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Seizure of suspected ganja from college hostel: Kalamassery Govt. Polytechnic College expels four final-year students

Seizure of suspected ganja from college hostel: Kalamassery Govt. Polytechnic College expels four final-year students

The Government Polytechnic College, Kalamassery, has expelled four final-year students arrested in connection with the seizure of nearly two kg of suspected ganja from the men’s hostel within the college campus last month. The expelled students have been identified as Anuraj R., 21, mechanical engineering, Adityan, 20, mechanical engineering; Abhiraj, 21, automobile engineering; and Aksah, 21, chemical engineering. The decision to dismiss them was based on the report of an internal inquiry committee, which recommended that they be issued transfer certificates without further delay. However, Aiju Thomas, the college principal, said that the move was merely technical since all the affected students have completed their respective courses, as they were allowed to appear for their final year exams despite being suspended, and an inquiry was ordered against them. “A lab exam remains, and they will be allowed to appear for it. However, their conduct certificate will only be marked as ‘satisfactory,” he said. The Kochi city police had seized 1.90 kg of suspected ganja and less than 10 g from two separate rooms during …

Key accused held in ganja seizure at Polytechnic College hostel in Kerala | Latest News India

Key accused held in ganja seizure at Polytechnic College hostel in Kerala | Latest News India

Kochi, The police have arrested the prime accused in the case related to the seizure of two kilograms of ganja and the subsequent arrest of five students during a raid at the men’s hostel of Government Polytechnic College, Kalamassery, near here. Key accused held in ganja seizure at Polytechnic College hostel in Kerala According to the police, Anuraj R, 21, a third-year mechanical engineering student at Kalamassery Polytechnic and a native of Karunagappally, Kollam, was taken into custody on Saturday night. Anuraj, who had organised a large-scale collection on campus for the Holi celebration, used the collected money to procure ganja, the police said. He handed over the funds to former students Ashiq and Shalik, who are currently in judicial custody in connection with the case, and facilitated the delivery of ganja to the campus, the police added. The Kalamassery police arrested him following a detailed investigation based on statements from the former students. Anuraj is a key link in a drug mafia network that supplied ganja and other narcotics to Polytechnic students in both …

Kerala: 2 kg ‘ganja’ seized from Polytechnic hostel in Kochi | Latest News India

Kerala: 2 kg ‘ganja’ seized from Polytechnic hostel in Kochi | Latest News India

Two kg of ganja were seized from the men’s hostel of Government Polytechnic College, Kalamassery, near here, police said on Friday. The police are also investigating individuals who frequently visit the hostel and campus as part of the probe.(AP/Representative image) The raid, conducted on Thursday night, led to the arrest of three students, police officials said. Two of the students were released on station bail, while Akash, 21, a native of Kulathupuzha, Kollam, was booked under a separate FIR after authorities recovered 1.909 kg of ganja from his room. The second FIR names two other students, Adithyan, 21, a native of Haripad, Alappuzha and Abhiraj, 21, a native of Karunagappally, Kollam, from whom 9.70 grams of ganja were seized. They were granted station bail, police officers said. According to the police, the contraband was intended for both sale and personal use. Also Read: Bengaluru police bust ganja racket, arrest three with drugs worth ₹1.8 lakh Thrikkakara Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) P V Baby stated that the police conducted the raid based on a tip-off …

Five students of school at Kalamassery in Kerala show symptoms of viral meningitis

Five students of school at Kalamassery in Kerala show symptoms of viral meningitis

