Thiruvananthapuram. : Valiathura Sea Bridge is a heritage structure that tells the story of Travancore and Thiruvananthapuram's trade and commerce and engineering excellence. It is said in historical records that there was a sea bridge in Valithura centuries ago. The arrival of the bridge also led to changes in the lives of Sankhummukham and Valyathura, which were only fishing areas. The area, which was of commercial importance for centuries, later became a popular tourist destination. It was also helpful for livelihood of fishermen during monsoon.
Once upon a time, all sea freight to Thiruvananthapuram used to pass through this sea bridge. Even after years of collapse, the historic sea bridge is drifting into oblivion due to lack of proper conservation measures. A history that can never be built again is collapsing in the sea before our eyes. Commercial center in : In the early 1800s, the Travancore government was constructing a sea bridge at Valiyathura. A sea bridge is first built at Shankhummukham to monitor the enemy's approach by sea. It is concluded that it may have been moved to a larger room later.
In 1947, the bridge was destroyed by the huge cargo ship SS Pandit. The ship went out of control and hit the bridge when the bridge was full of people to see the big cargo ship. Five people lost their lives in the accident. With the collapse of the sea bridge, the commercial area of Valiathura collapsed. Then in 1956, the present bridge was built at a cost of 18 lakh rupees. With the collapse of the Thiru-Kochi cabinet, the state came under President's rule. PS Rao came as an advisor to help Chithira Thirunal, who was a royal leader. A British company called J.C. Gammon built the bridge under his supervision. The bridge was inaugurated on October 1, 1956. Although freight traffic stopped, the bridge was a popular destination for tourists. Also, during the monsoons, fishermen used to bait on the bridge. Due to the dangerous situation, the bridge was closed with a notice that the visit was prohibited.
Bharat Rice will be distributed to recipients by mobile stores. Mobile stores would sell 5kg and 10kg bags of Bharat rice. 200 locations will be opened by the National Cooperative Consumers Federation (NCCF) to sell Bharat rice in the state. The reason mobile shops are opening is that it will be late. In Thrissur on Tuesday, the central initiative to sell Bharat rice at Rs 29 per kg was launched. Within the next week, all districts will sell rice via automobiles.
Researchers, students, and other education-related professionals frequently use the physical books that the Department publishes, which are kept in a library. The library also houses textbook archives. The collection that is being digitalized is the one that the Education Department has published over the years. As of now, the Department has digitised almost 1,50,000 pages, according to a release. Moreover, actions are being made to ensure the
Held at a stately location, the event featured a water drum performance, a DJ, and an opulent feast.
A concert by Carnatic musician Sukanya Ramgopal will be held at 5:00 PM before the inauguration. Vattiyoorkavu MLA V K Prasanth, District Panchayat President D Suresh Kumar, Portuguese Director Rita Azevedo Gomes, Spanish Package Curator Fernando Brunner, Sound Director Resul Pookutty, KSCA President Ranjith, Director Shyama Prasad, Kerala State Film Development Corporation (KSFDC) President Shaji N Karun Cultural Laborista Charity Board president Madhupal and culture department secretary Mini Antony are present at the opening ceremony.
In the festival, 175 films from 81 countries will be screened in 15 locations in the capital. Around 12,000 participants are expected for the event. There are 14 films in the competition category, 12 in the Malayalam Cinema Today category and seven films in the Indian Cinema Now category. The festival also has 26 Best Foreign Language Film Oscar nominees.
Keeping in view the conditions of tracks, the speed limit will be kept at 110 km per hour instead of the 180 km per hour the train can travel.
The Vande Bharat Kerala train will operate between Thiruvananthapuram and Kannur railway stations.
Kerala Vande Bharat Express Stoppages
The train will start from Thiruvananthap
Kollam
Kottayam
Ernakulam town
Thrissur
Tirur
Kozhikode
The distance between Thiruvananthapuram and Kannur is around 501 km, to be covered in around 7 hours by the train and will start before Jan Shatabdi before 6 am on all days.
