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Top News Monday, February 09
• Malayalam film industry heading for a showdown (Manorama) With the film producers and artistes, led by superstars, flexing their muscles and rearing to go at each other, the Malayalam film industry appears to be heading towards a showdown of unpredictable consequences. • A-I to cut fares from Gulf to Kerala destinations (Kaumudi) Threats by Indian expatriate workers to boycott Air-India in protest against ''high fares'' to Kerala destinations appears to have yielded results, with officials pledging to cut fares within 10 days.''Air-India has promised to slash fares and provide improved services,'' an official of the Joint Action Committee (JAC) of expatriates said after a meeting with Captain P P Singh, the airline's regional director for the Gulf, Middle East and Africa. • Kerala is the most crime-prone State: NCRB (The Hindu) Kerala has the dubious distinction of being the most crime-prone State in the country, with 326.2 crimes being recorded per one lakh population in 2001 as against a national average of 172.3, according to the latest report of the National Crime Records Bureau • Second phase of Kollam bypass commissioned (Times of India) Union Road Transport and Highways Minister B C Khanduri on Sunday commissioned the second phase of Rs 6.13 crore, 1.52 km Kollam bypass from Ayathil to Kallumthazham
World of Sports Monday, February 09
Features February 2004
Kerala Polls February 2004
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