Tamil Nadu accuses Kerala of biomedical waste dumping; Pinarayi Vijayan warns against risky political alliances; Coconut oil prices hit record highs
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- Tamil Nadu accuses Kerala of biomedical waste dumping: Tamil Nadu has claimed that Kerala is treating it as a dumping ground for biomedical waste, citing a recent incident involving a lorry carrying human excreta. The National Green Tribunal has directed Kerala to submit a detailed action report by January 20, following accusations of inaction despite previous orders.
- Pinarayi Vijayan warns against political alliances: Kerala's Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has criticized the Muslim League, cautioning about the dangers of forming risky political alliances. This comes amid significant political events, including the upcoming verdict in the Sharon murder case on January 17.
- Coconut oil prices reach record highs: The price of coconut oil has surged to unprecedented levels, leading Supplyco to increase rates by Rs 33. This rise is significantly impacting local kitchens and traditional cooking in Kerala.
- Kerala's Vande Bharat rake enhances rail connectivity: A new 20-coach Vande Bharat train has arrived in Kerala, improving the state's rail connectivity. Additionally, a new double-decker bus service is set to launch in Munnar, providing access to scenic spots.
- Upcoming cultural events in Kerala: The 63rd Kalolsavam festival is set to begin in Thiruvananthapuram, featuring 240 events across 25 venues, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the state.
- New Malayalam film releases: The latest Malayalam films, 'ID: The Fake' and 'Orumbettavan', are set to release in January 2025, highlighting the ongoing vibrancy of Kerala's film industry.
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