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Congress Lawmaker Carries Tear Gas Shell Inside Kerala Assembly
Congress lawmaker Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan today carried a tear gas shell into the Kerala assembly, triggering anxiety and commotion in the house. Mr Radhakrishnan, a former home minister, said the shell was among those fired by the police last month at a crowd protesting the murder of Youth Congress worker Shuhaib.
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Vigilance Court Orders 'Quick Verification' Against Mohanlal For Ivory Possession
A Vigilance Court today ordered 'quick verification' against Malayalam superstar Mohanlal and a former minister in the case relating to seizure of four elephant tusks from the actor's residence in Kochi in 2012.
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Kerala Congress Wants Action Against Police Officer Who Failed to Salute Home Minister
The Congress lawmakers have indicated that they are in favour of action against senior police officer Rishiraj Singh, who landed in a controversy after pictures of him not saluting the Home Minister at a recent function went viral on social media.
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Under Social Media Pressure, Actor Mohanlal Offers to Return National Games Performance Fee
Malayalam actor Mohanlal, who has been criticised heavily in the social media over the performance of his music band 'Lalisom' at the inauguration of the National Games, has said he would return the hefty fee he had charged.
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Oommen Chandy declines to be drawn into Kerala Facebook controversy
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today declined to be drawn into the wordy duel between a section of Congress leaders and State Home Minister Thiruvanchur Radhakrishnan over breach of prison rules by some accused in a political murder case, lodged in Kozhikode jail.
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Kerala prisoners, accused of political murder, post photos on Facebook
After photos of prisoners accused of murdering a Kerala politician were posted on Facebook by one of them, Home Minister Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan visited the jail in Kozhikode, 300 km from the capital Thiruvanathapuram.
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Indigenous day: Kerala to look into problems faced by unwed tribal moms
On the occasion of "World Indigenous Day" today, Kerala government has set up a cabinet panel to look into the woes of unwed tribal mothers in the state, a minister said. In view of recent media reports about the plight of unwed tribal mothers, some of them teenagers, the government has set up a cabinet panel comprising Home Minister Thiruvanchoor ...
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Search on for girl missing after flash flood in Kerala
Search operations for a girl, reported missing in Tuesday's flashfloods triggered by heavy rains in Pulloompara in the district, in which eight persons were killed, were progressing, official sources said today.
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Over 60,000 migrant workers register with Kerala police
A total of 63,200 labourers from other states have registered with police in Kerala as per the new guidelines issued by government, Home Minister Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan told the state assembly today. The registration had been made mandatory for migrant workers with a view to initiating certain welfare schemes and also to have a check on their ...
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No 'third degree' used on Chandarsekharan murder accused: Police
Kerala Home Minister, Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan, has denied CPI(M) allegation that third degree methods were being used to intimidate party workers arrested in connection with the murder of RMP leader TP Chandarsekharan.
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Kerala Police to identify lakhs of unregistered migrant labourers
Kerala Police is all set to start the complex task of identifying and registering lakhs of migrant labourers in the state. The move assumes significance in the wake of a huge increase in the number of labourers from other states in recent years and some of them getting involved in criminal activities.
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Minister refutes allegation
Kerala Revenue Minister Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan today refuted allegations that the vigilance case against CPI-M veteran V S Achuthanandan and seven others in a land allotment scam was politically motivated.
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Congress Lawmaker Carries Tear Gas Shell Inside Kerala Assembly
Congress lawmaker Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan today carried a tear gas shell into the Kerala assembly, triggering anxiety and commotion in the house. Mr Radhakrishnan, a former home minister, said the shell was among those fired by the police last month at a crowd protesting the murder of Youth Congress worker Shuhaib.
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Vigilance Court Orders 'Quick Verification' Against Mohanlal For Ivory Possession
A Vigilance Court today ordered 'quick verification' against Malayalam superstar Mohanlal and a former minister in the case relating to seizure of four elephant tusks from the actor's residence in Kochi in 2012.
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Kerala Congress Wants Action Against Police Officer Who Failed to Salute Home Minister
The Congress lawmakers have indicated that they are in favour of action against senior police officer Rishiraj Singh, who landed in a controversy after pictures of him not saluting the Home Minister at a recent function went viral on social media.
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Under Social Media Pressure, Actor Mohanlal Offers to Return National Games Performance Fee
Malayalam actor Mohanlal, who has been criticised heavily in the social media over the performance of his music band 'Lalisom' at the inauguration of the National Games, has said he would return the hefty fee he had charged.
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Oommen Chandy declines to be drawn into Kerala Facebook controversy
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today declined to be drawn into the wordy duel between a section of Congress leaders and State Home Minister Thiruvanchur Radhakrishnan over breach of prison rules by some accused in a political murder case, lodged in Kozhikode jail.
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Kerala prisoners, accused of political murder, post photos on Facebook
After photos of prisoners accused of murdering a Kerala politician were posted on Facebook by one of them, Home Minister Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan visited the jail in Kozhikode, 300 km from the capital Thiruvanathapuram.
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Indigenous day: Kerala to look into problems faced by unwed tribal moms
On the occasion of "World Indigenous Day" today, Kerala government has set up a cabinet panel to look into the woes of unwed tribal mothers in the state, a minister said. In view of recent media reports about the plight of unwed tribal mothers, some of them teenagers, the government has set up a cabinet panel comprising Home Minister Thiruvanchoor ...
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Search on for girl missing after flash flood in Kerala
Search operations for a girl, reported missing in Tuesday's flashfloods triggered by heavy rains in Pulloompara in the district, in which eight persons were killed, were progressing, official sources said today.
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Over 60,000 migrant workers register with Kerala police
A total of 63,200 labourers from other states have registered with police in Kerala as per the new guidelines issued by government, Home Minister Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan told the state assembly today. The registration had been made mandatory for migrant workers with a view to initiating certain welfare schemes and also to have a check on their ...
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No 'third degree' used on Chandarsekharan murder accused: Police
Kerala Home Minister, Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan, has denied CPI(M) allegation that third degree methods were being used to intimidate party workers arrested in connection with the murder of RMP leader TP Chandarsekharan.
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Kerala Police to identify lakhs of unregistered migrant labourers
Kerala Police is all set to start the complex task of identifying and registering lakhs of migrant labourers in the state. The move assumes significance in the wake of a huge increase in the number of labourers from other states in recent years and some of them getting involved in criminal activities.
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Minister refutes allegation
Kerala Revenue Minister Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan today refuted allegations that the vigilance case against CPI-M veteran V S Achuthanandan and seven others in a land allotment scam was politically motivated.
