“Women should wear modest clothing; if they dress loosely, this will happen.” - The audacity to say this! Still in the Stone Age
https://www.manoramanews.com/kerala/latest/2025/08/26/saji-manjakkadambans-controversial-remarks-on-rahul-mamkootathil-allegations.html
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'പെമ്പിള്ളേര് സാമാന്യ മര്യാദയുള്ള ഡ്രസ്സൊക്കെ ഇടണം; അഴിച്ചുവിട്ടാല്‍ ഇത് സംഭവിക്കും'
ഏതോ ഒരു പെങ്കൊച്ച് പറയുവാ, രാഹുല്‍ ഫോണില്‍ വിളിച്ചു, സംസാരിച്ചു. അതിന് ശേഷം എന്നെ പീഡിപ്പിച്ചു കഴിഞ്ഞ് പറയുന്നു, എനിക്ക് നിന്നെ കെട്ടാന്‍ മേല.Rahul Mamkootathil MLA, Sexual Harassment Complaint Kerala, Saji Manjakadamban Controversy, Kerala Politics News…
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The CBE- Mettupalayam road is blocked everyday in the morning and night for a special VVIP!! The theatrics of this video is stunning!
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രാഹുലിനെതിരെയുള്ള പ്രതിഷേധത്തിൽ കാളയുമായി യുവമോര്‍ച്ച; പരമശിവന്റെ വാഹനമായ കാളയെ അധിഷേപിച്ചെന്ന പരാതിയുമായി യൂത്ത് കോണ്‍ഗ്രസ്
https://www.kairalinewsonline.com/kerala/yuva-morcha-protest-with-bull-sd1
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Kairali News | Kairali News Live
yuva morcha protest with bull | പരമശിവന്റെ വാഹനമായ കാളയെ അധിഷേപിച്ചെന്ന പരാതിയുമായി യൂത്ത് കോണ്‍ഗ്രസ്
കാളയെ ദൈവ തുല്യമായി കരുതുന്ന ഹിന്ദു സമൂഹത്തോടുള്ള വെല്ലുവിളിയും മതവികാരങ്ങളെ വ്രണപ്പെടുത്തുകയും ചെയ്യുന്നതാണ്
ഭീഷണിയെന്ന് കൂട്ടിക്കോ, സിപിഎം അധികം കളിക്കരുത്; ഞെട്ടുന്ന വാർത്ത വരാനുണ്ട്, വെയിറ്റ്- വി.ഡി. സതീശൻ
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ഭീഷണിയെന്ന് കൂട്ടിക്കോ, സിപിഎം അധികം കളിക്കരുത്; ഞെട്ടുന്ന വാർത്ത വരാനുണ്ട്, വെയിറ്റ്- വി.ഡി. സതീശൻ
കോഴിക്കോട്: കേരളം ഞെട്ടുന്ന വാർത്ത പുറത്തുവരാനുണ്ടെന്ന് പ്രതിപക്ഷ നേതാവ് വി.ഡി. സതീശൻ. സിപിഎമ്മുകാർ അധികം കളിക്കരുതെന്നും ഞെട്ടിക്കുന്ന വാർത്ത അധികം വൈകാതെ തന്നെ പുറത്തുവരുമെന്നും അദ്ദേഹം വാർത്താ സമ്മേളനത്തിൽ പറഞ്ഞു. ബിജെപിക്കെതിരേയും അദ്ദേഹം മുന്നറിയിപ്പ്
The Google Maps detour that cost us ₹1,100 and our sanity
TLDR;
Google Maps led us onto a nightmare farm road "shortcut" to Wayanad. The car got completely stuck in mud, locals charged ₹1,100 for a 5-sec tractor rescue. After 1.5 hours of stress, the detour just dumped us back on the same highway past the toll we never meant to avoid.
Warning: Avoid any left turns near Bheemana Beedu toll plaza on the Gundlupete-Wayanad route
(Picture attached)
A few weeks back, while on a road trip to Wayanad, Mom and I decided to break away from our usual Ooty drive-through. This time, we chose the Gundlupete, Chamarajanagar route. Everything was perfect until Google Maps decided to get... creative.
