*Morning News*
2022 | October 18 | tuesday
Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said that the law against superstition will soon be passed. Religion is not superstition. Superstitions and superstitions should be opposed. The Chief Minister also said that opposition to immorality is not against religious belief.
◾ Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said that no one should worry about the university issue. Governor Arif Muhammad Khanu's response was indirect. There will be a huge change in the field of higher education. There will be some hiccups while making progress in this area. The Chief Minister said that the government will go ahead regardless.
◾96 percent polling in AICC president election. Out of 9,900 voters, 9,500 people voted. Out of 310 people in Kerala, 294 people voted. MLA Eldos Kunnappilly, who was accused in the rape case, did not come to vote.
◾The governor extended the term of the search committee for the appointment of VC of Kerala University by three months. It was due to expire on the 5th of next month. The Senate is meeting for four days to discuss the governor's proposal to appoint the university's nominee to the committee.
◾Vizhinjam fishermen brought the capital city to a standstill despite being banned by the High Court and Thiruvananthapuram district administration. The road was blocked at eight places. At seven in the morning, fishermen with nets and boats were standing on the road. The capital city was stuck in a traffic jam for two hours. About 60 people had their flights canceled due to the disruption of traffic.
◾Supreme Court rejected petitions against transfer of Thiruvananthapuram airport to Adani. The petition of the state government and the labor unions was rejected. The bench headed by the Chief Justice clarified that it is not interfering in the situation where the transfer took place last year. The court also said that the dispute raised by the state government as the inheritor of the land of the airport is not settled.
◾KSRTC said that the daily income of Parashala depot has increased by 30,000 to 40,000 rupees after implementing single duty reform The answer was to the High Court's question whether the duty reform would be beneficial.
◾UDF coordination committee meeting today. The meeting is at half past ten in the morning. The meeting will assess the governor-government tussle and the move to restart the Silverline survey. The further approach to be adopted in the Vizhinjam and Endosulfan struggles will also be discussed.
◾The High Court will hear the Public Interest Litigation today seeking to make laws to prevent witchcraft and sorcery. The petition was filed by the Kerala Rationalist Sangh demanding that the Central and State Governments be directed to enact legislation.
◾File movement at the Secretariat stalled for the third consecutive day. Officials say the National Informatics Center, which manages the software, has partially resolved the issue but remains unable to open digital files.
◾The police said that the whole body of Roslin, who was killed in the human sacrifice case, was drawn with a knife and smeared with chillies and spices. The police also said that Shafi made the co-accused believe that the death of the victims would increase the power of human sacrifice. At the same time, many people from different parts of the state come to Elantur to see the house where the human sacrifice took place. The police recovered the gold jewelery pawned by the accused Mohammad Shafi at a private money exchange in Kochi.
◾AA Aziz will continue as RSP State Secretary. The consensus decision was taken in the state secretariat which was held in conjunction with the state conference. Shibubaby John will be given the post of secretary after the national conference.
◾ Minister V Sivankutty wants to end the strike by Vizhinjam fishermen. It is mysterious that the strike did not stop despite the acceptance of most of the demands. Shivankutty said.
◾Supreme Court has again issued notice to the state on a petition seeking quashing of Kari Binu's sentence in the Kannammula Sunil Babu murder case. The state has not responded to the plea seeking interim bail pending pronouncement of final judgment. CITU activist Sunil Babu was killed on December 13, 2015.
◾Massive traffic jam due to vehicle collision near Ambalapuzha. Four vehicles including a bus and a lorry collided. The accident took place at 2.30 pm near the Kakazham railway flyover.
◾Court's warning to the Popular Front activists who took the footage of the NIA officers who came to take the accused in the terrorism case into custody. Karamana Ashraf Maulavi, Yahia Yoya Thangal Abdul Sattar, K Muhammad Ali and CT Sulaiman were released to NIA custody to perform chadya. The court issued the warning after the NIA officials informed the court that the video was recorded during the court proceedings.
◾Public Works Minister PA Muhammad Riaz will start inspection tomorrow to assess the Sabarimala roads.A team consisting of the minister, people's representatives and senior officials will inspect major roads in Kollam, Pathanamthitta, Kottayam and Alappuzha districts.
◾Court registered case against Swami Guruprasad of Varkala Sivagiri Mutt for attempted rape. The case is based on a complaint filed by a woman who is an American citizen. In 2019, when he visited America, Guruprasad tried to rape him when he came home.
