Malappuram Projects thread

[Quraishie]

HONDA is seeking a dealership in Malapuram. They published an ad in today's Manorama for the same.

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Originally Posted by Irshad

* Manjeri among the cities where AIFF considering to set up FIFA regional training academy,others in the list are TVM and cochin
* Areakode may get Real Madrid academy,alappuzha and Kochin also in the list

Malappuram rocks..

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Originally Posted by Quraishie

HONDA is seeking a dealership in Malapuram. They published an ad in today's Manorama for the same.

Woww....I still remember the huge response when Amana started their Toyota showroom in Malappuram.I personally know some big shots who booked their choices 1st day

[RaufAzi]

Yousuffali to lay foundation for Kerala tech education hub.

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Yousuffali MA, prominent nonresident Indian businessman and director of Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry, will lay the foundation stone for a new technical education hub in Kerala Saturday.

Officials said Technorium, being set up by the Ma'din Academy in its sprawling Ma'din Edu Park in Malappuram, will house a cluster of world technical institutions. Ministers, technocrats, scholars and foreign delegates are expected to attend the groundbreaking ceremony.

"It's the new hub for higher learning under Ma’din Academy and it will mark a paradigm shift in the way we learn and adopt technological advancements," said Syed Ibraheemul Khaleelul Bukhari, chairman of the group.

The academy, which has signed student exchange programs with a host of foreign universities, also announced a wide range of technical courses at the institutions on this campus. Engineering colleges, courses twinned with international universities and research centre for supervising joint research programs with foreign universities will be part of Technorium campus.

"We at Ma'din chase time-tested technologies and provide ample scope for students to achieve technical wisdom. Technorium is the hub, where the sophisticated technology merges with moral values and humanism," Bukhari said. "It's a great moment for us. The campus, in all means, is an international technical hub for learning and research".

Established in 1997, Ma'din Islamic Academy now has more than 25 educational and various other institutions under its umbrella. It has also set up special centers to teach Spanish and English in Edu Park, which is first of its kind in Kerala.

Jesús Clavero Rodríguez, cultural manager of Spain's Insitituto Cervantes will inaugurate the Ma'din Spanish Academy at a separate session on the day. The Spanish Academy offers an opportunity for foreign language enthusiasts to learn the third most spoken language in the world.

"The goal of the program is to upgrade the five basic skills of language —speaking, listening, reading, writing, translation and interpretation - thus enabling students to acquire a functional command of the most powerful languages," he said.

According to him, Ma'din is at the vanguard of international research collaborations attracting outstanding universities, research staff and students from across the globe to join hands in research and publication.

"Technorium aims at maximizing the benefits of research by advancing fundamental knowledge and contributing to improve public policy, economic prosperity, social consistency, international advancement, community identity, the talents, ethnicity and the excellence of life," he said.

[Quraishie]

Originally Posted by RaufAzi

Yousuffali to lay foundation for Kerala tech education hub.

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Yousuffali MA, prominent nonresident Indian businessman and director of Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry, will lay the foundation stone for a new technical education hub in Kerala Saturday.

Officials said Technorium, being set up by the Ma'din Academy in its sprawling Ma'din Edu Park in Malappuram, will house a cluster of world technical institutions. Ministers, technocrats, scholars and foreign delegates are expected to attend the groundbreaking ceremony.

"It's the new hub for higher learning under Ma’din Academy and it will mark a paradigm shift in the way we learn and adopt technological advancements," said Syed Ibraheemul Khaleelul Bukhari, chairman of the group.

The academy, which has signed student exchange programs with a host of foreign universities, also announced a wide range of technical courses at the institutions on this campus. Engineering colleges, courses twinned with international universities and research centre for supervising joint research programs with foreign universities will be part of Technorium campus.

"We at Ma'din chase time-tested technologies and provide ample scope for students to achieve technical wisdom. Technorium is the hub, where the sophisticated technology merges with moral values and humanism," Bukhari said. "It's a great moment for us. The campus, in all means, is an international technical hub for learning and research".

Established in 1997, Ma'din Islamic Academy now has more than 25 educational and various other institutions under its umbrella. It has also set up special centers to teach Spanish and English in Edu Park, which is first of its kind in Kerala.

Jesús Clavero Rodríguez, cultural manager of Spain's Insitituto Cervantes will inaugurate the Ma'din Spanish Academy at a separate session on the day. The Spanish Academy offers an opportunity for foreign language enthusiasts to learn the third most spoken language in the world.

