Thiruvananthapuram: Minister Ahmed Devarkovil said that Vizhinjam’s violent strike is not acceptable. Vizhinjam protesters come with new demands. Ahmed Dewar Kovil said that the protesters have violated the assurance given to the court. Minister P Rajeev said that there was a planned attempt behind the Vizhinjam violence. The government has the right approach to every problem.

Police are keeping calm. The minister added that no one has been evicted for the project. The league also demanded that an all-party meeting should be called on the Vizhinjam strike. PK Kunhalikutty clarified that there is no need to add fuel to the fire. UDF is not against the project.

Thiruvananthapuram: Minister R Bindu said a four-year undergraduate course will be started in Kerala next year. Students can terminate the course after completing three years of study. In Thiruvananthapuram, the Minister said that arrangements have been made for this purpose so that there is no extra workload for the teachers.

The model curriculum will be discussed at the university level to the college level. The minister also stated that the revised curriculum will be implemented in the universities after evaluating the amendments that arise there.

Thiruvananthapuram:  State Government freezes Silverline proceedings. The new notification for social impact studies after central approval. The revenue department has issued an order in this regard.

The officials tasked with acquiring the land were recalled. Personnel will be redeployed to other essential projects. Eleven units were tasked with land acquisition.

Meanwhile, Minister P Rajan said he would respond to the matter after studying the order freezing Silverline. P. Rajeev stated that the preparations were made to avoid delay and that he would go ahead with the project if he gets the central approval.

Guruvayoor: Guruvayoor Ekadashi has been decided to be held on December 3rd and 4th. The decision of the Devaswom board was taken by respecting the opinions of Tantri and Astrologers. This time Ekadashi falls on two different days than usual.

Thiruvananthapuram: The biggest superplex in Kerala is now in the capital. PVR Superplex will start functioning from December 5 in Lulu Mall, Thiruvananthapuram. Malayalis own IMAX and 4DX visual experience. The 12-screen superplex debuts on Lulu. 2 of the screens belong to the LUXE category, the luxury screen segment of PVR.

Superplex is designed in a contemporary style that reflects modern sophistication and luxury. Centrally placed in the foyer, the floating island effect creates a visual appeal outside the theater as well. M A Yousafali, Chairman and Managing Director, Lulu Group International, said that PVR Superplex will make Lulu Mall in the capital a great entertainment hub.

Capital residents are getting an opportunity to enjoy Avatar movies with all its technical excellence. The design reflects modern sophistication and luxury. A floating island effect placed in the center will create a visual feast outside the theater as well. The attraction of the luxury screens is the dishes prepared by celebrity chef Sarah Todd.