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In Keralamâs Puthukkad, residents fear a flyover on NH 544 that could cut the townâs heart in two (opens the original)
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For Puthukkad in Thrissur district, the proposed flyover on National Highway 544 is not just a transport project. Residents fear that the plan to raise nearly 1.38 km of the structure on an earth-filled embankment could physically and economically split the town, cutting off people from institutions, businesses and essential services located on either side of the highway. The Puthukkad Melpalam Janakeeya Samithi says the proposed 70-metre subway in the middle of the overbridge would be grossly i
Students take on drinking-water contamination with âWater Shieldâ project in Keralamâs Thrissur (opens the original)
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At Velur village in Keralamâs Thrissur district, veterinary students are looking beyond animal health. They are testing water. They are training communities. And they are exploring a nature-based way to improve water quality. The initiative, Water Shield â One Health Assessment of Drinking Water Quality and Health Risks in Velur, Keralam, with Community-Based Intervention â is being led by final-year veterinary students of the Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (KVASU). âTh
Bamboo mass flowering and die-off can trigger ecological crisis and wildlife conflict, study warns (opens the original)
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The synchronous mass flowering and subsequent die-off of bamboo across forest landscapes can trigger a chain of ecological shocks — from invasive weed outbreaks and intense wildfires to rodent population explosions and spikes in human-elephant conflict, a study by Dr. T.V. Sajeev of the Kerala Forest Research Institute (KFRI), Peechi, Thrissur, Keralam, has warned. Published in Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution, the study calls for forest departments to move from reactive crisis management to a
From cocoon to campus couture: How students of Thrissur Vimala College have woven a silk dream (opens the original)
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From growing mulberry plants and rearing silkworms to harvesting cocoons — and eventually weaving silk sarees — students of the Zoology Department at Vimala College in Thrissur, Keralam, are spinning an unusual entrepreneurial dream. The students have launched ‘V-Weave’, a sericulture campus start-up that aims to take them through the fascinating journey from the farm to the loom. The initiative, launched by the Zoology Department, has already marked a major milestone with its first silk cocoon
Travel with caution: under-construction NH 66 in Keralam turns into a death trap (opens the original)
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The horrific crash on National Highway 66 at Kaipamangalam in Thrissur that killed eight engineering students has thrown the spotlight on what local residents and activists describe as dangerous safety lapses along the under-construction highway. The midnight tragedy at Panampikkunnu, in which a car carrying eight students of PSNA College of Engineering and Technology in Dindigul rammed the rear of a parked goods lorry, has triggered fresh questions about inadequate warning systems, confusing di
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