"The goal of the program is to upgrade the five basic skills of language —speaking, listening, reading, writing, translation and interpretation - thus enabling students to acquire a functional command of the most powerful languages," he said.

According to him, Ma'din is at the vanguard of international research collaborations attracting outstanding universities, research staff and students from across the globe to join hands in research and publication.

"Technorium aims at maximizing the benefits of research by advancing fundamental knowledge and contributing to improve public policy, economic prosperity, social consistency, international advancement, community identity, the talents, ethnicity and the excellence of life," he said.

Really great news !!! "TECHNORIUM" would be first of its kind in Kerala. The noticeable factors are the courses of the University of Southern Queensland, Australia and the International Islamic University, Malaysia, Spanish Language Institute etc.

[Quraishie]

One of the main bottlenecks on National Highway 213, to be a history in near future. The proposed flyover over Angadipuram railway cross has been approved by the Govt. of Kerala. The project cost is expected Rs. 20 crore.

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Great News !

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Tarring works to start for Chamravattom bridge.The brideg will be inaugurate on 17th.

From Manorama

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Toll for Chamravattom Bridge also.

From Manorama

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Steps taken for starting new indutries in the Mini Industrial Estate at Kuttippuram.

From Metro Vaartha

[Aslesh]

Young Malappuram reaps benefits of population growth


THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The state's population control measures have been hailed as a runway success by national policy makers, but it is slowly but surely impacting foreign exchange remittance and labour force. There has been a definite decrease in foreign exchange remittance in central Kerala districts like Kottayam and Pathanamthitta - where there was a negative population growth rate- as compared to high decadal population growth in districts like Malappuram and Kannur.

The remittance in Pathanamthitta came down from Rs 2,211 crore to Rs 2,079 crore between 2008 and 2011, while remittances in Malappuram increased by 39% from Rs 6,486 crore to Rs 9,040 crore in the same period. Last year, Kerala's total remittance was Rs 49,695 crore, with around 20% remittance coming from Malappuram alone.

Census figures show that population growth declined by 3% in the age group of 20 and 34 in Pathanmthitta, while the population in Malappuram increased by 4% in the same age group in the last decade. Overall, there was an 18% increase in population in Malappuram, while Pathanmthitta saw a negative population growth in the last ten years.

"Decline of population growth in Pathanamthitta has directly impacted the foreign remittance in that district. Malappuram's is witnessing a population growth in its younger generation, so the remittances have gone up," said Centre for Development Studies chair professor Dr S Irudaya Rajan.

Districts like Kottayam saw a meagre 1% population growth and there was just 6%increase in remittance during the last three years. Demographers say a majority of migrants are in the below 35 age group and there is a huge shortage of manual and skilled labour in United Arab Emirates, which forms of the bulk of migrant work force from Kerala. "The migrant labour force mainly comprises people in the age group of 20 and 35. If we co-relate the census data and remittance figures, it is clear there is a huge shortage of labour in central and south Kerala,'' said Dr Rajan.

He along with K C Zachariah has now published a new study on 'inflexion in Kerala's gulf connection' that studied the changing demographic pattern in migration over the last ten years. "Nearly 40% of Kerala's emigrants live in UAE and 25% in Saudi Arabia. In the last 3 years, especially, after global crisis, Saudi Arabia has gained about 2% points and UAE has lost out by the same proportion,'' Dr Rajan said. It is estimated around 2.28 million Keralites live abroad now, as compared to 2.19 million people three years ago.

Dr Rajan said around 85% the emigrants are in the younger age group.

"If women are excluded, the corresponding proportion would be as much as 90-95%,'' he said. Concurs associate professor of Tata Institute of Social Science in Mumbai D P Singh, "If any state has a large number of young, employable youngsters, it represents an opportunity for economic growth. A mega city like Mumbai was built on the sweat and labour of migrants,'' he said.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/c...w/13091664.cms

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A permanent check dam is under construction at Chamakkayam.

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The approval from the centre is still pending for the proposed Malapuram campus of English and Foreign Languages University.

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Bus service will start from 1st day of inauguration of chamrvattom bridge on May 17th.There will be 16 superfasts from Kozhikode to Ernakulam and 12 town to town buses from Kozhikode toGuruvayur.

From Mathrubhoomi

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land acquisition completed for aligarh muslim university campus

From Mathrubhoomi

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Green Signal for new bus terminal at changuvetty.

From Mathrubhoomi

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From Manorama

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From Manorama

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2.5 crore rs fro road development in tirur constituency

From Manorama