We were cruising smoothly on the Kozhikode-Kollegal highway from Gundlupete, heading toward Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary. We'd just passed those stunning sunflower fields and were approaching the Bheemana Beedu toll booth when Google Maps suddenly insisted we take a left off the highway.
Now, I didn't think it was trying to dodge the toll. I hadn't enabled that option, and we'd already sailed through two or three toll plazas. So, trusting technology over instinct, I swung left onto what appeared to be a narrow, dusty sand road.
First mistake
A few meters in, Mom voiced what we were both thinking: "Are you sure this is right?"
I brushed off her concern, convincing both of us that since this wasn't our familiar territory, we should trust our digital guide.
Second mistake
As we ventured deeper, the road began closing in around us. Our compact SUV barely fit between the boundaries. Farmland stretched endlessly on both sides: the right side a treacherous mess of mud and slush, the left somewhat manageable, and right down the middle, tall grass that threatened to scrape our car's belly.
By now, turning back wasn't an option. The road had narrowed to the point where a U-turn was impossible. We were committed to this mystery route, whether we liked it or not.
Strangers we passed gave us those looks, the kind that said, "What are you city folks doing here?" Then we encountered some construction workers. Sticking my head out the window, I asked the million-dollar question: "Can we actually drive through this route?"
The first guy nodded confidently. The second shook his head, citing the treacherous slush ahead. But under pressure from his colleague, the skeptic reluctantly agreed. Green light secured, we pressed on.
Third mistake
The slush worsened with every meter. Our car began sliding unpredictably, fighting for grip on the unforgiving terrain. Determined to avoid the worst of it, I steered toward the left side and...
THUD.
We weren't moving anywhere.
Heart sinking, I stepped out to assess the damage. Our front left wheel had plunged into a disconnected pathway section, tilting the car at a precarious angle. Dense bushes concealed a trench on the left. The front end was buried so deep that only our number plate remained visible above ground.
I tried gunning the engine. The tires spun uselessly, finding zero traction. We were officially trapped.
Within minutes, our earlier advisors reappeared, the same two guys from the construction site. Their expressions danced between sympathy and barely concealed amusement as they muttered in Kannada mixed with Malayalam about "another toll-dodging attempt."
"You'll need a tractor," they declared. "One thousand rupees."
Then came the kicker: "Actually, in the past few days alone, five cars have gotten stuck on this exact route. Three right where you are now." They paused for dramatic effect. "You're lucky it's broad daylight. Just recently, some youngsters got stranded here at midnight and had to sleep in their car until morning."
As if the situation wasn't dire enough, they casually mentioned the price had inflated. "Twelve hundred rupees now. Take it or leave it."
What choice did we have? Mom suggested they could just help us push the vehicle out, but they dismissed the idea. "Only a tractor can save you now."
The wait began. One agonizing hour later, we heard the rumble of
TLDR;
Google Maps led us onto a nightmare farm road "shortcut" to Wayanad. The car got completely stuck in mud, locals charged ₹1,100 for a 5-sec tractor rescue. After 1.5 hours of stress, the detour just dumped us back on the same highway past the toll we never meant to avoid.
Warning: Avoid any left turns near Bheemana Beedu toll plaza on the Gundlupete-Wayanad route
(Picture attached)
A few weeks back, while on a road trip to Wayanad, Mom and I decided to break away from our usual Ooty drive-through. This time, we chose the Gundlupete, Chamarajanagar route. Everything was perfect until Google Maps decided to get... creative.
We were cruising smoothly on the Kozhikode-Kollegal highway from Gundlupete, heading toward Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary. We'd just passed those stunning sunflower fields and were approaching the Bheemana Beedu toll booth when Google Maps suddenly insisted we take a left off the highway.
Now, I didn't think it was trying to dodge the toll. I hadn't enabled that option, and we'd already sailed through two or three toll plazas. So, trusting technology over instinct, I swung left onto what appeared to be a narrow, dusty sand road.