Speaking at the core committee meeting at Covid-19, the chief minister said about 50 lakh people of this age would have to be vaccinated and the state would get 38 lakh doses by the end of June. All will be protected by mid-July.
Meanwhile, 17,328 cases were reported in the state on Saturday. When 205,000 samples were tested, the test positivity rate was 14.89 percent. The state has been reporting TPR below 15 per cent for the last two days. Active cases also fell to 1,67,638 on Saturday. Thiruvananthapuram reported a maximum of 2,468 cases, Malappuram 1980 and Palakkad district 1899 cases. But deaths are on the rise. The death toll from the eruption has risen to 209 from 9,719. The state has been closed since the first week of May and is expected to end on June 9.
This year Praveshanolsavam for class one will be held online, said Minister for Education Shri Sivankutty. Colleges and Universities will also start their academic year on June 1st.
PPE kit 273
N95 mask 22
Triple-layer mask 3.90
Face shield 21
Apron (disposable) 12
Surgical gown 65
Examination gloves (pair) 5.75
Hand sanitiser (500ml) 192
Hand sanitiser (200ml) 98
Hand sanitiser (100ml) 55
Sterile gloves (pair) 15
NRB mask 80
Oxygen mask 54
Flowmeter with humidifier 1,520
Fingertip pulse oximeter 1,500
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MARGIN 7089VOTE 48748
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VOTE 41659
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VOTE 34996
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MARGIN 3949VOTE 55837
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VOTE 51888
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Centres for free vaccination in Trivandrum for 45+
List of Covid Vaccination Centres in Trivandrum Distric
Vaccination starts from 01/03/2021 onwards. Register via COWIN Portal
Available list of hospitals (Both Govt and Private) on 05.03.2021
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS
1 GH Trivandrum 1
2 GH Trivandrum 2
3 GH Trivandrum 3
4 Thycaud W&C
5 Nedumangad DH
6 Attingal TH
7 Neyyattinkara GH
8 Parasala Taluk Hospital
9 Vithura Taluk Hospital
10 Varkala Taluk Hospital
11 Chirayinkeezh Taluk Hospital
12 Nemom Taluk Hospital
13 Anchuthengu CHC
14 Kallara CHC
15 Vellanad CHC
16 Manamboor CHC
17 Vizhinjam CHC
18 Kattakkada CHC
Poovar CHC
Kesavapuram CHC
Puthenthope CHC
Pulluvila CHC
Perumkadavila CHC
Vilappil CHC
Pangappara PHC
Kallikkad New PHC
Aruvikkara PHC
28 Karakulam PHC
GLPS Paruthipally Kuttichal
Vizhinjam New Mukkola PHC
Poozhanad PHC
32 Vattiyurkkavu PHC
33 Vamanapuram PHC
34 Amachal PHC
35 Kadakampally PHC
36 Kanyakulangara PHC
37 SAP Camp Peroorkada (FLW Only)
38 Peroorkada DMH
39 Government Medical College (Not open for public) 40 SAT Medical College (Not open for public)
PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS (PAID)
41 NIMS Medicity
42 KIMS Health Care Mngt. Ltd
43 Ananthapuri Hospital
44 SK Hospital
45 PRS Hospital
46 Attukal Devi Hospital
47 Neyyar Medicity
48 Dr.SMCSI Medical College
49 Sree Rama Krishna Hospital
50 Sree Gokulam MCH
51 Al Arif Hospital
Kazhakoottam Constituency Raga Auditorium, Kazhakoottam Alsaj Auditorium, Ullur Park Rajdhani Auditorium, MGM School Auditorium, Karyavattom LNCP Ground, Karyavattom University Ground, MG College Ground.
