Theft At A Jewelery Showroom; Behind The Five Expatriates, All Of Them Were Picked Up By The Omani Police

Oman: Three days ago there was a robbery in Ruwi, Oman. The theft took place in a jewelry store. The Royal Police found a group of five expatriates in the incident. The Royal Police of Oman informed that all five of them have been arrested. The rest of the follow-up proceedings of the case are progressing. The robbery at the jewelery store in Ruvi took place on April 23. Police reached the spot and started investigation. It was found that a five-member group was behind it. Then the investigation started. The stolen gold was decided to be smuggled out of the country. But before that they were arrested by the police. The shell was recovered completely. The accused have been transferred to the police for further action. They will be sentenced after the proceedings.

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Community Skill Centers will be established in all 140 constituencies: Minister Dr. R. the point

Minister of Higher Education said that community skill centers will be established in one hundred and forty constituencies in the near future. R. Bindu said. The Minister was speaking while inaugurating the Electric Vehicle Center of Excellence set up at ASAP Kerala Kunnanthanam Community Skill Park. ASAP is a prestigious institution of Higher Education Department of Kerala. ASAP is an organization that works to provide professional skills not only in educational institutions but also in the general society. Environmentally friendly electric vehicles are becoming a comfort to people. It is essential to mold the youth skilled in electric vehicles. Linkage with educational institutions and industries will be strengthened as part of solving unemployment. Kerala will be transformed into a new knowledge society. The minister said that developing the skills of children to operate electric vehicles is a duty given by time.

Adv. Mathew T Thomas MLA said that ASAP has become the need of the country. The MLA was speaking while presiding over the inauguration of the Electric Vehicle Center of Excellence set up at Community Skill Park by ASAP Kerala Kunnanthanam. ASAP’s contemporary importance is given by the change that comes in view of new challenges and opportunities. Education today does not end with the knowledge acquired in classrooms. It is only when they are applied at a practical level that education becomes useful. The MLA said that the economy grows when there are new enterprises.

Anto Antony MP said that Electric Vehicle Center of Excellence is a project that also fulfills social responsibility. The MP said that the Electric Vehicle Center of Excellence is a new beginning in the journey of electric vehicle operations. With the financial assistance of the Scheduled Castes Development Department, ASAP under the Higher Education Department has set up an Electric Vehicle Center of Excellence at the Community Skill Park in Kerala Kunnanthanam. In the context of the increasing use of electric vehicles, the project aims to make the youth and workers working in the automotive sector skilled in this, create employment opportunities and prevent job loss. Imperial Society of Innovative Engineers India will be the technical partners for this center with the industrial participation of MG Motors and Hero Electric.

Adv. Mathew T Thomas MLA presided over the function, Antony Antony MP, Mallappalli Block Panchayat President Bindu Chandramohan, Kunnanthanam Grama Panchayat President Sridevi Satish Babu, Block Panchayat Member CN Mohanan, Panchayat Vice President MK Madhusudanan Nair, ASAP Chairperson and Managing Director Dr. . Usha Titus, Scheduled Caste Development Department Deputy Director Arvindakshan Chettiar, ISIE Founder and President Vinod K Gupta, VAVE-MG Culture Technical Director Sameer Jindal, People’s Representatives, Political Party Representatives and others were present.