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Voter turnout in Kerala down from 2016, rival fronts claim Lord Ayyappa on their side The turnout of 73.58% was lower than in the previous assembly election in 2016 when it was 77.35%. Share Via Email | A+A A- By Express News Service THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Kerala recorded an average voter turnout of 73.58% in the legislative assembly election held on Tuesday. In the previous assembly election in 2016, the voter turnout was 77.35%. A 60-year-old man collapsed and died during an LDF-UDF clash at Pathiyankara near Haripad in Alappuzha district. The deceased was identified as Sharngadharan of Meenatheril, Ward 7 at Thrikunnapuzha. Police said he collapsed when LDF activists attacked the house of a Congress activist near his house. The body was shifted to Alappuzha Medical College. ....
Unable to repay money to friend, Kerala man dies by suicide indiatoday.in - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from indiatoday.in Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
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Will serve my people as doctor: Ashik January 30, 2021, 7:41 AM IST Ashik (named changed), the second Covid patient in India, is preparing for his second semester exam in the fourth year of his MBBS course. “Studies and online classes take up my time. I need to complete my course, join the health sector in state and serve my people. This is my only dream,” said Ashik, who pursued his course at Wuhan University in China. “I am waiting to return to my university once international flights to China resume,” he added. “People’s approach to Covid-19 has changed now. When I tested positive, there were only three cases in state. But people dreaded the disease. We have over 70,000 active cases and people have learnt to adjust with the new normal. After initial hesitancy, people now throng public places and shops. We can reduce our case load if people strictly follow Covid guidelines. If we maintain social distancing, wear masks and sanitize ha ....