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Trivandrum central prison staff allegedly pour hot water over inmate resulting in serious burns

Delhi: Shafi Usama, an alleged ISIS terrorist, also known as Muhammad Shanawaz, who had been the subject of an extensive search by the National Investigation Agency (NIA), was apprehended in Delhi. Shanawaz, a fugitive wanted by the NIA with a reward of Rs 3 lakh on his head, was captured while in hiding. An engineer by profession, he had previously been arrested in Pune but had subsequently escaped to Delhi, where he was eventually apprehended by local law enforcement.

The NIA had issued a reward of Rs 3 lakh for information leading to the arrest of Shanawaz and three other suspected terrorists. In a significant development, Shanawaz was taken into custody.

It has come to light that a significant number of individuals are linked to the ISIS module in Pune, Maharashtra. Numerous arrests were made in connection with this module by various law enforcement agencies last month. The NIA's investigations have revealed that these individuals were allegedly involved in activities aimed at spreading terror and violence with the objective of establishing the Islamic State. As part of these operations, several individuals were detained, and incriminating documents and other materials were discovered during a search of the residence of Shamil Saquib, who is currently under arrest.

In a recent address at a book launch event in the capital city of Delhi, AIMIM chief and Hyderabad MP, Asaduddin Owaisi, shared his insights on Rahul Gandhi's victory in Wayanad and the political landscape in India. He remarked, "The reason for Rahul's victory in Wayanad is attributed to the presence of the Congress' ally in Kerala, the Muslim League. Despite his loss in Amethi, Rahul emerged victorious in Wayanad primarily due to the support of the Muslim League. It was indeed the Muslim League that extended a lifeline to Rahul's political career."

Furthermore, Owaisi addressed concerns about his party's stance on alliances, stating, "Some have suggested that if we align ourselves with the INDIA alliance, we may not secure Hindu votes. However, I wish to clarify that this concern does not deter us. Our decision to abstain from the INDIA alliance is rooted in ideological differences. We firmly believe that they lack the courage to confront the ideological underpinnings of the BJP. Our party is resolute in its decision not to be part of the INDIA alliance, and we are unwavering in our commitment. I must emphasize that our party would face suffocation within such an alliance."

In conclusion, Asaduddin Owaisi's remarks shed light on the role of the Muslim League in Rahul Gandhi's electoral success in Wayanad and his party's steadfast ideological stance regarding alliances in the Indian political landscape.

In Thiruvananthapuram, a medical student who had been under observation due to suspected Nipah infection has received a negative test result from the Institute of Virology in Khudakkal. Additionally, another individual displaying symptoms of the virus is currently under observation in Thiruvananthapuram, with expectations of receiving test results today.

The 72-year-old resident of Kattakada had close relatives visit from Kozhikode, who subsequently developed fever. As a precautionary measure, they were transferred to the general hospital for observation, and their samples have been sent to the Institute of Virology at Khukkakal for testing. The district health department has reassured the public that there is no cause for alarm.

To date, the state has conducted 181 tests, and the absence of new positive cases yesterday brings some relief. Five individuals exhibiting symptoms have been isolated at the medical college, one of whom is a healthcare worker. The contact tracing list now comprises 1192 individuals. All four individuals who tested positive are showing signs of improvement. The government has also expressed its intention to make compassionate decisions regarding the medical expenses of those receiving treatment in private hospitals, temporarily relieving them of financial burdens.

Meanwhile, a central team continues to operate within the district, leading to the implementation of stricter restrictions, particularly in Kozhikode city. Seven wards of Kozhikode Corporation and entire wards of Farook Municipality have been designated as Containment Zones. The Beypur fishing harbor has been closed due to its location within a containment zone. The District Collector has issued a directive allowing only online classes in all educational institutions in the district until the following Saturday, with public examinations remaining unaffected.

In Kozhikode, another case of Nipah virus has been confirmed, bringing the total number of active cases in the district to six. The virus was confirmed in a 39-year-old man who had been under observation at a hospital. He had also received treatment at a private hospital where other Nipah-positive individuals had sought medical attention, prompting his inclusion in the observation list.

In response to the situation, a central team will be visiting the Nipah-affected areas in Kozhikode today. The contact tracing efforts have now extended to 950 individuals. A high-level meeting, led by ministers, is scheduled for today to discuss the ongoing developments.

As a precautionary measure, educational institutions in the district have been granted a holiday for today and tomorrow. Additionally, a separate high-level meeting, also led by ministers, is convened today to address the Nipah situation comprehensively.

Alleged terrorists are suspected to have concealed explosives at various locations in Thrissur and Palakkad districts in Kerala. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has initiated inspections in Thrissur and Palakkad as part of their ongoing investigation. Substantial evidence is being gathered, particularly in connection with Nabeel, one of the accused, who had been apprehended earlier.

