New Delhi [India], January 13 (ANI/NewsVoir): The most coveted and prestigious awards of the Indian Automotive Industry, the 18th edition of Indian Car of the Year (ICOTY) & Indian Motorcycle of the Year (IMOTY), promoted by JK Tyre since its inception along with India's top automobile journalists concluded at a gala event in New Delhi. The night showcased the greatest level of automotive performance and was attended by leading businessmen, automobile fanatics, and visionaries. Recognized for its speed, mileage, and strong performance KIA Carens was adjudged the 'Indian Car of the Year 2023' while Royal Enfield Hunter, popular amongst motorcycle enthusiasts was awarded the 'Indian Motorcycle of the Year 2023'. Catering to the increasing popularity, acceptance and availability of a vast range from various manufacturers of the Premium Car category in the Indian Market, ICOTY Jury instituted 'Premium Car Award' under the ICOTY aegis in 2019. Mercedes EQS 58
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Cinema theatres reopen in Kerala
The movie theatres in Kerala, which were shut for over 10 months due to COVID-19 induced lockdown, opened on Wednesday, with the screening of the Tamil movie Master  starring Vijay. The film has been released in over 500 screens across the state, Film Exhibitors United Organisations of Kerala (FEUOK) said.
Kerala has as many as 670 screens.
Some theatres have not opened on Wednesday due to repair and disinfection works going on, FEUOK General Secretary M C Bobby told PTI.
Projectors, generators and air conditioners were not functioning in some of the theatres and maintenance works had to be taken up, he said.
Tourists opt for shorter stay to avoid quarantine
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Pandemic has hit Ayurveda, wellness sectors which contribute immensely to income from tourism
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Guests are flocking to destinations like the Thattekkad bird sanctuary where migratory birds are now arriving in large numbers.
Pandemic has hit Ayurveda, wellness sectors which contribute immensely to income from tourism
The influx of domestic tourists to Kerala in the run-up to the Christmas-New Year festive season brought some cheer to tourism stakeholders, even as quarantine norms are keeping away guests who generally stay put in the State for a fortnight.
Apart from hospitality stakeholders, it has severely hit the Ayurveda and wellness sectors, which together contribute a major chunk of income from tourism. Most guests thus prefer short vacations lasting less than a week.