Thiruvananthapuram; Five arrested

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Thiruvananthapuram:  Five more people have been arrested in the case of beating up a young man by stripping him naked on the ‘quotation’ of his girlfriend to withdraw from the relationship. The absconding Ernakulam natives surrendered at the Ayirur police station around 10.30 am on Thursday.

The second accused is Abhinav (18) of Elur Manjummal Panakkal House, the third accused is Obath (21) alias Kiki at Palarivattam Kattungal House, the fourth accused is Atul Prashant (22) of Thrikakkara Toppil Ambadi, the sixth accused is Ashwin Raj (21) of Kanjirathingalveet, Kalamassery Moolepadam Road, the eighth accused is Edappally B.T. S. Neeraj (22) surrendered in a road accident. The police recorded their arrest. With this, the number of people arrested in the case has increased to seven. The first accused Laxmipriya (19) from Cherunniyur Thannimood and the ninth accused Amal Mohan (24) from Ernakulam were arrested yesterday.

The fifth accused psycho Joseph and the seventh accused Isa are now to be arrested. Abhinav is Lakshmpriya’s friend. All other accused are friends of Abhinav. On April 5, the gang abducted and beat up a youth from Varkala Ayroor. The police case is that the reason behind the violence was his unwillingness to withdraw from his romantic relationship with Laxmipriya.

Violated FEMA Act;  The Enforcement Directorate filed a case against the BBC

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New Delhi: The Enforcement Directorate filed a case against the BBC for violating the Foreign Exchange Regulation Act (FEMA).  It is reported that the ED has also directed two senior employees of the institution to appear.  Last February, Income Tax officials conducted a survey at the BBC offices.  Income-tax found that there was serious irregularity in the diversion of profits earned by the business out of India.  This is followed by the intervention of ED.

 The survey was conducted over three days in February at the BBC offices.  24 officers were tested in two shifts of 60 hours at BBC’s Delhi office and 55 hours at Mumbai office.  This is the first time in the BBC’s 100-year history that it has faced such an action.  The Income Tax Department explained that the survey was conducted under Section 133A of the Income Tax Rules and that the employees were not hindered from doing their work.  There was widespread criticism against this.

The crime of homicide will remain’;  Setback to Sriram Venkataraman in KM Basheer case

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Kochi: Sriram Venkataraman get a setback in case of death of journalist KM Basheer by car.  The High Court held that the charge of murder against Sriram Venkataraman would stand.  The Sessions Court judgment was partially set aside by the High Court.  The action is taking into account the government’s appeal.

 The High Court leveled serious allegations against Sriram Venkataraman.  The court pointed out that Sriram tried to destroy the evidence in the case.  Sriram was driving the vehicle after drinking.  The court also assessed that prima facie the vehicle was over speeding.  Wafa Firoz, who was the second accused, was dropped from the case.  The action of the court is considering the appeal of Wafa.  They were charged with incitement.  The High Court ruled that it would not stand and did not have to go to the trial stage.  A bench of Justice Bechu Kurian Thomas gave the judgment on the petition.

 The incident related to the case took place in 2019.  Journalist Bashir was killed when the car driven by Sriram Venkataraman hit him.

Another firing in Punjab’s Bhatinda;  Army jawan killed

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Bhatinda: An Army jawan was killed in an accidental firing from a gun in Bhatinda, Punjab.  The incident happened last night.

 A jawan named Laghu Raj Shankar died while on guard duty.  The soldier was rushed to the military hospital immediately after being shot, but his life could not be saved.

 He returned to the camp after his leave on April 11.  Bhatinda Police Station SHO Gurdeep Singh said that the preliminary conclusion is that the soldier committed suicide.

 Army sources said the soldier’s death was unrelated to the firing that killed four soldiers yesterday at the army base in Bhatinda.