Saturday, August 16, 2008

711 traffic cases in July



KOCHI: The Ernakulam Regional Transport Office registered a total of 711 traffic cases in July and imposed fines to the tune of Rs.7.87 lakh on the offenders.

Proceedings were initiated to suspend 31 driving licences during the month.

Seventeen of the cases registered related to using mobile phones while driving. A total of 117 cases were registered against those riding two-wheelers without wearing helmets.

Dangerous driving

Thirty-three cases were registered against dangerous driving and 11 against traffic signal violations. Forty-three cases were related to driving without using seat belts. Eighty cases related to instances of vehicles without headlights and brake lights.

Till August 13, a total of 155 cases have been registered and a fine of Rs.1.07 lakh imposed. Nineteen cases against those driving without licence and six cases of dangerous driving were registered.

Twelve cases related to non-payment of taxes and six to driving without seat belts. Thirty cases were against those riding two-wheelers without helmets.

Seventy-three other cases were also registered for various offences.

Wednesday, July 9, 2008

suicide in youngsters increase


Children today are under much pressure — at home and in school. And a number of times the young minds are not able to take in much stress. Childline, an autonomous organisation working for children’s welfare, believes that an awareness regarding a support system for children is lacking among the general public.

Monday, July 7, 2008

students welcome to ukraine


Ukraine has become the hub of European students thanks to its reasonable course fee and quality education matching world standards, Irina Petrova, International Students’ Head of Lugansk State Medical University has said.
Addressing a press conference http://http://www.hindu.com/2008/07/07/stories/2008070754750600.htmin kochi , Dr. Petrova said the country also offers high standards of living. About 2,000 students from India are pursuing various higher education programmes in Ukraine.

Saturday, July 5, 2008

gautami on relationship


“He was Kamal Sir to me. He still is, but in a different way. He was one person I looked up to and thought the world of. With every level that I’ve gotten to know him, from the audience to star to his co-star to… I’ve seen him as a writer, I’ve seen him as a director, I’ve seen him on the sets, I’ve seen him with his kids, and my respect for him has only grown. He’s an immensely strong person, very, very compassionate. These are things that are never seen or heard because he never speaks of himself and people who know him don’t speak much. It is about sharing little joys, every moment, every day, it’s about the 24 hours… I think both of us felt that and it grew to the next stage.”

Is it a relationship that’s beyond marriage?

“No, I’m not going to classify my relationship. I don’t feel the need to define it.”

That’s Gautami. She does not believe in definitions.

new born

hi frnds , here's a new born to this world