◾Dr. who conducted the postmortem on the body said that the injuries and bruises found on the body of the murdered Madhu were not due to custodial torture. NA Balaram. This was said when the defendant was questioned. To the question whether the injuries were caused by the stick, the answer was yes. When asked if it was with a stick like a lath, the doctor did not deny it.
◾Student beaten up by police in Malappuram Kizhissery. The student who was standing at the bus stop was beaten up by the policeman who came to Mufti. A Plus One student of Kummimanna Higher Secondary School was kicked in the navel. After the incident, the boy's father said that he called Edavanna police station for reconciliation.
◾Supreme Court says no stay for Sabarimala Melshanthi lottery. N., a native of Mavelikara, requested to be included in the draw. The Supreme Court issued a notice to the Devaswom Board on a petition filed by Vishnu Namboothiri.
◾The 6th class student who was undergoing treatment died after drinking cold drink given by his classmate. Ashwin (11), a native of Metukummal near Kaliyikavila on Tamilnadu Kerala border, died. He was undergoing treatment at a private hospital in Neyyatinkara.
◾Student dies after being trapped between school buses. Mohammad Bahish, a ninth class student of Kodiathur PTM High School, Kozhikode, died. The accident happened in the school premises.
◾The person who entered the houses of the health department employee and asked obscene questions to the housewives was arrested in Aluva. Dilip Kumar, a native of Kothamangalam, was arrested.
◾Sabarimala road opened. The pilgrim fell from the dolly and was injured. Manjula (52), a native of Karnataka, was injured. Manjula was admitted to the hospital with head injuries. Four dolly collectors were taken into custody. Police suspect that they were drunk.
◾A doctor who sexually assaulted a minor girl who came home for treatment was arrested. Aluva police arrested George John (46) at the company's coffee house.
◾Onion price has skyrocketed. Due to low availability. Prices have increased by 60 to 80 percent in the last week.
◾Railways earned more than Rs 2500 crore in the first six months of this financial year by selling useless parts. In the first six months of the last financial year, it earned Rs. 2,003 crore in accretive sales.
◾The Gujarat government has told the Supreme Court that the 11 accused in the Bilkis Banu gang-rape case were released with a reduced sentence because they behaved well in prison. The affidavit said the commutation was granted on the grounds of good behavior and completion of 14 years in prison.
◾Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia was interrogated by the CBI for nine hours and released. Sisodia was interrogated in the case of the first accused in the liquor case. Sisodia led the rally and arrived at the Delhi CBI headquarters at 11:30 am. He returned at nine o'clock at night.
◾Delhi Financial Corporation MD Jitender Narain, accused in the harassment case, has been suspended. The suspension came as the police registered a case based on the complaint of a woman who allegedly molested the former chief secretary of Andaman and Nicobar at her Port Blair residence after offering her a government job.
◾ Sikh community leaders have complained against the two sword and shield symbol given to Shiv Sena by Balasaheb led by Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde. It is alleged that Shinde's party was given the symbol of the Khalsa Panth as per the custom of the Sikh community. At the same time, the Samata Party has complained against Uddhav Thackeray's Shiv Sena's 'flaming torch' symbol.
◾Notice of the Supreme Court on the petition against the ruling of the Punjab Haryana High Court that Muslim girls who have passed the age of sixteen can get married. The judges said that they will scrutinize the verdict in detail. The National Child Rights Commission approached the Supreme Court against the verdict.
◾ Congress leader Rahul Gandhi should stop the Bharat Jodo Yatra and lead the election campaign in the states of Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh. This demand was raised by the former minister of Goa, Francisco Sardinha.
◾Union Minister Anupriya Patel said that the opposition is out of the race in 2024 Lok Sabha elections and Narendra Modi himself will be the prime minister again. Anupriya is an NDA constituent Apna Dal Sonelal party leader.
◾Ukraine and Russia handed over 218 prisoners of war. This is the first time in eight months since the start of the war that so many prisoners have been transferred. Ukraine handed over 100 prisoners of war to Russia.
India lost in the last match of Group A in Tour 17 Women's World Cup. Strong Brazil beat India by five uncontested goals. In the first match, India lost to America by eight goals and in the second match, they lost to Morocco by three goals.
French striker Karim Benzema of the Spanish club Real Madrid has been awarded the Ballon d'Or award. This is the first time that Benzema has won the award for the best footballer given by the French magazine France Football. He is the fifth French player to win the Ballon d'Or. Barcelona's Alexia Putellas is the best female player.