According to statements provided by the accused, evidence collection efforts have been extended to Thrissur, which was identified as a focal point for a terrorist attack conspiracy and clandestine meetings. The suspect was also brought to a location where Hayat, another individual involved in the terrorist plot, was reportedly taken.

These actions by the NIA were prompted by intelligence suggesting that Malayali IS terrorists had concealed explosives within covert facilities while plotting extensive explosions across Kerala. Several arrested individuals had previously confessed to conducting test deployments of improvised explosive devices (IEDs).

Nabeel Ahmed, among those in custody, has been identified as a key planner of these attacks, operating under the leadership of Ashif and Shias Siddique. The NIA received information indicating the accumulation of a significant quantity of explosives for these impending attacks, prompting extensive inspections in Thrissur and Palakkad.

Further investigation by the NIA has revealed that the arrested individual, Nabeel, assumed a leadership role within the Kerala IS module following the death of Abdul Rashid Abdullah, a Malayali IS terrorist killed in an airstrike carried out by the American military. Nabeel Ahmed, also known as Nabeel, was found to have taken on the role of Kerala Ameer within the Islamic State module. The investigation team has also discovered that these terrorists conducted their communications through a virtual private network (VPN).

5 years after the virus was reported for the first time in the state, Nipah has returned to Kerala and already claimed two victims. 40 year-old Mangallat Harris, who hailed from Ayancherry Village in Kozhikode was the latest to succumb to the illness on Monday. Kallat Mohammedali, who hailed from Maruthonkara, had died on August 30. A 9 year old boy and a 24 year old relative of the victim also tested positive for the virus. The route map for the two victims was released today.

The 18th G20 Summit is being held in New Delhi, India under the theme ‘One Earth, One Family, One Future’. This theme emphasizes the interconnectedness of all living things and the importance of environmental sustainability.

The G20 summit is the culmination of a program of ministerial meetings, working groups and networking groups throughout the year. It brings together nations and governments to jointly tackle global challenges and build a prosperous and sustainable world.

Under the Indian Chairmanship, the G20 focuses on ‘Lifestyle for the Environment (LiFE)’, which encourages individuals and countries to make environmentally sustainable choices. This initiative aims to create a cleaner, greener and bluer future through responsible actions.
Under India's presidency, this year's G20 was historical in context of the goals placed before the most powerful countries of the world. PM Modi included African countries in the summit to highlight the fact that several countries in Africa have not received enough attention in geopolitical discussion, despite the continent representing nearly 18% of the global population.
India’s chairmanship of the G20, from December 2022 to November 2023, provides a platform to address pressing global issues and promote sustainable development. It shows that India is committed to globalization.

The Indian Air Force is set to establish an Air Raid Warning Communication System in Kerala in collaboration with the Army, enabling emergency alerts during natural disasters and air raids. Initially, this system will be operational in Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi, with plans for expansion. The Fire Brigade will manage the system.

The Air Raid Warning Communication System connects with the Southern Air Force Headquarters in Thiruvananthapuram and the Southern Naval Command in Kochi. It links air and naval centers to fire force control rooms via hotlines, activating warning sirens in emergencies. These alerts are based on military-received natural disaster information.

This initiative, mandated by the Central Government, involves an investment of 15 lakhs per system, later reimbursed by the Center. Components include communication systems, sirens, computer networks, hotlines, and digital displays. Implementation begins at fire force stations in Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi, overseen by station house officers.

Civil Defense, a volunteer force, aids the fire brigade in disaster management and rescue missions. The first phase enlisted 6200 volunteers, with 3300 more undergoing training at the Viyur Fire Force Academy, funded by 2.12 crores from the disaster relief fund. Currently, 5000 fire personnel operate across 129 fire stations.

Thiruvananthapuram houses strategic centers like the Mahanidhiulla Sri Padmanabhaswamy Temple, Vikramsarabhai Space Center, Liquid Propulsion System Center, and Vattiyoorkav Integral Systems Unit. The region's proximity to Sri Lanka and the Maldives, with growing Chinese presence, underscores its strategic significance on the southwestern border of India.

Son of late Chief Minister and Congress veteran Oommen Chandy, 37 year-old Mr. Chandy Oommen retained his father's Puthupally seat after results of the Puthuppally bypoll came out today. It can be inferred that his victory was heavily aided by a wave of sympathy for the candidate's father, who passed in July this year. Meanwhile, LDF's candidate Mr. Jake C Thomas completed his third consecutive loss in elections. Chandy Oommen won the elections with a thumping majority. Read more on the Tatwamayi TV website: https://www.tatwamayinews.com/what-are-the-reasons-for-ldfs-failure-in-the-puthupally-by-election/

Kerala has witnessed a troubling surge in violence, with eight gruesome murders being recorded in the past 48 hours. Most of the accused in these cases are relatives and friends of the victims who have fallen prey to drug abuse

In the state capital, a youth killed his brother amid what has been reported as a "drunken argument". The mother had complained to the police 11 days after her son went missing. She confronted the accused, Binu, during an Onam festival visit. Binu was taken into custody. by Thiruvallam police.