Vattiyoorkavu Constituency Peroorkada Thankamma Stadium, Peroorkada All Auditorium, Kumarapuram AJ Hall, Vazhuthacaud, Vanasree Auditorium, Jagathy Ananthapuri Auditorium
Thiruvananthapuram Constituency Sreemoolam Club, Chandrasekharan Nair Stadium, Central Stadium, University Stadium, Mannam Memorial National Club, Shankhumugham Beach, Vaikunda Wedding Hall
Nemam Constituency RDR, Alakapuri Auditorium, Kaimanam Vinayaka Auditorium, Manakkad Toss Academy National College, Attukal Karthika Auditorium, SNDP Peringamala Hall, Kakkamoola CSI Church Hall, Pottavila Stadium Panchayat Hall, Valiya
Kovalam field in the CSI Church Auditorium nellivila, Ashwathy Auditorium at Vizhinjam, Archana Auditorium at Vizhinjam, taivilakam nagarajaksetram Ground, itivitunnavila Devi Temple Auditorium, Vizhinjam, Deepa Auditorium alakulam, Hall Kalliyoor, Rajeshwari Auditorium Balitharpanam, the NSS Auditorium Sasthamkotta Kovil Kalliyoor, vantittatam Poetry Auditorium Kalliyoor, Agriculture College Ground Vellayani, Palapur LPS Ground Kalliyoor.
Trivandrum 11 March 2021: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the fourth Global Ayurveda Festival (GAF) which begins on Friday. The inaugural session of the online event will be at 6pm on Saturday. The event will conclude on March 19. Kiren Rijiju, Minister for Youth Affairs and Sports and Union Minister V Muraleedharan will take part in the inaugural event. The festival will showcase international seminars, global exhibitions and business meets at five virtual venues between 9am and 10pm.
This event, organised in the high-end online platform by CISSA, will carry all the components, as in earlier GAFs, including an international seminar, expo, business meet, with the additional provision of viewing the digital platforms for an extended period of time. This, we hope, will be the largest online event in Ayurveda ever, and we solicit your dedicated support to GAF scheduled for 12-19 March 2021.
COMPONENTS
International Ayurveda Seminar
International Cooperation Conclave
Global Ayurveda Exhibition
International Business Meet
Vaidya Parishad - CME Programme
Ayurveda MSME Meet
AYUSH Clinics
Ayurveda Solidarity Meet
Documentary Film Shows
Digital Photography competition
Sub Themes
Rasayana
Ÿ Rasayana as a public health tool in
communicable diseases
Ÿ Role of Ayurveda in graceful ageing
Swasthavritta
Ÿ Preventive medicine
Ÿ Community health
Ÿ Yoga
Ÿ Public Health
Ÿ Ayurveda in occupational health
Ÿ Cosmetology in Ayurveda
Ÿ Nutrition and health
Ÿ Medical applications of Yoga
Dravyaguna
Ÿ Pharmacology, Pharmacognosy and
Pharmaceutical research in Ayurveda
Ÿ Medicinal plants – new research
Ÿ Medicinal plants - conservation
Ÿ Innovative drug delivery systems
Ÿ Nutraceuticals, nutricosmetics, nano herbal
formulations
Kaumarbhritya
Ÿ Neonatal care
Ÿ Pediatric Nutrition
Ÿ Behavioural and developmental disorder
Ÿ Management of common pediatric
conditions
Ÿ Samskaras and their scientific aspects
Kayachikitsa
Ÿ Non-communicable Diseases
Ÿ New disease entities and Ayurveda
Ÿ Cardiac diseases and Ayurveda
Ÿ Ayurveda in Rehabilitative medicine
Ÿ Panchakarma
Prasutitantra & Striroga
Ÿ Reproductive Health
Ÿ Maternal Health
Salakya
Ÿ Sense organs and health - a contemporary
understanding
Ÿ Preventive care in ENT and Ophthalmology
Salya
Ÿ Innovations and advances in Salya
Ÿ Musculo-skeletal ailments with special focus
on marma
Ÿ Ayurvedic Management of Piles & Fistula
Agadatantra
Ÿ Applied toxicology
Ÿ Ayurveda in the current infectious diseases
Ÿ Scope of Ayurveda in skin disease
Manasika
Ÿ Mental Health – contemporary
Ÿ understanding and management
Rasasastra and Bhaishajyakalpana
Ÿ Rasa preparations – new research
Ÿ Rasa application – new frontiers
Ÿ Nano Medicine and Rasasastra
The list of CPI candidates are as follows:
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