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Media seminar

KOCHI: A seminar on `Sailing on the banana boat - where is the Malayali media headed' will be organised by the Sybiosis Institute of Mass Communications at the Bharat Tourist Home on October 25. Film Director Kamal, Sebastian Paul, MP, journalist T.N. Gopakumar and News Director of AIR, Thiruvananthapuram Ramachandran Pillai will address the gathering. — Staff Reporter

Talk on global

trends in IT

KOCHI: The Indus Entrepreneurs (TIE) will organise a presentation on `global trends in technology business - lessons for the Indian industry' on October 25 at Hotel Casino. The speaker will be Prakash Agarwal, president of NeoMagic Corporation, the United States. The topics of the presentation include hardware and firmware business, technology business building and building global alliance. - Staff Reporter

UDF council

party leader

KOCHI: Congress councillor A.B. Sabu has been elected as the UDF council party leader of Kochi Corporation, a statement issued by K.P. Dhanapalan, DCC president, said. Mr. Sabu is also a member of the KPCC and secretary of the DCC. — Staff Reporter

Elected

KOCHI: Professor Thomas Joseph of Mannanam KE College has been elected president of All India Federation of University and College Teachers Organisations. He was elected at the meeting held at Mussafarpur from October 21 to 23, a press release said. — Staff Reporter

Woman killed

by daughter

KOCHI: A 75-year-old woman, Mariumma, who was reportedly injured in an attack by her daughter, died on Sunday. The incident took place at Paravur near here. The old woman was attacked with a knife by her daughter, Saira Banu, 35, in a bit of rage during a quarrel between them, two days ago, police said. — Staff Reporter

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