Kerala Government Allocates Rs 211 Crore; Protests Erupt Over Fireworks Ban; Cochin Carnival Celebrations Cancelled
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Kerala Government Funding: The Kerala government has sanctioned an additional Rs 211 crore for local self-government institutions, raising the total allocation for the current financial year to Rs 10,011 crore. This funding is aimed at public needs and development projects despite financial challenges from central government policies.
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Kerala Government Employee Protests: Protests have erupted among Kerala government employees over a major scam involving 65,000 crores, with demands for accountability and transparency.
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Cochin Carnival Celebrations Cancelled: The Cochin Carnival committee has decided to cancel the celebrations this year, including the traditional burning of the effigy of Papaanji, following the death of Manmohan Singh.
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Protests Against Denial of Fireworks Permission: Protests have erupted in Paramekkavu and Thiruvambady after the Additional Magistrate denied permission for fireworks during temple festivities, leading temple authorities to consider legal action.
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Tragic Drowning Incidents: Recent drowning incidents in Kasaragod and Kannur have claimed five lives, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in local water bodies.
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Periya Double Murder Case Verdict: The court has found 14 individuals guilty in the Periya double murder case, including a former MLA, which has sparked reactions from the families of the victims.
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Kerala Government Funding | Additional Rs 211 crore sanctioned, total allocation Rs 10,011 crore |
Protests Against Fireworks Permission | Protests in Paramekkavu and Thiruvambady over denied fireworks |
Cochin Carnival Celebrations | Celebrations cancelled, including traditional effigy burning |
Drowning Incidents | Five lives lost in recent drowning incidents in Kasaragod and Kannur |
Periya Double Murder Case | 14 individuals found guilty, including a former MLA |