Kondotty: Insurance companies will give Compensation of Rs 661.32 crore to the airline and its passengers in the wake of the plane crash in Karipur. 378.83 crore to the airline and Rs. 282.49 crore to the passengers.

Indian Insurance Companies and Global Insurance Companies Together, transfer the compensation amount.

A consortium of various insurance companies will give historical huge insurance amounts as compensation to India.  The new public sector New India Insurance Company is undertaking the main insurance. Global Insurance Company also covers the bulk of the insurance claim.

Rupees 3.5 crores have been already given to the kin of passengers as compensation by New India Insurance. The remaining amount will be handed over after checking the details.Air India plane with 190 people arriving from Dubai on August 7 plunge to 35 feet below the landing Eighteen people, including two pilots, were killed on the day of the incident. Three more died later in the day of treatment. The death toll raised to 21.

Kochi: The Kerala High Court deferred verdict of the case related to the dubbing artist Bhagyalakshmi and her friends over attacking a YouTuber Vijay P Nair, who posted a pornographic video on YouTube. Vijay opposes granting anticipatory bail to the accused. Single bench hears Nair’s plea.

The complaint was lodged with the Museum Police on the day the controversial video was posted. Following this, the women attacked Vijay P Nair. This is an indication that the plaintiffs do not have faith in the rule of law, the court said. This was to make a difference in society, the plaintiffs replied in the affirmative.

Meanwhile, Vijay P Nair’s advocate said that it is not true that they came to Nair’s house after called by him to resolve the matter. The team robbed Nair’s Laptop and mobile phone after attacking him, Nair’s spokesperson clarified.

Thiruvananthapuram: The ban announced by the state government has been extended till November 15 in five districts. The district collectors have ordered an extension till November 15 in various districts with the aim of preventing the spread of Covid. The state-wide district ban was announced on October 3. The government ordered the ban to last until 12 noon on October 31.

The ban was announced by the district collectors of Thrissur, Pathanamthitta, Alappuzha, Ernakulam, and Malappuram. The Thiruvananthapuram District Collector has said that a decision will be taken tomorrow on whether to extend the ban. This was followed by an order from various district collectors extending the ban till November 15.

Existing restrictions will continue in the districts where the ban is being extended. No more than five people should gather in public places. Only 20 people are allowed to attend wedding and death ceremonies in the Containment Zone. In other districts, the proposal is 50 for weddings and 20 for posthumous ceremonies. There is no change in the exams including PSC. There is no obstruction to public transport. Government offices, public sector undertakings, banks, and hotels will all operate in accordance with the Covid protocol.

Bangalore: Bineesh Kodiyeri, who was arrested in a drug case, has been remanded in custody for four days by a court. The City Civil Court granted the ED’s request for four days’ custody. It is learned that Bineesh will be taken from the court to the ED’s zonal office for detailed questioning.

Bineesh’s arrest was recorded after he was called to his Bangalore office today and questioned for three and a half hours in connection with the case. He was later produced in court.