◾Byjus raised more funds from existing investors. The fund is being raised with an aim to reach profitability by March 2023. But the net worth of the Bangalore-headquartered company remains unchanged. It's still $22 billion. The company currently has 150 million subscribers. The company, which aims to reach profitability in six months, recently laid off 2,500 employees to cut costs. Byjus posted a loss of Rs 4,588 crore for the financial year ended March 2021. The loss that year was 19 percent higher than the previous year.
◾SBI, the country's leading public sector bank, has increased its lending rates. The MCLR based loan rate has been increased. An increase of 25 basis points was made. With this, the cost of borrowing will rise again. Long-term loans, including home loans, are linked to MCLR. SBI's action comes on the heels of the Reserve Bank's hike in repo rates. The interest rate on loans up to one year will go up to 7.95 percent from the current 7.7 percent. The revised interest rate for the two-year loan is 8.15 percent. 8.25 percent interest on the three-year loan. Yesterday, SBI also raised the interest rate on fixed deposits. Apart from SBI, leading private sector bank Federal Bank also increased lending rates.
◾Ajay Devgn starrer 'Drisham 2' Hindi trailer released. The film is directed by Abhishek Pathak. Bollywood's most awaited film will hit the theaters on November 18. Drishyam 2 is played by Akshay Khanna in Hindi while the character played by Murali Gopi in Malayalam. Ajay Devgn and Akshay Khanna's fight scenes are the highlight of the trailer. Tabu is handling the character played by Asha Sarath in Malayalam. The character's name is IG Meera Deshmukh. The name of the character played by Ajay Devgn is Vijay Salgaonkar. Tabu, Shriya Sharan, Ishita Dutta, Mrinal Yadav, Rajat Kapoor and others are also playing important roles in the film, which stars Shriya Sharan.
◾The film is directed by PS Mithran and Karthi starrer 'Sardar' is slated to release on October 21. The film's advance booking has started. Zardari, the highest budget film of Karthi's career, has a duration of two hours and 40 minutes. The film's music is composed by GV Prakash Kumar. The film also stars Rashi Khanna and Rajeesh Vijayan in lead roles. PS Mithran himself has written the screenplay of the film. Karthi is acting as a spy in the film. Therefore, the audience can see Karthi's best performance in different get-ups. Apart from Karthi, Chunke Pandey, Laila, Yuki Sethu, Dinesh Prabhakar, Munish Kant, Yog Jaypee, Mohammad Ali Baig, Ilavarash, Master Ritwik, Avinash, Balaji Sakthivel, Athira Pandilakshmi, Sahana Vasudevan and Murali Sharma are the other main actors.
◾Tata Motors introduces the 'Yoddha 2.0', Intra V20 Bi-Fuel and Intra V50 pickup range, suitable for both rural and urban areas and enabling a smooth ride on rough roads. It has many advantages like high payload capacity, strong body, long deck, high range and modern features to make the journey safe and smooth. Tata has already delivered 750 units across the country. These Tata Motors pickups are ideal for agriculture, poultry and dairy sectors as well as FMCG, e-commerce and logistics. Tata Motors also says that better fuel efficiency and lower maintenance costs will help the owner's business growth.
◾If you want to know the hidden secrets of a dying language, read 'Poral' by Manoj Vengola. If you wait, you can hear the suppressed cries of slave lives and the cries of death. Most of the stories are collected from the salt and blood of life. There are also some attempts to find stories that exist only in the imagination. Mathrubhumi Books. Price 256 rupees.
◾ *Healthy sleep is very necessary for a healthy and happy life. Not getting enough sleep can affect both your body and mind. Studies show that certain nutrients in food can affect sleep. Similarly, lack of certain nutrients and vitamins can cause sleeplessness. Lack of magnesium in the body can cause insomnia in the first place. Including magnesium-rich foods in your diet can help reduce stress, regulate blood pressure, and help you sleep better. So spinach, soy, potato, avocado etc. can be included in the diet. Lack of vitamin D can also cause insomnia. Vitamin D helps our body absorb calcium which helps in the growth of bones and teeth. Vitamin D also plays an important role in increasing immunity in our body. Like other vitamins, food is not the only source of vitamin D. We also get vitamin D from sunlight. Vitamin D deficiency can also cause insomnia. The body can get vitamin D from dairy products like milk, curd, butter and cheese. Protein-rich eggs also provide vitamin D along with other vitamins. Another source of vitamin D is fish. Salmon is a particularly good source of vitamin D. Mushrooms are the next food that is considered to be a good source of vitamin D. They are low in fat but rich in nutrients. Likewise, eating whole grains and legumes can help you get vitamin D.
Vitamin B12 deficiency is also linked to poor sleep
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