First mistake
A few meters in, Mom voiced what we were both thinking: "Are you sure this is right?"
I brushed off her concern, convincing both of us that since this wasn't our familiar territory, we should trust our digital guide.
Second mistake
As we ventured deeper, the road began closing in around us. Our compact SUV barely fit between the boundaries. Farmland stretched endlessly on both sides: the right side a treacherous mess of mud and slush, the left somewhat manageable, and right down the middle, tall grass that threatened to scrape our car's belly.
By now, turning back wasn't an option. The road had narrowed to the point where a U-turn was impossible. We were committed to this mystery route, whether we liked it or not.
Strangers we passed gave us those looks, the kind that said, "What are you city folks doing here?" Then we encountered some construction workers. Sticking my head out the window, I asked the million-dollar question: "Can we actually drive through this route?"
The first guy nodded confidently. The second shook his head, citing the treacherous slush ahead. But under pressure from his colleague, the skeptic reluctantly agreed. Green light secured, we pressed on.
Third mistake
The slush worsened with every meter. Our car began sliding unpredictably, fighting for grip on the unforgiving terrain. Determined to avoid the worst of it, I steered toward the left side and...
THUD.
We weren't moving anywhere.
Heart sinking, I stepped out to assess the damage. Our front left wheel had plunged into a disconnected pathway section, tilting the car at a precarious angle. Dense bushes concealed a trench on the left. The front end was buried so deep that only our number plate remained visible above ground.
I tried gunning the engine. The tires spun uselessly, finding zero traction. We were officially trapped.
Within minutes, our earlier advisors reappeared, the same two guys from the construction site. Their expressions danced between sympathy and barely concealed amusement as they muttered in Kannada mixed with Malayalam about "another toll-dodging attempt."
"You'll need a tractor," they declared. "One thousand rupees."
Then came the kicker: "Actually, in the past few days alone, five cars have gotten stuck on this exact route. Three right where you are now." They paused for dramatic effect. "You're lucky it's broad daylight. Just recently, some youngsters got stranded here at midnight and had to sleep in their car until morning."
As if the situation wasn't dire enough, they casually mentioned the price had inflated. "Twelve hundred rupees now. Take it or leave it."
What choice did we have? Mom suggested they could just help us push the vehicle out, but they dismissed the idea. "Only a tractor can save you now."
The wait began. One agonizing hour later, we heard the rumble of
our salvation approaching: a tractor making its way from Gundlupete.
But here's where the story takes an unexpected turn: our rescue crew consisted entirely of teenagers. The oldest couldn't have been more than fifteen. They treated the operation like a video game.
They secured ropes from our car to the tractor's rear. I slipped back into the driver's seat, shifted to reverse, and held my breath as the tractor began pulling.
Five seconds. That's all it took!
Five. Seconds.
One rope, one reverse gear, one throttle push, and done.
The second guy we'd met earlier insisted the tractor escort us to safety at the road's end, but the others assured us the tar road was just ahead. After one final negotiation (getting them down to ₹1,100), we thanked our teenage saviors and prepared for our grand exit.
"Drove off" is too generous a description.
The remaining stretch was still treacherous. At one point, I was convinced we'd gotten stuck again, but somehow we powered through those final nail-biting minutes until asphalt appeared beneath our tires.
The irony? This elaborate detour deposited us right back onto the main highway, past the very toll we'd never intended to avoid. We'd spent an hour and a half covering roughly 400-500 meters, not to mention the stress-induced gray hairs we'd probably sprouted (geographical pun!).
A word of warning for fellow travelers: If you're driving from Mysore or Tamil Nadu via Gundlupete toward Wayanad, resist any urge to follow mysterious left-turn suggestions near the Bheemana Beedu toll plaza. I've already submitted this ordeal to Google Maps as a cautionary edit, and they've accepted it. After checking from two different devices, that detour no longer appears as a suggestion.
But if it still shows up on your screen, consider this your official heads-up to ignore it completely.
