Kochi: The Kerala Government’s stand in Sprinklr is dangerous, says High Court of Kerala. Privacy is important in the Sprinklr draft. The method of selecting Sprinklr is not described in the documents. No shortlist is provided anywhere in this regard. The court said that they do not hide the matters.

The court repeated that do not tension about the data.

Meanwhile, the Government replied that according to Epidemic ordinance data collection is allowed. So far the data of five lakh people were collected.

The petitioners also informed the court that the government did not disclose the privacy policy of Sprinklr.

Thiruvananthapuram: The Cabinet has decided to set up 28 fast track special courts in 14 districts to expedite cases of rape and POCSO cases registered in the state. It is temporarily allowed for two years.

The posts of District Judge, Bench Clerk, and Senior Clerk shall be created in each court regularly and on a contract basis by Confidential Assistant, Computer Assistant / LD Typist, and Office Attendant.

The Cabinet of Ministers decided to constitute a SubcommitteE. Water Resources Minister as Convener and Local Self Government Department and Finance Ministers as members to conduct a comprehensive review of the implementation of the Water Resources Mission in the state.

The Jala Jeevan Mission is a project implemented by the Center and State Governments to provide drinking water to all rural households in the country by 2024.

Thiruvananthapuram: Following the lockdown situation, KSEB has announced that non-domestic consumers will have to pay 70 percent of the previous bill in March. The decision comes after the lockdown was launched at the end of March. The future bill amount will be adjusted based on the meter reading after the lockdown and fixing the actual electric charge.

Doha: Non-resident citizens who have not been able to return home will receive financial assistance of Rs 5000 through bank accounts. The application will be accepted until 30th April. Financial assistance is available to those who return from overseas on or after January 1, 2020, and are unable to return to work due to lockdown.

The order does not require NORKA’s identity card. Non-residents who do not have a Savings Bank Account must submit NRO / Native Joint Bank Account Number. Those who do not have such an account have to submit their bank account number and proof of relationship with the spouse.

No funds will be sent to the NRI account. Those who have a valid passport and visa and who have expired during this period are eligible. Upload the name, address, mobile number, passport’s one and two address pages, travel information page, passport, invoice document, visa page/visa copy and applicant’s bank information after January 1, 2020.

Applications accepted from April 18. The application must be made through the Norka Roots website www.norkaroots.org. More information is available on 04712770515 and 2770557 (9 am to 6 pm Indian Time).

Thiruvananthapuram: Minister VS Sunil Kumar has said that the ‘Operation Break Through’ project will be implemented soon to solve the water problem in Ernakulam district. Meanwhile, the state government will seek special permission from the state government to start work as the lockdown is continuing in the district.

“The Operation Break Through project and the annual maintenance of the Corporation are being jointly implemented. The government has issued directives to identify the hot spots in the area and take immediate action in those areas. The minister said the work would be sanctioned only in the backdrop of Kovid in terms of social distance and sanitation.

However, corporation officials had earlier said that the project would be cut short due to a lack of funds. The project ‘Break Operation Break Through’ was launched in October last year following a severe flood in Kochi.