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2022 | സെപ്റ്റംബർ 9 | വെള്ളി | 1198 | ചിങ്ങം 24 | അവിട്ടം
◾Export of powdered vegetables banned. An export duty of 20 per cent was imposed on rice other than Basmati. The action of the central government is to deal with price rise and food shortage. Rice prices in India had increased by 5 percent after Bangladesh cut import duty. It is reported that rice production will decrease this year. The steps taken by the central government are to deal with the shortage caused by the Ukraine-Russia war. Exports of wheat and sugar were already banned.
◾ In the petition filed by the Center in the Supreme Court on the buffer zone issue, the buffer zone verdict has not been requested to be reviewed. It is only requested to clarify the verdict. The central government had earlier circulated that it had filed a review petition against the order to maintain a one kilometer area around the protected forest area as a buffer zone.
◾Protests at various places against the thrashing of students during Onam celebrations in Malappuram Parappanangadi
◾Supreme Court says stray dog problem in Kerala is serious and rules need to be amended. The court also stated that an interim order will be issued in this regard on 28th of this month. The petition has also asked for a direction to check the results of the rabies vaccine. The petition was filed by Sabu Stephen, a Malayali.
◾Bharat Jodo Yatra led by Rahul Gandhi will enter Kerala on Sunday. This morning, the first leg of the journey will be from Nagercovil to Pulyurukurithi Divasayaham Pillai Temple. Today's journey will end at Mulakumood in the evening. Members of the Yatra including Rahul Gandhi end up in 60 container lorries. Food is from small hotels along the way.
◾ Supreme Court granted bail to Malayalam journalist Siddique Kappan. The bail was granted in a UAPA case filed by the UP government. Siddique Kappan has been instructed not to leave Delhi for six weeks. If you reach Kerala, you should report to the local police station. The court also observed that pamphlets are merely expressions of opinion and how they are dangerous. But in order to be released from jail, he has to get bail in the ED case as well.
◾Three Malayalees died in a collision between a car and a bus in Dindigal, Pannaipatti, Tamil Nadu. Asokan, his wife Shailaja and one-year-old son Aarav, a native of Thiruvananthapuram Chala, died. One has not been identified. The accident happened to a group of pilgrims from Thiruvananthapuram. The accident happened while traveling from Palani to Madurai.
◾Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan in Chennai to meet Kodiyeri Balakrishnan who is undergoing treatment at Chennai Apollo Hospital. Pinarayi Vijayan will stay in Chennai throughout the day.
◾In the case of the shooting of a fisherman in the sea, the police will take a ballistics expert to Navy's INS Dronacharya for examination. He was also asked to produce the records of the firing investigation. Details of firearms and ammunition used for training have also been sought. The police inspected the naval training center twice. Navy claims that it is not their bullet.
◾Two gates of Idamalayar Dam were opened. Half a meter opened at eleven in the morning. By the evening it will rise up to one and a quarter meters. 75 cubic meters to 125 cubic meters of water per second. People on the banks of the river should be careful.
◾Four liquor stores set records in liquor sales on Onam. The most liquor sold on Uthrada day was in the liquor store of Kollam ashram. Liquor worth Rs 106 crore was sold here. Thiruvananthapuram Power House Road outlet sold liquor worth Rs 102 crore and Iringalakuda worth Rs 101 crore. 100 crore worth of liquor was sold at the Cherthala Court Junction outlet.
CPM State Secretary MV Govindan said that the party has not decided to resign from the post of MLA. He said that there is no need to resign as MLA.
◾Corruption cases are pending due to lack of prosecutors in vigilance courts of the state. There are three prosecutors in eight courts. 1415 cases are yet to be completed in six vigilance courts.
◾Thrissur Valapad Kothakulam lottery gang caught by the police with Rs.4.5 lakhs. The lottery was at Meenakumar's house. Sunilkumar, Surendran, Anilkumar, Nishad and Ramachandran, natives of Kazhimbram and Nathika, were arrested.
◾Police has identified the mother who abandoned her newborn baby in Ponthakat in Alappuzha Thumpoli. After giving birth, the baby was abandoned in Ponthakat near Tumboli. It was discovered quickly because the woman was admitted to the hospital due to excessive bleeding following childbirth. The husband and mother say that they did not know that the woman was pregnant.
◾Protest against the action of the Thiruvananthapuram Municipal Corporation Mayor who took action against the sanitation workers who threw the Onam food in the garbage dump for suggesting that they should not celebrate Onam during their duty. CITU and INTUC demanded withdrawal of the action.
◾Lightning cyclone in Varantharapilly, Nanthipulam and Attapilli areas of Thrissur district. Trees fell down. Electric poles were broken. There was a lot of damage.