The Gundlupete route itself is actually superior to our usual Ooty path. Just stick to the roads that were actually designed for cars, not farming equipment and adventurous teenagers with tractors.
https://preview.redd.it/440yky890clf1.png?width=1018&format=png&auto=webp&s=cf6ed370a60d25afa3d24bbfd975287de452c54a
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But here's where the story takes an unexpected turn: our rescue crew consisted entirely of teenagers. The oldest couldn't have been more than fifteen. They treated the operation like a video game.
They secured ropes from our car to the tractor's rear. I slipped back into the driver's seat, shifted to reverse, and held my breath as the tractor began pulling.
Five seconds. That's all it took!
Five. Seconds.
One rope, one reverse gear, one throttle push, and done.
The second guy we'd met earlier insisted the tractor escort us to safety at the road's end, but the others assured us the tar road was just ahead. After one final negotiation (getting them down to ₹1,100), we thanked our teenage saviors and prepared for our grand exit.
"Drove off" is too generous a description.
The remaining stretch was still treacherous. At one point, I was convinced we'd gotten stuck again, but somehow we powered through those final nail-biting minutes until asphalt appeared beneath our tires.
The irony? This elaborate detour deposited us right back onto the main highway, past the very toll we'd never intended to avoid. We'd spent an hour and a half covering roughly 400-500 meters, not to mention the stress-induced gray hairs we'd probably sprouted (geographical pun!).
A word of warning for fellow travelers: If you're driving from Mysore or Tamil Nadu via Gundlupete toward Wayanad, resist any urge to follow mysterious left-turn suggestions near the Bheemana Beedu toll plaza. I've already submitted this ordeal to Google Maps as a cautionary edit, and they've accepted it. After checking from two different devices, that detour no longer appears as a suggestion.
But if it still shows up on your screen, consider this your official heads-up to ignore it completely.
The Gundlupete route itself is actually superior to our usual Ooty path. Just stick to the roads that were actually designed for cars, not farming equipment and adventurous teenagers with tractors.
https://preview.redd.it/440yky890clf1.png?width=1018&format=png&auto=webp&s=cf6ed370a60d25afa3d24bbfd975287de452c54a
https://preview.redd.it/9xip5e2a0clf1.png?width=1050&format=png&auto=webp&s=0720566d3dce26b3aa7a6fbbf3a22f239b412aec
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NRK woman acuses Rahul Mamkoottathil of inappropriate behavior amd advances.
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Kerala makes blind spot mirrors mandatory on heavy vehicles
https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/kerala/kerala-makes-blind-spot-mirrors-mandatory-on-heavy-vehicles/article69975966.ece
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The Hindu
Kerala makes blind spot mirrors mandatory on heavy vehicles
Kerala mandates blind spot mirrors on heavy vehicles to enhance road safety and reduce fatal accidents involving pedestrians and two-wheelers.
'നമ്മുടെ കുട്ടികൾ ഓണാഘോഷത്തിൽ പങ്കെടുക്കരുത്', അധ്യാപകരുടെ സന്ദേശം; പരാതി, പോലീസ് അന്വേഷണം
https://www.mathrubhumi.com/news/kerala/onam-ban-on-muslim-students-sparks-outrage-1.10865546
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'നമ്മുടെ കുട്ടികള്‍ ഓണാഘോഷത്തില്‍ പങ്കെടുക്കരുത്', അധ്യാപകരുടെ സന്ദേശം; പരാതി, പോലീസ് അന്വേഷണം
കുന്നംകുളം: സ്‌കൂളിലെ ഓണാഘോഷ പരിപാടികളിൽ ഇസ്ലാം മതവിഭാഗത്തിൽപെട്ട വിദ്യാർഥികളെ പങ്കെടുക്കാൻ അനുവദിക്കരുത് എന്ന തരത്തിൽ അധ്യാപകർ രക്ഷിതാക്കൾക്ക് അയച്ച ശബ്ദസന്ദേശം പുറത്ത്. തൃശ്ശൂർ പെരുമ്പിലാവിലുള്ള സിറാജുൾ ഉലൂം ഇംഗ്ലീഷ് ഹൈസ്‌കൂളിലെ അധ്യാപകരാണ്
Famous anchor rajesh collapsed during an event in crown plaza due to cardiac arrest. He is now survived on ventilator support. Hopes and prayers 🙏
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Onam celebrations - Western countries edition
