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Veteran Malayalam Actor's Misogynistic Rant After AMMA Elects First Female President Shwetha Menon: "Women Should Always Be Beneath Men"
Malayalam film body AMMA recently elected actor Shwetha Menon as its first woman president
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Actor Who Said Women Entering Sabarimala Must Be Ripped Apart Surrenders
Malayalam Actor Kollam Thulasi, who courted controversy over his anti women provocative remark during the sabarimala protest, surrendered before police on Tuesday in chavara in Kollam district.
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Women Entering Sabarimala Should Be Ripped Into 2 Pieces: Actor Thulasi
Malyali actor Kollam Thulasi made a shocking statement today, saying women entering Sabarimala temple should be ripped into half. Hitting out at both the central and the state governments, he said one half should be sent to Delhi while the other half should be thrown towards Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan's house.
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Kerala PSC Postpones Civil Police Officers OMR Exams
Kerala Public Service Commission (Kerala PSC) has postponed the Civil Police Officer/ Women Civil Police Officer in Police Department OMR examination.
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Kerala PSC: Recruitment Notification Released, Know Details Here
Kerala Public Service Commission (KPSC) has released job notifications for recruitment to various posts. The Commission has invited applications from eligible candidates against vacancies under different departments of the State Government. Interested candidates, only after ensuring their eligibility can apply for the posts.
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Manu Attri-Ashwini Ponnappa Reach Main Draw of Indian Open Badminton
Manu Attri and Ashwini Ponnappa
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Asian Games: Indian Women's Badminton Team Settles for Bronze
Saina Nehwal gave a 1-0 lead by winning her singles tie but P.V. Sindhu, P.C. Thulasi and doubles pair of N. Sikki Reddy and Pradnya Gadre lost their respective matches as India went down 1-3 to South Korea.
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CWG 2014: Indian Stars Reach Round of 16 in Badminton
P.V. Sindhu and P.C. Thulasi in women's singles and R.M.V. Gurusaidutt, Kidambi Srikanth and Parupalli Kashyap in men's singles notched up wins in the Round of 32.
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Saina Nehwal, PV Sindhu in Quarterfinals of Australian Super Series
As expected, world No. 8 Saina Nehwal had an easy outing against compatriot PC Thulasi, who she beat 21-18, 21-15 in a 42-minute battle, while eighth-seeded PV Sindhu took just 31 minutes to overcome Thailand's Nichaon Jindapon 21-13, 21-7.
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Uber Cup: Saina Nehwal & Co. Rout Canada 5-0 in Opener
Saina Nehwal, PV Sindhu and the doubles pair of Ashwini Ponappa and Jwala Gutta gave India an unassailable 3-0 lead before PC Thulasi and another doubles pair of Pradnya Gadre and N Siki Reddy made it 5-0.
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Shuttlers Sourabh Varma, PC Thulasi reach second round of Malaysian Grand Prix Gold
Eighth seed Sourabh Varma prevailed over Hong Kong's Yan Kit Chan 21-12 21-17 in a 31-minute match, while PC Thulasi had to toil hard before beating Chinese Taipei's Yu Po Pai 16-21 21-16 21-17.
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K Srikanth, PC Thulasi win singles titles in PSPB badminton tournament
Srikanth didn't have it easy as Sourabh gave him a tough fight. They were engaged in some close net exchanges intermixed with some hard hitting rallies. However, in the end it was Srikanth's ability to reach and return most smashes worked in his favour and he won the title in straight games.
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PV Sindhu, Parupalli Kashyap win in team championship in PSPB meet
In the women's team championship, BPCL beat ONGC 2-0 in the semifinals, with Sindhu getting the better of P C Thulasi 21-9, 21-10. In the doubles, Sindhu teamed up with Jwala Gutta to beat Ashwini Ponnappa and Thulasi 24-22, 21-15.
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Sindhu, Gurusaidutt advance in Malaysian GP badminton
P C Thulasi tasted defeat in the first round of the women's section, losing to China's Yao Xue 21-18 21-5. Also losing was Arundhati Pantawane, who was shown the door by Indonesia's Maria Febe Kusumastuti 13-21 21-10 21-14.
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No competition with sister Karthika: Thulasi Nair
Thulasi Nair, who will be seen in forthcoming romantic-drama Kadal, says her love for her elder sister, actress Karthika, won't be replaced by competition.
