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Wednesday, Feb 15, 2006

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Kerala

Briefly

Office-bearers elected

KOLLAM: P. Marydasan and D. Rajendran Nair have been elected president and secretary respectively of the district unit of the Kerala Community Development Extension Officers Association. The other office-bearers are S. Ashok Kumar, vice-president; K. Rathikumar, joint secretary; and Puthur Murali, treasurer. — Staff Reporter

Found dead

NEDUMBASSERY: A 35-year-old man's body was found hanging from the ceiling fan of a hotel room near the Nedumbassery airport on Tuesday morning. The deceased had been identified as Shine of Varkala.

— A Correspondent

Workshop

KOZHIKODE: The Malabar Regional Cooperative Milk Producers Union (MRCMPU) (MILMA) will organise a workshop on production, procurement, processing and marketing of organic milk and goat milk at Shreya Training and Research Centre, Sulthan Bathery, in Wayanad district from Thursday to Saturday.

— Staff Reporter

Vacancies

KOZHIKODE: Applications have been invited for appointment as guest lecturers in process control instrumentation, automobile electrical and electronics systems, electrical and electronics trade at Model ITI, Govindapuram here. Candidates with ITI\diploma qualification with relevant experience should contact the Principal, Model ITI, Govindapuram, Kozhikode. — Staff Reporter

Hoteliers' plea

KOZHIKODE: The Kerala Hotel and Restaurant Owners Association has said that the financial burden on hoteliers has been increasing because of the hike in price of cooking gas at regular intervals.

A meeting of the association, presided over by its president N.B. Krishna Kurup, here on Tuesday, appealed to the Centre to withdraw the hike failing which hotel owners would have no other option than to introduce a rise in the price of food items served.

- Staff Reporter

Panel to save wetland

Kozhikode: A committee with Corporation Councillor Shirly Promod as chairperson has been formed to resist filling up of Kottuli wetland and destruction of mangrove vegetation there.

- Special Correspondent

Office-bearers elected

Found dead

NEDUMBASSERY: A 35-year-old man's body was found hanging from the ceiling fan of a hotel room near the Nedumbassery airport on Tuesday morning. The deceased had been identified as Shine of Varkala.

— A Correspondent

Vacancies

Hoteliers' plea

KOZHIKODE: The Kerala Hotel and Restaurant Owners Association has said that the financial burden on hoteliers has been increasing because of the hike in price of cooking gas at regular intervals.

Winners of quiz competition

KOZHIKODE: Canara Bank, Mavoor Road branch, recently conducted a quiz for high school students as part of the bank's centenary celebrations. The team from NSS HS, Meenchanda, comprising Anand Jayakrishnan and Midhun Mohan won the first prize, while Arjun Sankar and Gautam Jayasurya representing Kendriya Vidyalaya No. 1, East Hill, won the second prize and P. Govind and P. Amith of Veda Vyasa Vidyalayam, Malaparambu the third prize. — Staff Reporter

Workshop on milk procurement

KOZHIKODE: Malabar Regional Cooperative Milk Producers Union (MRCMPU) (MILMA) will organise a workshop on production, procurement, processing and marketing of organic milk and goat milk at Shreya Training and Research Centre, Sulthan Bathery, in Wayanad district from Thursday to Saturday. P.T. Gopalakurup, chairman, MILMA will inaugurate the workshop on Thursday morning. — Staff Reporter

Vacancies

Hoteliers' plea

KOZHIKODE: The Kerala Hotel and Restaurant Owners Association has said that the financial burden on hoteliers has been increasing because of the hike in price of cooking gas at regular intervals. A meeting of the association, presided over by its president N.B. Krishna Kurup, here on Tuesday, appealed to the Centre to withdraw the hike failing which hotel owners would have no other option than to introduce a rise in the price of food items served. The price of commercial cylinders had been hiked by Rs.100 this year, and the burden would be unbearable for the owners of hotels and restaurants. - Staff Reporter

Panel to save wetland

Kozhikode: A committee with Corporation Councillor Shirly Promod as chairperson has been formed to resist filling up of Kottuli wetland and destruction of mangrove vegetation there. P.P. Sanku Master, secretary of the Mangrove Protection Committee, said the agitation against threats to the wetland system would be intensified. - Special Correspondent

Dharna planned

KOZHIKODE: A dharna will be held on Wednesday against the decision to close down the Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) office in Kozhikode.

The protest is being organised by the Malabar Fish Workers Development Committee. - Special Correspondent

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