Kozhikode: The bail plea of student arrested in suspecting a Maoist link will be considered on Wednesday. The bail plea of Alan Shoaib (20), Faisal Taha (24) to be considered by the district sessions court Judge Anita on Wednesday.

Public Prosecutor KN Jayakumar opposed the bail plea. But on Tuesday, the prosecution produced no additional evidence, other than the booklet and book produced against the students. He was not asked for custody. Advocate M K Dinesan appearing on behalf of Allan and Taha claim that the police had fabricated the Maoist link.

The students were arrested alleged Maoist affiliation on last Friday and charged UAPA.

Thiruvananthapuram: The state government has banned the use of mobile phones in schools. The order specifically states that teachers should not use social media while at work.

The public education department had earlier issued a circular banning the use of mobile phones by students. But the new circular was issued again because it was not strictly adhered to, the director of public education said.

Thiruvananthapuram: The first service of Kerala’s own Electric Auto Neem-G has flagged off by the Speaker. Kerala Automobiles Limited (KAL), a positioning the public company has completed the construction of its electric auto at its Neyyattinkara plant.

Kerala’s very own e-auto was its first trip from the MLA’s quarters to the assembly. Industry Minister EP Jayarajan, Transport Minister Sasheendran and Speaker P Sreeramakrishnan were the first Travelers.

In June this year, KAL received the central approval for e-auto manufacturing. This is the first time a PSU in India has obtained permission to build e-auto. The commercial production of the vehicle began in July.

This electric auto costs Rs 2.8 lakh. Of this around Rs 30,000 will be subsidized.

In one phase, KAL is expected to run 100km / h on a single charge. However, a one-time charging of up to 120 km / h has been recorded during the testing phase.

The company claims that there is no carbon pollution and the noise and noise are very low. Currently, KAL Sales of e-autos are on the way. The vehicles will then be sold to more districts through dealerships to monitor vehicle performance.

Kochi: The High Court granted bail to the three accused in the Palarivattam overbridge scam. Former Public Works Secretary, TO Sooraj, MD of RDS Projects Company; High Court Judge Sumit Goel and PD Tankachan, former RBDC Assistant General Manager was granted bail by the High Court. Benny Paul, another accused in the case, had already been granted bail.

Kasargod: The Criminal Branch has handed over the documents of the Periya twin murder case to the CBI following the HC order. The High Court Single Bench, which has considered the plea, has criticized the Investigation Team for its shortcomings.