The symptoms shown included fever, irritability, headache and vomiting. (image for representation) | Photo Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto Five students of a private school at Kalamassery in Ernakulam district of Kerala have sought medical treatment after showing symptoms of viral meningitis. The condition of the children remains stable, according to the district health authorities. The samples have been sent to the National Institute of Virology, Alappuzha, for testing, they said. All the children belong to Classes 1 and 2 at St. Paul’s International School, Kalamassery. The symptoms shown included fever, irritability, headache and vomiting. Two in ICU Two students were admitted at the intensive care unit (ICU) of the Aster Medcity Hospital. While one student was shifted to the room, the other child will be shifted from the intensive care unit soon, according to the Public Relations wing at the hospital. School closed The school will remain closed till March 16 as a precautionary measure, according to the school authorities. The health wing stated that they had suggested postponement of the examinations for Classes 1 and 2 …

Seizure of suspected ganja from college hostel: Kalamassery Govt. Polytechnic College expels four final-year students

Major fire breaks out at godown at Ernakulam’s Kalamassery; no casualties

A major fire broke out in a mattress godown at Kalamassery near Kochi city leaving the building fully gutted on Saturday (March 8, 2025) around 10 a.m. No causality has been reported so far. The fire has reportedly spread to nearby buildings. Vehicles parked in the godown have been completely gutted. A 220kV Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB) power line has also collapsed after getting caught in the fire. The snapped line also hampered the timely arrival of the fire engines. Fire fighters and tenders from multiple fire stations are fighting to douse the fire. Published – March 08, 2025 01:13 pm IST Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

Seizure of suspected ganja from college hostel: Kalamassery Govt. Polytechnic College expels four final-year students

Food waste collection resumes in Kalamassery

The doorstep collection of food waste in Kalamassery municipality, which had been suspended for over a week, resumed on Monday (January 20). The crisis was resolved after the civic body assigned a new agency to handle the scientific disposal of waste collected from households across various wards. The Alappuzha-based agency will collect the waste from the municipality’s storage centre and dispose of it according to prescribed norms. The civic body will pay the agency a fee of ₹4.48 per kilo, including GST. A team of councillors who visited the agency’s food waste treatment facility at Kanjirappally expressed satisfaction with its operations. The doorstep collection was disrupted after the previous agency halted its services, citing non-payment of pending dues. Municipality authorities clarified that the delay was reportedly due to the agency submitting false bills for its services. The uncertainty over food waste collection has led to illegal dumping in open spaces. The authorities pointed out that they would closely monitor the waste management practices of the new agency. Published – January 21, 2025 01:11 am IST …

Murder of bus conductor: accused remanded in judicial custody

The police team probing the death of private bus conductor Anish Peter at Kalamassery on August 31 (Saturday) has found that he was murdered reportedly as the result of suspicion over the friendship he shared with the partner of the accused, Minoop Biju, of Glass Factory Colony, Kalamassery. Biju, who was remanded in judicial custody on September 1 (Sunday), arrived in Kochi from Bengaluru and reportedly purchased a knife that was used to stab the bus conductor. He had allegedly warned his partner and Peter against their friendship and was agitated with Peter’s response. Early on Sunday, the police took Biju to his house and to a place near the Muttar river to recover the knife he allegedly used for the murder. Source link

Focus on waste management in Kalamassery municipality Budget

The Budget for the 2024-25 fiscal of the Kalamassery municipality focusses on solid waste management and restoration of water sources. The Budget, presented by vice chairperson Salma Aboobacker, has estimated income to the tune of ₹149 crore and an expenditure of ₹139 crore. The civic body, which had faced several hurdles following the suspension of transportation of food waste to the Kochi Corporation’s dumping yard at Brahmapuram, has earmarked ₹21 crore for waste management. The Budget document said the Kerala Water Authority was working on a detailed project report for setting up a sewage treatment plant on 35 cents handed over the under the Rebuild Kerala programme. For the restoration and rejuvenation of waterbodies, the Budget has earmarked an assistance of ₹16 crore. The proposals identified include protection of the waterbody near the Children’s Science Park and conservation of ponds. The Budget has allocated ₹31 crore for development works. The proposed measures include laying of drinking water pipelines in various wards, maintenance of schools, rejuvenation of canals and roads, women’s development centre, ‘Pakalveedu’, and modernisation …