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ASB graduates land jobs

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The first batch of Asian School of Business (ASB) found ready acceptance in leading companies. The ASB attributed it to the careful selection of students, an exceptional faculty comprising seasoned academics and highly successful practising professionals, a robust learning environment based on advanced curriculum and its unique delivery, extensive corporate networks and the guidance and leadership provided by a board of governors consisting of extremely eminent academics and professionals.

Sanitation drive

KOZHIKODE: Sanitation Day was observed in the district on Tuesday in the backdrop of the suspected cases of chikungunya and other contagious fever reported here. Students, employees, representatives of political parties and social organisations, among others, participated in the cleaning drive from morning to noon.

— Staff Reporter

Protest march by ABVP

Kozhikode: Activists of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) on Tuesday took out a march to the Malabar Christian College here to protest against the assault on its State joint secretary P. Sudheer and others allegedly by cadres of the SFI and the DYFI.

— Staff Reporter

Library forms panel

Thrissur: The managing committee of the Thrissur Public Library on Monday decided to appoint a panel to investigate an incident of books reportedly having been burnt in the library on June 9. The panel members are Alexander Jacob, Inspector General of Police, M. Madhavankutty, secretary of Thiruvambadi Devaswom, and M. C. Valsan, former Assembly secretary. The librarian had explained that the books were burnt since they were damaged by termites. — Staff Reporter

Case registered over baby's death

Thrissur: The Nedupuzha police on Tuesday registered a case against a 20-year-old woman from Vadookkara after the body of a newborn was found in a bundle of clothes that was burnt in her house. She told the police she had a stillborn baby. — Staff Reporter

Heavy rain in Thrissur

Thrissur: Heavy rain lashed the district on Tuesday. A tree fell on a house t Aanapuzha Colony at Methala village in Kodungallur, causing slight damage. — Staff Reporter

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