Muzik247, the prominent music label in the Malayalam film industry, has released the songs of the upcoming Prithviraj Sukumaran starrer 'Paavada'. The movie features three songs composed by Aby Tom Cyriac and sung by Jayasurya, K G Ranjith and Nedumudi Venu. Harinarayanan B K has penned the lyrics.
Song details
1. Kuruthakedinte Koodaane
Sung by: Jayasurya
Lyrics by: Harinarayanan B K
Music by: Aby Tom Syriac
2. Paavam Paavada
Sung by: K G Ranjith
Lyrics by: Harinarayanan B K
Music by: Aby Tom Syriac
3. Ehalokajeevitham
Sung by: Nedumudi Venu
Music by: Aby Tom Syriac
To listen to the songs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G38KILt3xaU
'Paavada' is an upcoming G Marthandan directorial written by Bipin Chandran and Shibin Francis featuring Prithviraj Sukumaran, Mia, Anoop Menon, Nedumudi Venu and Maniyanpilla Raju in significant roles. Editing is by John Kutty and cinematography is by Pradeep Nair. Muzik247 is the official music label. Produced by Maniyanpilla Raju under the banner of Maniyanapilla Raju Productions, the movie is distributed by Anto Joseph Film Company.
Pakistan hails Modi's brief visit to Lahore
LAHORE: Pakistan today declared Prime Minister Narendra Modi's brief visit to meet his counterpart Nawaz Sharif here a "purely goodwill" one and said they agreed to understand each other's concerns and continue holding peace talks for prosperity in the region.
Briefing the media after Nawaz-Modi meeting at Jati Umrah residence of Sharifs, Foreign Secretary Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry said: "PM Modi's visit to Lahore was not a planned one. It was organised on a short notice after Mr Modi expressed his wish to come here en route to Delhi from Afghanistan."
He said Prime Minister Modi's visit was "purely a good will visit" and PM Sharif has termed it "positive".
"The meeting between the two premiers was held in a cordial atmosphere. Both premiers agreed to continue the peace process (between the two countries) and work together for the purpose," he said.
He said the premiers of both countries want opening of new avenues of prosperity for its people. "Both premiers want restoration of mutual confidence between the two countries. There is a need of enhancing cooperation between India and Pakistan so that poverty and other issues of South Asia should be addressed," he said.
Chaudhry further said both prime ministers also agreed to enhance people-to-people contacts and developing such an environment for the purpose.
"They also agreed to take steps to improve the relations between the two countries and work together in this regard."
Chaudhry further said since it was a "sudden meeting" and the prime minister's team on foreign affairs - Sartaj Aziz and Tariq Fatimi - could not make to Lahore from Islamabad.
"I was preset in Lahore thereby I attended the meeting," he said. He said there was a need to understand each other's concerns. "Both leaders also underscored the need to understand the issues, concerns and desires of each other."
To a question, Chaudhry said PM Modi did not know about the marriage of granddaughter of PM Sharif. He told him that he was in Lahore and asked Modi to come to Lahore. " Modi wished Sharif happy birthday and congratulated him on her granddaughter's wedding," he said.
Replying another question, he said that the civil and military leadership was on "same page" on all issues including terrorism.
After spending one-and-a-half hour in Jati Umrah, Prime Minister Modi left for the airport. In what appears to be an unprecedented gesture by Prime Minister Sharif, he both received and saw off Modi at Lahore airport.
Briefing the media after Nawaz-Modi meeting at Jati Umrah residence of Sharifs, Foreign Secretary Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry said: "PM Modi's visit to Lahore was not a planned one. It was organised on a short notice after Mr Modi expressed his wish to come here en route to Delhi from Afghanistan."
He said Prime Minister Modi's visit was "purely a good will visit" and PM Sharif has termed it "positive".
"The meeting between the two premiers was held in a cordial atmosphere. Both premiers agreed to continue the peace process (between the two countries) and work together for the purpose," he said.
He said the premiers of both countries want opening of new avenues of prosperity for its people. "Both premiers want restoration of mutual confidence between the two countries. There is a need of enhancing cooperation between India and Pakistan so that poverty and other issues of South Asia should be addressed," he said.
Chaudhry further said both prime ministers also agreed to enhance people-to-people contacts and developing such an environment for the purpose.
"They also agreed to take steps to improve the relations between the two countries and work together in this regard."
Chaudhry further said since it was a "sudden meeting" and the prime minister's team on foreign affairs - Sartaj Aziz and Tariq Fatimi - could not make to Lahore from Islamabad.
"I was preset in Lahore thereby I attended the meeting," he said. He said there was a need to understand each other's concerns. "Both leaders also underscored the need to understand the issues, concerns and desires of each other."
To a question, Chaudhry said PM Modi did not know about the marriage of granddaughter of PM Sharif. He told him that he was in Lahore and asked Modi to come to Lahore. " Modi wished Sharif happy birthday and congratulated him on her granddaughter's wedding," he said.