Take a shot every time you spot one of these
1. The emcee asks the crowd to make some noise “ellarum onnu ushaar aayike”, “kelkunilla…”
2. The emcee is also accompanied by another one who wants to flaunt the new found accent.
3. Gold sponsor is a realtor.
4. Other sponsors include grocery shops and restaurants with names like green/ red chilles, kayaloram, tharavadu, spice hut, etc.
5. Chief guest is a “pallil achan” (parent of one of the organisers) who recycles his speech from 1995.
6. Crowd is bored of his speech, loses patience and claps, forcing him to prematurely end his speech.
7. Shy and awkward Maveli comes with a solo chenda and graces the audience.
8. Bharathanatyam - adigam onnum parayan illa.
9. This is followed by Thiruvathira. One chechi who clearly “doesn’t like the attention”, misses the memo and wears a different coloured blouse or does a different hairdo.
10. “Aduthathaayi oru paatu aayalo” - emcee screams.
11. This could go either way - aunty sings with a strangled tone or underdog uncle stuns the audience.
12. Kids perform to age inappropriate songs like “kaavalaya”, “moha mundiri” etc.
13. “Ellarum nammude kutti starsinu oru nalla kayyadi koduthey”
14. Preteens and teens again perform item numbers.
15. Girl group performs a medley.
16. Boy (men) group does a medley with some comedy dialogues sprinkled here and there.
17. “Oru thakarpan performance ayrnu” - more screams.
18. Madha souhardha dance - thiruvathira kali + margam kali + oppana. The co-emcee describes the dances and the significance with the accent of course.
19. Fashion show.
20. Crowning “Malayali manga”, “based” on results from an FB photo contest where you’ll hear from your classmate who you haven’t heard from in ages, asking for votes.
21. Prizes for best Onam themed “family photo”
22. People who you will spot: girl with a full sleeve black velvet blouse, double shot if the same girl has loose hair and a nose piercing, girl wearing dhavani with a North Indian twist, guys who have stayed committed to Premam mundu combination, the OG immigrant aunty who moved long back and is too cool for settu saari, but takes wardrobe inspiration from Margaret thatcher, another older immigrant uncle who moved long ago, comes solo, eats sadhya and leaves. He looks so “naadan” that you would think you were home. You catch a glimpse of “Pilechan and Sarasu” moment.
23. People who you will meet: that achaayan kunju who’s on “paavaada visa” but has a chip on his shoulder and his fourth question upon meeting you is “shambalam ethra undu?”. Self proclaimed cool ones with a sense of superiority bringing their white trophy friends (in traditional wear). That “maalaaka” exchanging fake pleasantries and as soon the other person leaves, bitches you about the person who just left. Brief exchange with Gold sponsor realtor bro. Newly graduated folks asking for referrals and your contacts.
24. You have a super mid sadhya and wonder if the event is organised by the “pookala kaashu adichu maatal” gang, giving you mild PTSD. Someone mentions “Cheta ichiri choru” from Kalyanaraman.
25. Vadam vali - it’s fun!
26. Some more games.
27. More games for couples, giving “Valkannadi” vibes.
28. Photo shoot and reels eduppu.
29. You sense some tension brewing and something is off in the background.
30. You have some complaints but you’re still glad you made it and leave with some nostalgia. You still look forward to the next one.
Note: This is just an observation. Not to belittle anyone. Veruthey oru resathinu ennu kootiya mathi. Appo ellavarkum Happy Onam!
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Take a shot every time you spot one of these
1. The emcee asks the crowd to make some noise “ellarum onnu ushaar aayike”, “kelkunilla…”
2. The emcee is also accompanied by another one who wants to flaunt the new found accent.
3. Gold sponsor is a realtor.
4. Other sponsors include grocery shops and restaurants with names like green/ red chilles, kayaloram, tharavadu, spice hut, etc.
