Thiruvananthapuram:  Heavy rain is likely in the state today. A yellow alert has been issued in 10 districts. The Central Meteorological Department has also warned that there is a possibility of heavy rain in Idukki tomorrow.

A yellow alert has been issued today in Kollam, Pathanamthitta, Alappuzha, Kottayam, Idukki, Ernakulam, Thrissur, Palakkad, Malappuram and Wayanad districts. Showers with isolated thundershowers are also possible.

An orange alert has been issued in Idukki tomorrow. Nine districts are on yellow alert. A yellow alert has been issued in Kollam, Pathanamthitta, Alappuzha, Kottayam, Ernakulam, Thrissur, Palakkad, Malappuram, and Wayanad districts.

The low pressure over the southwest Bay of Bengal near the northeast Sri Lankan coast has turned into a strong depression. As a result of this, the Central Meteorological Department has informed that there is a possibility of widespread rain in the state from today till Monday.
Heavy rain and thundershowers are likely in isolated places. Strong low pressure will move in the northwest direction till tomorrow morning and move towards the Puducherry coast of Tamil Nadu. Then, on November 12 and 13, the Central Meteorological Department said that it is likely to move through the areas of Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and Kerala in a west-northwest direction.

Fishing is not allowed on Kerala-Lakshadweep coasts on November 13 and 14, 2022. The Central Meteorological Department has informed us that there is no warning on fishing in the coast of Karnataka.

Kasargod: Five people have been arrested in connection with the case of a dentist found dead in Badiyadukka, Kasaragod. The woman from Badiyaduka had earlier complained to the police that the doctor behaved indecently and the doctor’s wife had complained that the complainant woman and relatives threatened her. The accused has arrested on the charge of abetment of suicide.

Badiyatukka dentist S Krishnamurthy was found dead on the railway track in Kundapura yesterday. Muhammad Ashraf, Muhammad Farooq, Muhammad Shihafuddin, Ali and Muhammad Hanif, natives of Badiyaduka, were arrested in the incident. It was alleged that the doctor behaved rudely to the woman who came to the clinic on November 5.

After this, the doctor’s wife complained that a group came to the doctor’s clinic and threatened her. The young woman had also filed a complaint with the police alleging that she had been insulted at the clinic. Meanwhile, the missing doctor was found dead. Five people, including the woman’s brother, were arrested on charges of abetment of suicide on the complaint of the doctor’s wife.

The low pressure over the southwest Bay of Bengal along the northeast Sri Lankan coast has turned into a Well Marked Low-Pressure Area.As a result of this, the Central Meteorological Department informs that there is a possibility of widespread rain and heavy rain at isolated places in Kerala from November 11 to 14.

Central Meteorological Department has informed that strong low pressure will move in the northwest direction till the morning of November 12 and move towards Tamil Nadu – Puducherry coast and then move in a west-northwest direction over Tamil Nadu – Puducherry and Kerala on November 12 and 13.

Thiruvananthapuram: Kalamandalam deemed University has removed Governor Arif Mohammad Khan from the post of chancellor. The Chancellor is to be appointed by the sponsor as per the rules of Kalamandalam University. The governor was removed under this condition. Kalamandalam works under the state culture department. The culture department issued an order removing the chancellor from his position. The new order of the government is to appoint education experts as chancellors.

Meanwhile, the removal of the governor from the position of chancellor of Kerala Kalamandalam was the first step in the removal of the governor from the position of chancellor of the state universities. The governor was made the chancellor through an executive order during the Ummanchandy government. This has now been changed through another executive order.

As per the rules & regulations of the Kalamandalam deemed University, the power to appoint the Chancellor is vested in the State Government. Using this power, the government issued an order to remove the governor from the post of chancellor of the culture department.

As per Government Order GO (ms) 39/2015/CAD dated 12.11.2015 of 2015, the Chancellor shall be the Chancellor of Kalamandalam University. The governor was removed from the post of chancellor by amending this. The chancellor was removed from the post ahead of the appointment of experts with expertise in the fields of arts and culture. The Pro-Chancellor will hold the charge of the Chancellor until the new Chancellor takes charge.

Palakkad: NIA raid has conducted raids in Palakkad in the wake of the Coimbatore blast. The inspection was conducted at Muthalamada Chappakkad near Kollankod. The NIA team searched the residence of Abu Bakar Siddique, who was arrested for his links to IS.

The NIA had earlier confirmed that those arrested had reached Kerala after the blast. The Chennai unit of the NIA searched today at the house of Shaikh Mustafa, Muthalamada, Chappakkad, Kollengode. Mustafa is a native of Coimbatore. Sheikh Mustafa is also the cousin of Riyaz Abubakar, who was arrested by the NIA for his links with IS. NIA investigation in Tamil Nadu is going on.

In Coimbatore, inspections were conducted at 20 centers today. The inspection was conducted at Coimbatore Kottamedu, Ukkadam, Ponvila Nagar, and Ratnapura. Nizamuddin, a second-hand car dealer in Chennai who provided the car in which the blast took place, has also been taken into custody by the NIA.

Meanwhile, on the evening of October 23, an explosion occurred in Coimbatore after a cylinder exploded in a car. The car driver died in the incident. Based on the investigation, five accused were taken into police custody. UAPA (Unlawful Activities Prevention Act) was charged against them. During the investigation, 109 items including potassium were seized.

The mastermind of the bomb blast, Jamesha Mubin, was killed by a nail in the heart, according to the post-mortem report. Jamesha Mubin himself had kept explosives along with nails and sharp marble pieces inside the car to increase the impact of the blast.
When the explosion happened, a nail pierced Jamesha Mubin’s heart. One of the nails pierced through the left side of the chest and drove into the heart. Apart from this, the post-mortem report also says that many nails had penetrated Jamesha’s body. Jamesha Mubin’s body was burnt all over in the blast, but his body was not dismembered.