Thiruvananthapuram ∙ Kerala will face Chhattisgarh today in their third group match of Ranji Trophy cricket. The match will be played at St Xavier’s Stadium, Thumpa.
Sijomon Joseph is the vice-captain of the Kerala team led by Sanju Samson.
Kerala defeated Goa in their first group match and drew with Rajasthan in their second match.
English summary: Ranji-Kerala vs Chhattisgarh today
Thiruvananthapuram ∙ The corruption allegations made by P. Jayarajan against EP Jayarajan in the CPM state committee meeting came before the central leadership of the party. Secretary of State MV Govindan could bring the matter to the attention of leaders at the Politburo meeting in Delhi today. However, the PB is likely to leave it to the decision of the secretariat of state which will meet on Friday without making its position public. The excitement continues that EP Jayarajan will attempt a counterattack by attending that meeting.
Rumors that EP Jayarajan will step down as president of LDF are also strong. Some say this is a pressure tactic. If the party’s position is against him, he can take drastic measures. Meanwhile, complaints against Fr. Jayarajan started pouring into the party leadership. The central and state leaderships are receiving allegations from EP supporters that they are linked to quota groups and that funds for the latest Lok Sabha elections were manipulated. Fr Jayarajan is confident that the commission has looked into all this and decided.
Chief Executive Thomas Joseph told Kannur that the amount EP Jayarajan’s wife PK Indira received when she retired from Cooperative Bank was invested in the resort. The same has been said in recent days by the European Parliament at the top of the party. It is reported that EP’s wife and son also have Rs 79 lakh worth of shares. The structure of the company is such that shares can be accepted up to 10 crore rupees. The net worth of 6.5 crore has already been raised.
Thomas Joseph also said that contractor KP Ramesh, one of the firm’s directors, was behind the disputes. Ramesh was removed as CEO of the company. Thomas Joseph claimed that there were charges against him including financial embezzlement and that he did not attend the last 2 board meetings.
English summary: EP Jayarajan has moved to step down as LDF Convenor
Kottayam- After Oommen Chandy’s photo was removed from the buffer zone protest poster organized by DCC, there was another gang dispute in Kottayam. Oommen Chandy’s photo was omitted from the poster of the program to be held tomorrow in Korumtho.
The reason behind the action is suggested to be the displeasure of the official leadership that A Group has arranged a headquarters for Tharoor in Kottayam. Oommen Chandy’s supporters have expressed their displeasure with the DCC’s leadership. The DCC’s explanation is that there is no need for controversy and only images of leaders participating in the program have been placed on the poster.
English summary: Kottayam DCC poster controversy
Thiruvananthapuram ∙ Record alcohol sales at Christmas in Kerala. Liquor worth Rs 229.80 crore was sold in the state on 22nd, 23rd and 24th December. 215.49 crore same day sales last year. Rum is the main seller. On Christmas Day alone, 89.52 crore worth of liquor was sold.
On the same day last year 90.03 crore worth of liquor was sold. 68.48 lakh was the main outlet at Bawridges outlet in Kollam Ashram. The second is Powerhouse Road outlet Thiruvananthapuram with a turnover of 65.07 lakh. The Iringalakuda outlet ranks third with a turnover of 61.49 lakh.
Bavridges Corporation has 267 outlets. Bavridges Corporation has decided to open 175 new outlets and reopen 68 outlets that had been closed for various reasons to ease congestion. Its activities are ongoing. Officials say they are having difficulty finding suitable stores due to local objections.
English summary: Record Liquor Sales In Kerala Bevco During Christmas Season
Nagpur – Cases against the National Federation (Cycle Polo Federation of India) over the death of 10-year-old cyclist Fatima Nida Shihabuddin, a polo player from food poisoning during treatment. Kerala Cycle Polo Association secretary EK said that the National Federation has not provided the facility. Reas. I stayed at BMS office (Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh) for three days. I still live there. No food was given. Riaz also said he paid Rs 50,000 for room and board in Nagpur.
Fatima Nida Shihabuddin, originally from Ambalapuzha Kakazham, died in a private hospital. Suhra Manzil, seven and a half years old Purakkadan, is the daughter of Shihabuddin and Ansila. On Wednesday night, the child, who had vomited several times, was given medicine by the nurses of the team. She sought treatment in hospital yesterday morning before going ashore. Hospital authorities say the cause of death was an allergic reaction during the injection.
The boy, who was walking with coach Ji and a senior team member at Srikrishna hospital, which was just 100m from his residence, collapsed after the injection. He was immediately admitted to intensive care but there were no results. The body was transferred to Nagpur Medical College. An autopsy will be performed today. Coach Jithin claimed there had been medical malpractice.
Nida came to Nagpur representing Thiruvananthapuram in the two cycling polo associations of Kerala centered on Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi. After getting the court order, this association reached Nagpur as it is not recognized by the National Federation, so no room and board was provided.
English summary: Indictment against Cycle Polo Federation Of India for the death of Nida Shihabuddeen
Ahmedabad: The bodies of a mother and daughter were found under mysterious circumstances in a hospital near Bulabhai Park in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. The daughter’s body was found in the operating room closet and the mother’s under her bed. Police reported that Bharathiwala (30 years old) and his mother Champawala were killed. Ahmedabad ACP Milap Patel said both came to the hospital for treatment. Mansukh, a hospital employee, was arrested in the incident.
The accident occurred on Wednesday. Bhartiwala’s body was found when hospital staff opened it after a strong stench came from the operating room cupboard. Immediately informed the police. Checking the CCTV cameras, it emerged that the woman did not show up at the hospital on her own. Her mother’s body was found during the subsequent investigation. The police concluded that he was killed by drugs. Police say Mansukh is related to Bharathiwala’s parents
Bharti, who got married six years ago, had a quarrel with her husband and came to his house due to a family dispute. Champa Vala along with her daughter of hers sought treatment in another hospital due to leg pain and came to this hospital for ear examination. At 9 am on Wednesday, hospital proprietor Dr. The murder is suspected to have occurred between 9:30 and 10:30 after Arpit left the hospital. Police said CCTV was not working at this time. Both bodies were sent for autopsy.
English summary: Gujarat woman found dead in hospital cupboard, daughter’s body under bed
