Thudarum short film Directed By Bilahari .
Written By : Shyam Narayanan T K
Produced By : Vinoj Vadakkan
Starring :
Vidhya : Swasika Prasadh : Rammohan Vidhya’s Mother : Rema Devi Vidhya’s Sister : Deepthi Ram Vidhy’s Father : Ravindran
Pakistan bans TikTok
New Delhi: Pakistan also bans Tik Tok, China’s popular app. The Pak government has banned the video-sharing app of the Chinese company ByteDance, based on a complaint that it is spreading pornographic videos.
India had earlier canceled more than 100 Chinese applications, including TikTok, for national security reasons. Pakistan announced in an official statement. The official explanation is that the Pakistan Telecom Authority has blocked the Chinese application Tiktok in the wake of numerous complaints from various sections of the society. Pakistan has said that security is not Pakistan’s problem and that it has taken steps to protect its culture. Pakistan has told China that it will reconsider the Telecommunications Authority’s (PTA) decision if the application is improved.
Pakistan’s Information Technology Minister Shibli Faraj has said that Prime Minister Imran Khan has not spoken to China on the issue. He said the app was banned because it spreads pornography rather than data security.
CBI takes over Hathras gang-rape case
The CBI has taken up the case of a Dalit girl who was gang-raped to death in Hathras, Uttar Pradesh. The incident happened on the 14th of last month. The girl who went to collect the grass with her mother was the victim of gang rape. Four members of the upper caste were behind the incident. Sandeep, Ramu, Lovekush, and Ravi were arrested by the police. The negligence shown by the police in the case was being questioned from the very beginning.
The girl later died on September 29 at the Safdarjung Hospital in Delhi. The girl’s body was rushed to the police station and cremated without the consent of her relatives. This also led to controversy. Authorities later blocked opposition leaders from visiting the girl’s home. The girl’s family also said that they had received threats from the authorities there.
Following the national controversy, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath announced that he would leave the CBI probe into the case. Following this, the CBI took over the case. The case was being investigated by a special investigation team.
Shivashankar was interrogated for 11 hours today
Kochi: Former Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister M Shivashankar was released today after being interrogated by Customs for 11 hours. According to this, Shivashankar was present at the Kochi office of the Customs at 10.30 am today.
Shivashankar was also questioned by Customs at Kakkanad Jail today to find out the truth of the statement given by Shivashankar to Customs yesterday. Shivashankar was questioned yesterday and today in connection with the distribution of dates through the consulate. It is learned that the customs are mainly inquiring with Sivashankar as to whether the arrested persons, including the dreamer, smuggled gold in the guise of dates brought through a diplomatic bag.
The investigation team had recovered information that had been erased from the electronics seized from the accused. Shivshankar and Swapna are being questioned again by the customs based on some crucial WhatsApp messages. Customs is also looking into the financial transactions mentioned in the WhatsApp chat.
Sabarimala Virtual Queue; applications will be started from Saturday
Thiruvananthapuram: Now can apply for the Sabarimala Darshan related to Thulamasa Pooja from Saturday. The order issued by DGP Loknath Behra states that the virtual queue registration will start at 11 pm. The government has decided to give registration to only 250 people a day. Travel will be allowed only on Vadaserikkara and Erumeli roads as part of COVID restrictions. The DGP said that the bath will not be allowed in Pamba.
For the first time since the announcement of the lockdown, devotees will be able to see Sabarimala. Permission for the pilgrimage was granted based on the report of the Chief Secretary level committee. There were opinions from many quarters that the vision of Sabarimala should not be allowed because of the spread of COVID. The disagreement was also high over the number of health workers who had to leave, including antigen tests at the stand. However, the Chief Secretary’s Committee reported that the darshan could be allowed.
Rudram-1′ successfully tested by Air Force
New Delhi: The Indian Air Force has successfully tested the country’s first indigenously developed anti-radiation missile ‘Rudram-1’. Rudram, developed by DRDO, was launched from a Sukhoi-30 fighter jet. The test was conducted from the testing range at Balasore in Odisha under the leadership of the Air Force. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh lauded the achievement.
It is the first new-generation anti-radiation missile in the country that can detect and quickly destroy enemy radars and surveillance systems. With Rudram-1 becoming part of the Air Force, Indian warplanes will be able to gain more air dominance and strategic capabilities.
Rohingya camp clashes in Bangladesh: Eight killed
Cox’s Bazar: Eight people have been killed in clashes between armed groups at a Rohingya refugee camp in southern Bangladesh. Thousands fled the camp. The clashes erupted between groups vying for dominance at the Rohingya refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar, the world’s largest refugee camp. Twelve people have been arrested on charges of murder, shooting, arson and kidnapping.
Cox’s Bazar Superintendent of Police Rafiqul Islam told Reuters news agency that tensions were high in the camp. “Two groups are trying to dominate the area,” he said. Cox’s Bazar is notorious for selling the drug methamphetamine.
Meanwhile, the human rights group Amnesty International has warned that the situation in the refugee camps is “extremely dangerous” and that there could be more bloodshed if the necessary steps are not taken. Since 2018, more than 100 Rohingya have been killed in camps in Bangladesh.
Realme 7i launched in India
Realme 7i was officially unveiled in India at yesterday’s Leap to NextGen event. The new smartphone for the 7 series offers a 90Hz screen at a low price. The Realme 7i will be the third phone in the Realme 7 series. The Realme 7i will have a 90Hz Ultra Smooth display, a 5000mAh battery, and a 2.0GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 662 processor.
The Realme 7i variant with 4GB RAM and 64GB internal storage is priced at Rs 11,999 and the 128GB storage variant is priced at Rs 12,999. It comes in Aurora Green and Polar Blue. The first sale of the Realme 7i starts at noon on October 16 from the Realme online store on Flipkart. With the Big Billion Days of Flipkart starting on October 16th, you can expect some exchange offers and discounts on Realme 7i.
PUBG returns; Negotiations with Airtel are reportedly in progress
Earlier, it was reported that the company had held talks with Reliance Jio to bring the PUBG game back to the Indian market.
On September 2 this year, the central government banned 118 Chinese apps, including PUBG. The move comes after customers were found to have leaked information and failed to meet safety standards. But the company later severed ties with China.
After this, the company is now in talks with Airtel. Negotiations are underway between Airtel and PUBG Corporation to transfer the distribution rights of PUBG Mobile. Entrackr reports that PUBG is working hard to return to the Indian market at any cost.
Life Mission: CBI files case diary in High Court
Kochi: The CBI has submitted the diary of the registered case related to the Life Mission project in the High Court. The CBI’s case diary was produced before the court on the petitions filed by Life Mission CEO and Unitac MD Santosh Eepan seeking cancellation of the FIR registered by the CBI. The CBI lawyer had informed the court yesterday that he was willing to produce the case diary during the hearing of the case. Based on this, the court allowed it. The CBI then produced the case diary in court. The court may examine the case diary before pronouncing the verdict.
