Cyclone Arnab: Guntur district records 41 mm average rainfall; authorities stay alert
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Kerala HC quashes cheating case against Nivin Pauly, director Abrid Shine after out-of-court settlement in dispute over film rights
Complaint against the duo was filed following financial dispute related to making of Action Hero Biju 2. The complainant alleged that after entering into an agreement to produce the film, its overseas rights were sold to another party without his knowledge
DVAC searches ex-Minister K.N. Nehru’s residence in Tiruchi
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Rupee rises 11 paise to 95.17 against U.S. dollar in early trade
The U.S. Fed kept interest rates unchanged at 3.75%–4.00% as widely expected, but the market reaction turned mildly dollar-negative, forex traders said
How brown mussels sustain livelihoods along Thiruvananthapuram’s coast
From the auctions at Vizhinjam fishing harbour to seafood markets across the region, brown mussels sustain a community of divers whose livelihoods depend on the sea and its seasonal bounty
Cyclone Arnab: Corporator candidates shifts focus to relief works from electioneering in Vizag
Candidates in the fray for the local body elections visit the cyclone-affected areas, coordinating relief efforts, and helping the administrative machinery restore normalcy
Revenue authorities told to examine records in 13-year-old land dispute involving 70 acres of government land in Kalaburagi district
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Cyberabad Police plan one-way loop to ease IT corridor traffic
Police to conduct traffic simulations and stakeholder consultations before phased implementation of proposed loop system
40% of patients at NIMHANS neurology casualty have stroke; KMCRI in Hubbali treats 120 cases a month
Hub-and-spoke model extends specialised stroke care to northern Karnataka, reducing the need for emergency transfers to Bengaluru. World Stroke Day is observed on October 29.
Telangana SIR: Form-6 rejections and Form-7 deletions unusually high during pre-SIR period
The number of rejections constitutes close to 27% of the total Form-6 applications processed during Pre-SIR and SIR phases, which is very high
Traders seek action against street vendors, encroachments in Dharwad
Traders’ association claims that unregulated street vending and encroachments on public spaces are affecting local businesses
Kochi residents flag worsening air quality, especially at night
MLA seeks Chief Minister’s intervention, citing health risks from air pollution. Pollution control board unable to gather real-time AQI data as Vyttila, Kaloor stations remain non-functional
Several road surveillance cameras in Kozhikode city on the blink
Funds crunch delays replacement of defunct cameras, hampering police efforts to gather digital evidence; several highway cameras remain defunct following six-laning works
KSU leader serves legal notice on private firm MD in Kannur
The dispute comes amid a wider controversy surrounding the firm and allegations of irregularities in contracts awarded during the tenure of former Kannur district panchayat president
Farmer injured by gun trap allegedly set for wild boars in Kasaragod
The gun trap is suspected to have been planted by an unidentified poaching gang that trespassed on farmer’s property to hunt wild boars
IIT-M provides safe drinking water, waste management facilities to Vallipuram village
The AquaMAP Centre for Water Management and Policy at IIT-M drafted a project to install three decentralized water treatment plants and established a sustainable solid waste management programme
ED attaches land, buildings of Mohammad Ali Jauhar University in Rampur in money laundering case
“ED found that funds meant for public works were diverted to the University, government works were executed on its private campus, and funds from contractors who had been allotted government contracts were routed back to the Trust as donations,” the statement said
Protruding posts, ad boards choke Kochi junctions, endanger commuters
Bus shelters and bunk shops occupying footpaths force pedestrians to walk along the road; the Corporation has promised follow-up action on complaints, while a ₹1.50-crore project aims to decongest Vyttila Junction