5. Chief guest is a “pallil achan” (parent of one of the organisers) who recycles his speech from 1995.
6. Crowd is bored of his speech, loses patience and claps, forcing him to prematurely end his speech.
7. Shy and awkward Maveli comes with a solo chenda and graces the audience.
8. Bharathanatyam - adigam onnum parayan illa.
9. This is followed by Thiruvathira. One chechi who clearly “doesn’t like the attention”, misses the memo and wears a different coloured blouse or does a different hairdo.
10. “Aduthathaayi oru paatu aayalo” - emcee screams.
11. This could go either way - aunty sings with a strangled tone or underdog uncle stuns the audience.
12. Kids perform to age inappropriate songs like “kaavalaya”, “moha mundiri” etc.
13. “Ellarum nammude kutti starsinu oru nalla kayyadi koduthey”
14. Preteens and teens again perform item numbers.
15. Girl group performs a medley.
16. Boy (men) group does a medley with some comedy dialogues sprinkled here and there.
17. “Oru thakarpan performance ayrnu” - more screams.
18. Madha souhardha dance - thiruvathira kali + margam kali + oppana. The co-emcee describes the dances and the significance with the accent of course.
19. Fashion show.
20. Crowning “Malayali manga”, “based” on results from an FB photo contest where you’ll hear from your classmate who you haven’t heard from in ages, asking for votes.
21. Prizes for best Onam themed “family photo”
22. People who you will spot: girl with a full sleeve black velvet blouse, double shot if the same girl has loose hair and a nose piercing, girl wearing dhavani with a North Indian twist, guys who have stayed committed to Premam mundu combination, the OG immigrant aunty who moved long back and is too cool for settu saari, but takes wardrobe inspiration from Margaret thatcher, another older immigrant uncle who moved long ago, comes solo, eats sadhya and leaves. He looks so “naadan” that you would think you were home. You catch a glimpse of “Pilechan and Sarasu” moment.
23. People who you will meet: that achaayan kunju who’s on “paavaada visa” but has a chip on his shoulder and his fourth question upon meeting you is “shambalam ethra undu?”. Self proclaimed cool ones with a sense of superiority bringing their white trophy friends (in traditional wear). That “maalaaka” exchanging fake pleasantries and as soon the other person leaves, bitches you about the person who just left. Brief exchange with Gold sponsor realtor bro. Newly graduated folks asking for referrals and your contacts.
24. You have a super mid sadhya and wonder if the event is organised by the “pookala kaashu adichu maatal” gang, giving you mild PTSD. Someone mentions “Cheta ichiri choru” from Kalyanaraman.
25. Vadam vali - it’s fun!
26. Some more games.
27. More games for couples, giving “Valkannadi” vibes.
28. Photo shoot and reels eduppu.
29. You sense some tension brewing and something is off in the background.
30. You have some complaints but you’re still glad you made it and leave with some nostalgia. You still look forward to the next one.
Note: This is just an observation. Not to belittle anyone. Veruthey oru resathinu ennu kootiya mathi. Appo ellavarkum Happy Onam!
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ഒരു വാര്‍ഡില്‍ ഒരു സൈബര്‍ പോരാളി; സിലബസും കൈപ്പുസ്തകവുമായി സിപിഎം, ലക്ഷ്യം തദ്ദേശ തിരഞ്ഞെടുപ്പ്
കൊല്ലം: തദ്ദേശ തിരഞ്ഞെടുപ്പിനു മുന്നോടിയായി ഒരു വാർഡിൽ ഒരു സൈബർ പോരാളിയെ നിയോഗിച്ച് സിപിഎം. സാമൂഹികമാധ്യമങ്ങൾ കൈകാര്യംചെയ്യുന്നവരെ കണ്ടെത്തി തീവ്രപരിശീലനം നൽകിയാണ് 'പോരാളി'യാക്കി മാറ്റുന്നത്. സിപിഎം നവമാധ്യമക്കൂട്ടായ്മ, സിലബസും പുതുക്കിയ കൈപ്പുസ്തകവും