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KOCHI: A three-member motorcycle gang who waylaid and robbed women of their valuables landed in police net in Kochi.Mansoor, 20, of Thoppumpady, Shuhaib, 21, of Thiruvambady, and Adarsh, 20, of Maradu were arrested by a team led by Assistant Commissioner K Laljy. The accused were history-sheeters, the police said.
The accused were arrested in a case related to the alleged snatching of a bag from a woman near Irumbupalam in Maradu. She was walking near Gandhi Square when the bag containing her purse and mobile phone was snatched from her. The motorcycle-borne gang targeted women walking alone.
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Traffic curbs in city today for PM visit
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The police have announced traffic guidelines to be followed in the city ahead of the visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Kochi on Sunday.
The traffic restrictions along areas including Naval Base, Vathuruthy, BOT East, Thevara Ferry Junction, and Kundannoor will be in place from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. Vehicles heading towards West Kochi from Ernakulam should take SA Road, Vyttila, Kundannoor flyover, Aroor and Edakochi while vehicles in the opposite direction to Ernakulam and Alappuzha should proceed through Edakochi and Aroor. Commuters bound for Ernakulam from West Kochi and in the return direction could also take the ferry service by going through Goshree road and Vypeen.
Brush with royalty
The Hill Palace in Tripunithura, the administrative seat of the erstwhile Kingdom of Cochin, which became a museum in 1984, was never short on material artifacts the tangible records that help us connect to our past but only a few of them had a direct connection with the Perumpadappu Swaroopam. Most of these objects were till recently showcased based on classifications like inscriptions, weapons, and jewellery in separate rooms.
When tasked with curating a thematic narrative of the origin, life, and contributions of the Cochin royal family, Prasanna K Varma, faced a unique dilemma. She herself was a member of the family born and brought up in Tripunithura and was familiar with its stories because of her involvement with the work of Cochin Royal Family History and Heritage Society (CRFHHS).