KPCC Secretary C.S. Srinivasan, who was arrested in connection with an investment fraud case

KPCC Secretary C.S. Srinivasan, who was arrested in connection with an investment fraud case, was brought to the Heewans Head Office in Chakkamukku for evidence collection. The case involves allegations that the financial institution Heewans Finance accepted investments and committed fraud. Earlier, the police had arrested T.A. Sunder Menon, the chairman of Heavens Finance, a prominent industrialist, Padma Shri awardee, and the president of the Thiruvambady Devaswom.

Minister K. Rajan has commented on the organization of Thrissur Pooram, particularly addressing the central government's regulations on the fireworks display distance. He criticized the central government, stating that PESO (Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organisation) has set a distance limit of 100 meters for the fireworks display at Thrissur Pooram. PESO is responsible for determining the safe distance for spectators.

A theft occurred at the Amballur Kalarikal Sree Mahaganapathi Temple, where the donation box was broken into, and money was stolen. The donation box in front of the sanctum was found smashed and overturned. A woman who arrived at the temple in the morning for assistance noticed the broken donation box. She immediately informed the temple authorities about the incident. The donation box in front of the sanctum was forcibly opened and overturned, and a nearby lamp was also found broken.

Due to the non-payment of the remaining compensation amount in a case involving the death of a bike rider in a road accident, computer monitors from the Irinjalakuda RDO office were seized. On July 4, 1997, Dr. Jawahar, a resident of Gandhigram in Irinjalakuda, suffered severe injuries after his scooter fell into a pothole on the road at Kombara, Irinjalakuda, leading to his death on July 8, 1997.

In Thrissur, the police have arrested suspects involved in the theft of gold worth ₹42 lakh from workers of a jewelry manufacturing unit after luring them to a lodge. The accused are Sampson Peter (21), also known as Paki, from Palliparambil House in Karikkode Thekkumbhagam Desam, Idukki, and Nandu Deepu (21) from Padikkachikunnel House, Karinkunnam, Idukki. They were apprehended from Moolamattom in Idukki district.

A female dentist was attacked by street dogs in Mal Ashtamichira. Dr. Parvathi Sreejith, a resident of Ashtamichira, was the victim of the attack by the street dogs. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon when she was coming home from her clinic for lunch, through the backside of the Indian Oil pump. Seeing the dogs approaching, Parvathi got scared and fell backward. The dogs then bit her on both thighs and arms, causing severe injuries. The fall also resulted in a fracture in her arm.