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Veteran Malayalam Actor's Misogynistic Rant After AMMA Elects First Female President Shwetha Menon: "Women Should Always Be Beneath Men"
Malayalam film body AMMA recently elected actor Shwetha Menon as its first woman president
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Actor Who Said Women Entering Sabarimala Must Be Ripped Apart Surrenders
Malayalam Actor Kollam Thulasi, who courted controversy over his anti women provocative remark during the sabarimala protest, surrendered before police on Tuesday in chavara in Kollam district.
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Women Entering Sabarimala Should Be Ripped Into 2 Pieces: Actor Thulasi
Malyali actor Kollam Thulasi made a shocking statement today, saying women entering Sabarimala temple should be ripped into half. Hitting out at both the central and the state governments, he said one half should be sent to Delhi while the other half should be thrown towards Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan's house.
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Kerala PSC Postpones Civil Police Officers OMR Exams
Kerala Public Service Commission (Kerala PSC) has postponed the Civil Police Officer/ Women Civil Police Officer in Police Department OMR examination.
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Kerala PSC: Recruitment Notification Released, Know Details Here
Kerala Public Service Commission (KPSC) has released job notifications for recruitment to various posts. The Commission has invited applications from eligible candidates against vacancies under different departments of the State Government. Interested candidates, only after ensuring their eligibility can apply for the posts.
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Manu Attri-Ashwini Ponnappa Reach Main Draw of Indian Open Badminton
Manu Attri and Ashwini Ponnappa
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Asian Games: Indian Women's Badminton Team Settles for Bronze
Saina Nehwal gave a 1-0 lead by winning her singles tie but P.V. Sindhu, P.C. Thulasi and doubles pair of N. Sikki Reddy and Pradnya Gadre lost their respective matches as India went down 1-3 to South Korea.
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CWG 2014: Indian Stars Reach Round of 16 in Badminton
P.V. Sindhu and P.C. Thulasi in women's singles and R.M.V. Gurusaidutt, Kidambi Srikanth and Parupalli Kashyap in men's singles notched up wins in the Round of 32.
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Saina Nehwal, PV Sindhu in Quarterfinals of Australian Super Series
As expected, world No. 8 Saina Nehwal had an easy outing against compatriot PC Thulasi, who she beat 21-18, 21-15 in a 42-minute battle, while eighth-seeded PV Sindhu took just 31 minutes to overcome Thailand's Nichaon Jindapon 21-13, 21-7.
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Uber Cup: Saina Nehwal & Co. Rout Canada 5-0 in Opener
Saina Nehwal, PV Sindhu and the doubles pair of Ashwini Ponappa and Jwala Gutta gave India an unassailable 3-0 lead before PC Thulasi and another doubles pair of Pradnya Gadre and N Siki Reddy made it 5-0.
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Shuttlers Sourabh Varma, PC Thulasi reach second round of Malaysian Grand Prix Gold
Eighth seed Sourabh Varma prevailed over Hong Kong's Yan Kit Chan 21-12 21-17 in a 31-minute match, while PC Thulasi had to toil hard before beating Chinese Taipei's Yu Po Pai 16-21 21-16 21-17.
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K Srikanth, PC Thulasi win singles titles in PSPB badminton tournament
Srikanth didn't have it easy as Sourabh gave him a tough fight. They were engaged in some close net exchanges intermixed with some hard hitting rallies. However, in the end it was Srikanth's ability to reach and return most smashes worked in his favour and he won the title in straight games.
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PV Sindhu, Parupalli Kashyap win in team championship in PSPB meet
In the women's team championship, BPCL beat ONGC 2-0 in the semifinals, with Sindhu getting the better of P C Thulasi 21-9, 21-10. In the doubles, Sindhu teamed up with Jwala Gutta to beat Ashwini Ponnappa and Thulasi 24-22, 21-15.
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Sindhu, Gurusaidutt advance in Malaysian GP badminton
P C Thulasi tasted defeat in the first round of the women's section, losing to China's Yao Xue 21-18 21-5. Also losing was Arundhati Pantawane, who was shown the door by Indonesia's Maria Febe Kusumastuti 13-21 21-10 21-14.
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No competition with sister Karthika: Thulasi Nair
Thulasi Nair, who will be seen in forthcoming romantic-drama Kadal, says her love for her elder sister, actress Karthika, won't be replaced by competition.
