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Updated: Share Article AAA The multi-storey building that tilted after a truck rammed its pillars at Vellaramkunnu near Kalpetta in Wayanad district on Monday.   | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement A multi-storey building tilted to a side down after a cement-laden truck rammed its pillars on a hill slope at Vellaramkunnu here in the wee hours of Monday. Gautham, 69, of Nallalam in Kozhikode, the driver of the vehicle, suffered injuries and was admitted to a private hospital here. The incident occurred around 4 a.m. when the driver lost control of the truck while negotiating a sharp bend o...

Teresa varsity staff get vaccine Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA Sixty-eight staff, including academic and non-academic members at Mother Teresa Women’s University, here were vaccinated on Monday. A team of doctors and nurses from Government Hospital, Mannavanur block, explained the standard operating procedure and the benefits of the vaccination. Registrar C. Hilda Devi presided. After the dosage was given, they remained in the observation area for 30 minutes. The beneficiaries were informed about the second dosage, a press release said. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR DAILY NEWSLETTER Submit Relate...

Alia Bhatt’s first look in ‘RRR’ revealed Updated: Updated: March 15, 2021 13:52 IST The actor plays Sita in SS Rajamouli’s film which is scheduled to release on October 13 Share Article Alia Bhatt in RRR   | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement The actor plays Sita in SS Rajamouli’s film which is scheduled to release on October 13 Alia Bhatt’s first look as ‘Sita’ in SS Rajamouli’s RRR shows the actor in a pensive mood and awaiting somebody. After Rajamouli released the photo on his Twitter page — accompanied by this tweet: “Strong-willed and resolvent #Sita’s wait fo...

Close X A video on Butea monosperma tree, that are now in bloom in the core area of Mudumalai tiger reserve. The Butea monosperma tree is commonly known as 'flame of the forest.’ It is now in bloom across the Nilgiris. The trees are distinct as they wear more flowers than leaves. The flowers are bright orange with a unique petal shape, hence called 'flame of the forest.' SUBSCRIBE TO OUR DAILY NEWSLETTER Submit Related Articles