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The Hindu
a day ago
- General
- The Hindu
Pregnant woman suffers scorpion bite at railway station
A pregnant woman suffered scorpion bite even as she was waiting for a train at Paavoorchathram railway station on Monday night. When Anish, 29, of Sernthamaram was waiting at Paavoorchathram railway station along with his pregnant wife Jelcy, 26, on Monday night to board the Palaruvi Express Train to go to Ernakulam, a scorpion bit the woman. She was rushed to the Tenkasi Government Hospital for treatment and returned home the same night after a brief observation. Mr. Anish said there was no sufficient lights at Paavoorchathram railway station which led to the scorpion bite. He also said that the wild growth in and around the railway station should be removed.
News18
18-05-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Singer Paal Dabba Set For Acting Debut In Vijay Milton's Upcoming Bilingual Film
Last Updated: Chennai rapper Paal Dabba, real name Anish, debuts in director Vijay Milton's bilingual Tamil-Telugu film, Production No. 5, playing a dynamic character. Independent music's beloved firecracker, Paal Dabba, real name Anish, is all set to make his acting debut. Known for his unapologetic lyrics and vibrant stage presence, the Chennai-based rapper and singer will now face the camera in director Vijay Milton's upcoming bilingual project. Produced by Rough Note Production, the Tamil-Telugu film (currently titled Production No. 5) marks a new chapter for the multitalented performer. The team officially announced the casting on Sunday, confirming that Paal Dabba will play a fresh and dynamic character that's expected to leave a mark. Anish, who shot to fame under his quirky stage name—an ode to his childhood obsession with cold milk—has built a loyal following with viral tracks like 170CM, Kaathu Mela, and the wildly popular Galatta from Aavesham. With roots in songwriting, choreography, and rap, he's already proven his versatility in the indie scene. Now, he's taking that same raw spirit to the big screen. Director Vijay Milton shared his thoughts on the casting, saying, 'Paal Dabba brings a raw, youthful energy that matches the spirit of the film. He's an artist who lives his truth, and that authenticity is exactly what this character needs." Interestingly, Production No. 5 is also generating buzz for featuring Telugu actor Raj Tarun in his Tamil cinema debut. With Milton at the helm, the film is expected to carry forward the gritty, emotional DNA of the acclaimed Goli Soda franchise—only this time, with even bolder choices and an eclectic cast. First Published:
Time of India
10-05-2025
- Time of India
Man arrested with 150 litres of wash in Kuttampuzha
Kochi: Excise department in Aluva arrested a 34-year-old man after seizing 150 litres of wash and distillation equipment used for brewing illicit liquor from a house in Kuttampuzha on Friday. The seizure was made from a house in Mamalakkandam, Kuttampuzha arrested person was identified as Anish. He was arrested under Section 55(g) of Abkari Act and a case was registered against him at Kuttampuzha excise range office. Officials stated that the wash was intended for producing and distributing illicit liquor to homestays in Mamalakkandam team included assistant excise inspector grade Aji Agustin, preventive officers grade Shameer VA, Dedu VC and civil excise officer Naini Mohan.
The Hindu
09-05-2025
- Health
- The Hindu
Kerala reports seventh Nipah outbreak since 2018
On May 8, a new case of Nipah virus was confirmed in Kerala in a 42-year-old woman from Valanchery in Malappuram district. On May 6, testing for the Nipah virus was first undertaken at the Calicut Medical College. When the tested samples were positive for Nipah, a sample was sent to the National Institute of Virology (NIV), Pune on May 7 afternoon for Nipah confirmation. The NIV confirmed Nipah on May 8 afternoon. According to Dr. T.S. Anish, Nodal Officer, Kerala One Health, Centre for Nipah Research and Resilience, and Professor of Community Medicine at Government Medical College, Kozhikode, samples tested using Truenat came positive for the Nipah virus. To confirm the result, samples were tested in the microbiology lab using RT-PCR. Only the urine sample tested positive for the Nipah virus, says Dr. Anish. According to him, blood and throat swab samples did not test positive for the Nipah virus. 'This may be because of the late stage of viraemic infection. Viruses do not persist in the body for long and hence the blood and throat swab samples did not test positive for the virus, while the urine sample alone tested positive,' he says. Samples collected from the infected person's contacts were tested at the Manjeri Government Medical College in Malappuram district. All seven high-risk individuals closely connected to the woman tested negative for Nipah on May 8. The patient had minor symptoms on April 25, and presented with worsened clinical symptoms on May 1 and was admitted to the EMS Hospital at Perinthalmanna. Her condition worsened by noon the following day and was shifted to the critical care intensive care unit, intubated and ventilated. She exhibited acute encephalitis syndrome and had classic symptoms of dengue. She tested positive for dengue and hence Nipah was not suspected. It was only when her condition did not improve that samples were sent for Nipah testing two days later. Two outbreaks in 2024 The Nipah outbreak now reported is the seventh instance in Kerala. The first outbreak was reported in 2018, followed by outbreaks in 2019, 2021, 2023 and 2024. Last year, Kerala reported two Nipah outbreaks — July 21 in a 14-year-old boy and the second one on September 15 in a 24-year-old adult. Both outbreaks in 2024 were in Malappuram district. With the May 8 outbreak, there have been three Nipah outbreaks in Malappuram district in all.
Time of India
07-05-2025
- General
- Time of India
Twin brothers in top 10 HS merit list
Kolkata: A set of twins has featured in the top 10 Higher Secondary merit list . Anik and Anish Barui from Bankura born on Oct 30, 2006, secured ninth position this year with 97.8% from Narendrapur Ramakrishna Mission Vidyalaya (Residential). Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Both the brothers secured ranks in the Madhyamik exam as well with Anish securing fourth position and Anik bagging the sixth spot. Anik is the younger twin born 25 minutes later than Anish. The brothers said are delighted to have each other for company on the merit list. "We did not expect to secure the same rank in the HS merit list. It is overwhelming. It would have been heart wrenching if either of us would have been missed out," said Anik. Both have studied together since childhood and have competed with each other for the HS exam. Having secured a distinguished rank in the Class XII exam, Both brothers want to pursue medicine and become doctors. "We studied together and guided each otherbecause we know each other inside out. We are each other's support system," said Anish. Like most twins, the two are inseparable and have shared joys and sorrows, have similar hobbies and passion. From watching movies to sharing secrets, playing football, the siblings love to spend time together. When asked if they have fights or differences, Anik said, "Fights are common between siblings. It strengthens our bond."
