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No second show; Employees must be Covid negative; Guidelines released

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Thiruvananthapuram: When movie theaters open in the state after a long closure, it is only open from nine in the morning until nine at night. The Department of Health has issued guidelines in this regard. Only employees who are Covid negative should be employed. No second show. The show should be avoided at the same time as crowding in a multiplex theater with multiple screens.

Admission is limited to 50 percent of the total seats. The air conditioner should be cleaned before opening the theater. This should be continued at regular intervals. The operation of the AC should be such as to increase the rate of constant exchange of indoor air. Temperature testing should be ensured for staff and spectators. Masks, sanitizers, and social media should be followed.Sit in alternate seats and use stairs instead of elevators.No food are allowed inside the theater. Online booking should be utilized. Sick rooms should be set up in theaters for the sick. They have to stay here until the health workers arrive. High-risk employees should be allowed to work without contact with the public.

Bird Flu: State Government Announces Funding Assistance

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Trivannanthapuram: State government announces financial assistance to the farmers who killed ducks due to bird flu. An endangered bird will be paid Rs.100 per bird.

A bird above two months of age will be given financial assistance of Rs. 200 / -. The government has also decided to pay Rs 5 per egg. In some parts of Alappuzha and Kottayam districts, bird flu has been confirmed. The government declared the bird flu a state disaster.

The Union Budget will be February 1st

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New Delhi: The Union Budget will be tabled on February 1. The budget session of Parliament will be held in two phases. The first meeting will be held from January 29 to 15. The second phase of the conference will begin on March 8. Both Houses of Parliament meet for four hours each.

The budget session is likely to be tumultuous in the wake of the peasant agitation. The central government had last month canceled the winter session of Parliament in the wake of the Covid epidemic. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Prahlad Joshi had claimed that all political parties were in favor of canceling the winter session.

Disputed land belongs to Vasantha: Tehsildar says the land was encroached by Rajan

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Neyyattinkara: According to the tehsildar, the disputed land in Neyyattinkara, which caused the couple to commit suicide, was bought in the Vasantha. The report also states that the land was encroached by the dead Rajan. The tehsildar’s crucial report comes amid disputes over the land on which the Rajan-Ambili couple committed suicide during the eviction.

The report states that the land in Vasantha’s name is not outlying land but land allotted by the government. Vasantha bought the land in 2006 from a woman named Sugandhi with money. The tehsildar found that this is where Bhoomi Rajan encroached and built the shed. The Athiyannur panchayat had allotted land to many people 40 years ago for the construction of the Lakshmanveedu colony. Of this, the leased land allotted to Sukumaran Nair was handed over to Vasantha. The government has issued an order regarding the sale of the leased land. The tehsildar also recommended that the government look into the legitimacy of the spring purchase of land allotted for lakh houses.

The Gail pipeline has finally become a reality; The Prime Minister submitted to the nation

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Kochi:  Prime Minister Narendra Modi has submitted Kochi-Mangalapuram Natural Gas Pipeline to the nation. Kerala-Karnataka Governors and Chief Ministers were present at the function. Prime Minister Narendra Modi dedicated the Kochi – Mangaluru Natural Gas Pipeline to the nation via video conferencing.

The pipeline is expected to bring a big boost to the gas economy providing cheaper and cleaner fuel to industrial and residential consumers.

“Today is an important day for the people of India,” PM said after inaugurating the function. It is happy to see the results of the joint venture, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said. The project is completed between the flood and the expansion of the covid. The Chief Minister also admires employees and workers joined in the project.

Bird flu has been declared a state disaster

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Alappuzha: Bird flu has been declared a state disaster. Extreme alerts were announced in Kottayam and Alappuzha districts.
The ducks in Thalavady, Thakazhi, Pallipad in Alappuzha, and Neendoor in Karuvatta Kottayam district died in large numbers last day. The samples were then tested at the Palode Chief Disease Investigation Office and at the National Institute of High-Security Animal Disease Laboratory in Bhopal.

In five of the eight samples, the H5N1 virus was found to cause bird flu. Depending on the genetic mutation of the virus, they may be lethal or transmitted to humans.

Construction of new Parliament House; The Supreme Court granted permission

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New Delhi: The Supreme Court has allowed the Center to go ahead with the construction of a new parliament building. The majority of the verdict approved to proceed with the paperwork of the project.

The Prime Minister inaugurated the foundation stone laying ceremony on December 10. No other construction work was permitted. The bench headed by Justice A.M Khan Wilker announced the verdicts in the petitions against the project.

The goal is to build a new building complex before 2022. This is due to the lack of facilities, security, and technology for the current parliament building.

However, 60 former officials had written to the Prime Minister asking him to abandon the Rs 20,000 crore project to renovate Central Vista.

E-ballot for expatriates; Ministry of External Affairs approves for the recommendation of the Election Commission

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New Delhi: The External Affairs Ministry has approved the Election Commission’s proposal to introduce e-ballot for NRIs. The commission will hold discussions with expatriate organizations and political parties in this regard. The Law Ministry will soon take a decision on amending the election rules.

The Election Commission and the Ministry of External Affairs had a detailed discussion on the non-introduction of e-ballot for NRIs. The draft was handed over to the Commission. The Ministry of External Affairs approved the e-ballot with the suggestion that a detailed consultation is held with all. The Commission has stated that it is technically and administratively ready to implement the e-ballot system in the Assembly elections in Kerala next year as well.

Expatriates in the Gulf countries may not get the chance to vote in the first round. The commission recommended that the e-ballot be amended to include the 1961 Electoral Code. The law ministry will make a decision soon.

The Ministry of External Affairs estimates that there are 1.7 crore expatriates in 206 countries. According to the last parliamentary elections, 99,807 people were registered to vote. Of these, 85,161 are from Kerala.

Actress attack case; The government has appointed a new prosecutor

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Kochi: The government has appointed a new prosecutor in the case of attacking the actress. Advocate VN Anilkumar will be the Special Prosecutor in the case. The appointment order will be issued later. The action was taken following the resignation of Advocate A Suresan.
A Suresan resigned after his request to change the trial court was rejected. The new appointment order will be handed over to the court on Friday when the case will be reconsidered. Earlier, the High Court and the Supreme Court had rejected the plea of the government and the actress to change the trial court.
The government argued in court that the court was acting in a discriminatory manner.

Neyyattinkara suicide: Crime branch records the statements of children

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Thiruvananthapuram: The crime branch has started an investigation into the incident in which a couple died of burns in Neyyattinkara during the eviction. The crime branch, which inspected the spot, also recorded the statements of Rajan’s children. The team led by Crime Branch SP Shanavas is investigating. The crime branch is probing the incident, including the fall of a police officer. The children are still living in a building shed on the disputed land.

The dispute also continues over the agreement made by Bobby Chemmanoor to buy the land where Rajan house is staying from the complainant Vasantha. Rajan’s children allege that Vasantha has a fake title deed. But Vasantha’s land is not part of the Lakshmanveet project, the lawyer told a press conference. The lawyer says that the agreement made with Bobby Chemmannur is by the law. Bobby Chemmannur is trying to hand over the land to the children through government mediation.

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