World leaders mourn the death of Queen Elizabeth. Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrote on Twitter that the Queen's warmth and kindness will never be forgotten. Meetings with Queen Elizabeth were memorable. He showed me the handkerchief given by Mahatma Gandhi for their wedding.'- Modi wrote on Twitter.
◾Seventeen-year-old from Uttar Pradesh seeks permission to give his father a liver transplant in the Supreme Court. The court issued a notice to the Uttar Pradesh government in the matter. The health department of Uttar Pradesh has been directed to appear before the court on Monday when the case will be heard.
◾Supreme Court to hear on 19th of this month whether marital rape is a crime. The Delhi High Court had earlier referred the plea to the Supreme Court against the relaxation in the Indian Penal Code decriminalizing marital rape. Two judges of the Division Bench of the High Court gave different judgments in the matter and it was left to the Supreme Court.
◾Three students died after their car fell into a well in Coimbatore. The incident happened in Tannamanalur, Coimbatore this morning. While the students studying in Coimbatore were returning from Goa, the car went out of control, broke the gate and fell into the well.
Apple has launched new models in the iPhone 14 series. iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max models were introduced. Although the double punchhole display was expected in the new iPhones, Apple has not avoided the notch in the previous models, iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus models. OL at 1200 maximum nits brightness. The iPhone 14 was introduced with an ED display. It also has Dolby Vision. The iPhone 14 and 14 Plus are powered by the A15 Bayernic chip. The 14 Pro and Pro Max models are available in Space Black, Silver, Gold and Purple colors. Apple has not released the price of the Indian units at this time.
◾Centre may soon issue guidelines for vloggers on social media including YouTube and Facebook, it is reported. The new move is part of a crackdown on paid promotions. The government has directed that vloggers and other influencers in collaboration with brands disclose information about promotions on social media. Vloggers with large followings on social media platforms like YouTube, Facebook and Instagram have been found to be getting paid by various brands to promote their products. New guidelines may come in next 15 days. Violating the guidelines can result in hefty fines. The fine is Rs 10 lakh for the first violation, Rs 20 lakh for repeated violations and Rs 50 lakh for repeated offences.
◾The teaser of Varal, directed by Kannan Tamarakulam starring Anoop Menon, is out. Prithviraj has given the voice over for the teaser of the film which is written by Anoop Menon himself. Prakash Raj and Sunny Wayne are playing the lead roles in the film. The film, which belongs to the category of political thriller, has around 50 stars lined up. Nandu, Suresh Krishna, Harish Peradi, Ranji Panicker, Senthil Krishna, Shankar Ramakrishnan, Saikumar, Meghanathan, Irshad, Shivaji Guruvayur, Ivala Babu, Dracula Sudhir, Mithun, Kollam Tulasi, Dinesh Prabhakar, Tito Wilson, Manraj, Vijay Nellis, Muhammad Faisal , along with Jayakrishnan, Madhuri, Priyanka, Gauri Nanda and Mala Parvathy also plays senior police officer K Lalji.
◾Vikram Veda, directed and scripted by Pushkar-Gayatri couple in Tamil, is coming to Hindi. The trailer of the film has been released. Madhavan and Vijay Sethupathi came to Tamil with 'Vikram' and 'Veda'. Saif Ali Khan and Hrithik Roshan are coming with 'Vikram' and 'Veda' in Hindi. The trailer hints that the film will be a separate movie in Hindi as well. The script is written in Hindi by Neeraj Pandey. Radhika Apte, Rohit Saraf and Yogita cost Rs 2.16 lakh and Rs 13.15 lakh respectively. All prices are ex-showroom Delhi. Color Options The Venue N-Line is available in 3 dual-tone (Thunder Blue with Black Roof, Polar White with Black Roof and Shadow Gray with Black Roof) and 2 Monotone (Polar White and Shadow Grey) color schemes.
◾Politics can be understood in its entirety. It would be futile to try to find answers to political problems by vexing interests and not go so far. 'Ragam Dwesham Politics'. Nandakumar Kadapal. Saindhava Books. Price 237 rupees.
◾Vaccines against covid have already become available in all countries. But these are only helpful in reducing the severity of the disease. It is a great relief. Now the covid vaccine that can be taken through the nose is being discussed. India and China have developed this kind of covid vaccine for the first time. Nasal Covid (taken through the nose) has been developed by Bharat Biotech, a leading drug manufacturer in India. The World Health Organization states that the nasal vaccine will play a major role in controlling the spread of Covid. The advantage of nasal vaccination is that the virus mainly enters the body through the nose itself. If the virus can be captured here, it saves the patient from contracting and worsening the disease. In this way, the spread of disease can be controlled to a great extent. Experts still do not rule out the possibility of a resurgence of the disease or a strong wave if more mutated variants come along.
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