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Centre assures Keralam of anti-dumping duty on Chinese titanium dioxide (opens the original)
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The Union government has assured that necessary steps will be taken to impose anti-dumping duty on the import of titanium dioxide from China, said N.K. Premachandran, MP. The assurance was given following discussions and the submission of a memorandum to Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and Union Revenue Secretary Arvind Srivastava in New Delhi, alongside representatives of various trade unions. The domestic titanium dioxide industry is facing a severe crisis due to low-priced imports f
Keralaâs fisheries sector divided over use of Turtle Excluder Device (opens the original)
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Keralaâs bustling coastline is currently caught in a tense tug-of-war between international trade demands and widespread confusion and anxiety among fishers. At the heart of the storm is a â¹23,485 piece of gear - the Turtle Excluder Device (TED). While the Fisheries Department is distributing these devices to trawlers free of cost to protect endangered sea turtles and lift a crippling U.S. ban on wild-caught shrimp imports from India, the rollout has triggered fierce resistance, anxiety, and
âItâs a Medical Miracleâ film review: A slick experiment let down by a loose script (opens the original)
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Itâs a Medical Miracle introduces a fascinating premise: Rubin, brought to life with grounded sincerity by Sangeeth Prathap, recovers from a lengthy coma with sonic superpower. Capable of detecting distant conversations and hidden sounds, he finds his world irrevocably altered. Intent on tracking down the nurse who cared for him, his path crosses with Sooraj (Sharafudheen), pushing the film into an erratic sequence of events. The film comes with an ambitious framework that attempts a madcap bl
Tribal children in Keralam await mentors in schools amid legal battle (opens the original)
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As the academic year enters its fourth month, a crucial presence is still missing in many tribal classrooms. Children from ultra-marginalised communities like the Adiya, Paniya, Kattunayakan, Urali, and Cholanaykkan arrive at school eager to learn, only to find themselves stranded in a system where no one speaks their language or understands their culture. As administrative bottlenecks and legal battles stall the appointment of Gothrabandhu mentor-teachers, these children are left without the co
Choosing compassion over catch (opens the original)
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It was supposed to be a regular fishing day off the coast of Malappuram, but as Abdul Salam and his crew hauled their ring net, they noticed it refused to rise properly. Submerged below the surface was a rare sight -- a massive whale shark entangled in the meshes. Recognising the endangered creature, the fishers immediately launched a delicate two-hour operation, carefully untangling the giant by cutting open the net and guiding it back into open waters. That selfless act marked the first record
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