In Perumbavoor, a college student was brutally attacked and killed at home by a young man, who later hung himself. Later identified as Eldo, he also attacked the victim's family members and friends who tried to intervene.



In Palakkad, a man named Jalajam was found dead under mysterious circumstances. Madhyan, his brother-in-law, started a violent altercation fueled by alcohol, leading to Jalajam's death. Later, Madhyan also took his own life.

In Kottayam, a family dispute led to the deaths of Prabhakaran, Sunikumari, and their son Sabu.

In Pattambi, a husband, Sajeev, attempted su***de after assaulting his wife and daughter. Aathira, the wife, succumbed to her injuries.

These incidents underscore Kerala's pressing need for preventive measures and social awareness campaigns to address the root causes of such tragic events.

VK Anjana's journey to victory in the Sub Junior Powerlifting Championship that took place in Romania is quite an incredible success story. A native of Kozhikode district, she overcame several obstacles to secure a gold medal in the 47kg division of the championship in the deadlift category, while also breaking the Asian record for the division. A two-time Asian Champion, she could not meet the expenses for the trip to Romania. Even though she sought help from the Sports Council, the money sourced from there was not enough. She was then sponsored by Lulu Forex Pvt Limited

In an incredible bid to unravel the mystery of the nearest star, the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) has launched its maiden solar mission called Aditya L-1. This ambitious solar mission seeks to shed light on the Sun’s outermost layer, the Sun’s Corona, and explains the Sun’s complex activities. It aims to improve our understanding of space weather and its effects on our planet. The mission intends to address fundamental questions about the Sun's behavior, including the mechanisms that heat the corona to high temperatures and the source of solar wind.

To meet these ambitious goals, Aditya L1 boasts advanced equipment each designed for a specific segment of solar tracking. These will include the Visible Emission Line Coronagraph (VELC), which will probe the solar corona in detail, and the Solar Ultraviolet Imaging Telescope (SUIT) to provide observations of the Sun’s chromosphere and transition zone and analysis of energy distribution. In addition, the magnetometer will measure the strength and direction of the sun’s magnetic field.

The Aditya-L1 mission is of critical importance, as the data it collects promises to refine our understanding of solar activity, and its effects that are experienced on Earth.

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Serious allegations against CM Pinarayi's Daughter And Her Company. Allegedly Received Rs 1.72 Crore For IT Services That Were Not Provided

Kerala CPM leader's 'mortuary threat' to Yuva Morcha triggers major controversy. BJP demands action, mulls over legal action

Kannur: In a significant drug bust, police arrested two people with the deadly drug 3,4-Methyl​enedioxy​methamphetamine, commonly known as M**A. Mohammad Sahal and Saju, natives of Srikandapuram Kotur, were arrested. 14.06 grams of M**A was seized from the accused.

The accused were coming from Bangalore by car. The drugs were recovered during a vehicle search conducted following a tip-off received by the police. The police informed press that the accused are being interrogated in detail.

There are indications that the IS terrorists who planned to carry out attacks in Kerala tried to collect a large amount of weapons and create riots. The details are in the statement released by the NIA yesterday. The NIA arrested a five-member gang that was planning a massive attack in Kerala. An IS terrorist named MK Ashraf was the first to be arrested from Sathyamangalam forest in Tamil Nadu. The next day, four other people were caught in raids at four places in Thrissur and Palakkad. The NIA clarified that it was an intelligence-based operation in Kerala. The move was based on information provided by central intelligence agencies. The NIA has roped in the state ATS in the move. MK Ashraf was arrested from his hideout in Sathyamangalam forest in a joint operation.

After questioning Ashraf, the NIA moved to the hideouts of others. Within 24 hours, the NIA nabbed a large terrorist group. The NIA team that carried out the stunning operation were divided into four teams. Islamic extremists Ashif and Nabeel Ahmed, Shias and Raees were caught within hours. Several digital evidences and documents were seized. From these evidences detailed information about the group's plans was obtained.

They planned to attack famous temples in Kerala and target religious leaders. It is clear that the aim was a communal riot. For this purpose, they planned to buy weapons in large quantities. There are also indications that they have collected lakhs of rupees for terrorist activities. The gang was caught when they planned to carry out the attack by collecting money and buying weapons. The NIA statement said that the operation was on the instructions of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The NIA makes it clear that the central government has a strict stand against terrorism.

Today PM Modi broke his silence on the video of a Kuki woman who was stripped naked and paraded by a mob in Manipur that has been doing rounds on the internet and left the nation in shock. He declared that the guilty ones will not be spared and that justice will prevail. He said his heart is full of pain and anger over the “shameful” incident, and what has happened to these daughters of Manipur can never be forgiven.
The conflict between the Meitei and Kuki tribes in Manipur has now been going on more over 2 months. According to police, the video was shot on the 4th of May. Both victims were r***d before being paraded naked in the streets by the mob. One of the victims was 19.