Replying another question, he said that the civil and military leadership was on "same page" on all issues including terrorism.
After spending one-and-a-half hour in Jati Umrah, Prime Minister Modi left for the airport. In what appears to be an unprecedented gesture by Prime Minister Sharif, he both received and saw off Modi at Lahore airport.
Modi flying to Lahore this evening to meet Sharif
NEW DELHI: In a major surprise, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be flying to Lahore this afternoon, his first touchdown in Pakistan, where he will meet his counterpart Nawaz Sharif.
The announcement came from Modi himself in a tweet as he prepared to wind up his brief visit to Afghanistan.
"Looking forward to meeting PM Nawaz Sharif in Lahore today afternoon, where I will drop by on my way back to Delhi," he tweeted.
"Spoke to PM Nawaz Sharif & wished him on his birthday," Modi added in another tweet.
Earlier this morning, the Prime Minister tweeted greetings to Sharif on his 66th birthday and wished him good health.
"I wish the Prime Minister of Pakistan, Mr Nawaz Sharif on his birthday and pray that he remains in wonderful health," tweeted Modi from Afghanistan where he landed in the wee hours while returning from Moscow.
The relations between India and Pakistan have witnessed some positive developments after chill for several months. The two countries recently decided to launch a comprehensive dialogue after Modi and Sharif met in Paris.
The announcement came from Modi himself in a tweet as he prepared to wind up his brief visit to Afghanistan.
"Looking forward to meeting PM Nawaz Sharif in Lahore today afternoon, where I will drop by on my way back to Delhi," he tweeted.
"Spoke to PM Nawaz Sharif & wished him on his birthday," Modi added in another tweet.
Earlier this morning, the Prime Minister tweeted greetings to Sharif on his 66th birthday and wished him good health.
"I wish the Prime Minister of Pakistan, Mr Nawaz Sharif on his birthday and pray that he remains in wonderful health," tweeted Modi from Afghanistan where he landed in the wee hours while returning from Moscow.
The relations between India and Pakistan have witnessed some positive developments after chill for several months. The two countries recently decided to launch a comprehensive dialogue after Modi and Sharif met in Paris.
ASI injured in attack by policeman
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: A civil police officer, allegedly in an inebriated condition, thrashed an additional sub-inspector (ASI), who sustained serious injuries in the attack in the Naruvamoodu police station late on Tuesday. According to the police, V S Gopakumar, 49, residing in the Nemom police quarters, had left after his first shift around 9 pm on Tuesday and returned, reportedly after getting drunk, around 10.30 pm. He asked to use the official telephone in the police station, a request that was refused by ASI N K Pradeep on seeing Gopakumar’s condition. This, however, infuriated Gopakumar, who after hurling a few abuses at the officer, launched an attack on him.
Even as other policemen in the station managed to rescue Pradeep, Gopakumar returned armed with a stone from outside the station and attacked the ASI again, causing deep injuries on his forehead. While Pradeep was shifted to the hospital, Gopakumar was overpowered and shifted to the Neyyattinkara police station. His arrest was recorded on Wednesday based on a complaint lodged by the ASI, after which he was produced before court and remanded in judicial custody. The police said Gopakumar was earlier under treatment for alcoholism and had resumed drinking only recently.
Even as other policemen in the station managed to rescue Pradeep, Gopakumar returned armed with a stone from outside the station and attacked the ASI again, causing deep injuries on his forehead. While Pradeep was shifted to the hospital, Gopakumar was overpowered and shifted to the Neyyattinkara police station. His arrest was recorded on Wednesday based on a complaint lodged by the ASI, after which he was produced before court and remanded in judicial custody. The police said Gopakumar was earlier under treatment for alcoholism and had resumed drinking only recently.
Two girls drown in temple tank
PALAKKAD: Two school girls of a neighbourhood at Eruppe, near Kavalappara, in Shoranur drowned in a temple tank on Tuesday afternoon when they were trying to learn swimming. The tragic incident occurred at the tank of Eruppe Siva temple around 3 pm. The dead have been identified as Devika (10), daughter of Sreeraman Embranthiri of Pathiyedath Madom, and Arya (10), daughter of Pappalli Anil Kumar. According to the police, the girls met with the tragedy when they themselves started learning swimming when the trainer informed them that he would be late.
State extends Moratorium on Repayment of Loans
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The state decided to extend the moratorium for repayment of loans by fishermen, taken from different institutions to one more year. The decision comes in the wake of the moratorium announced earlier ending on December 31. Moratorium was announced for repayment of loans taken till December 31, 2007 for buying fishing equipment, construction of houses, education of children, wedding of daughters and treatment.
Briefing newspersons after a meeting of the State Cabinet, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy said the Cabinet decided to appoint a Commission to inquire into the custodial death of Sibi, a youth, while in custody at Marangattupally Police Station in Kottayam. It will be headed by retired district judge D Sree Vallabhan. The Commission will look into aspects of third-degree custodial torture and check the legality of the person's arrest and keeping him in police custody.
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