Kerala man files complaint over noisy rooster crowing at 3 am
Pathanamthitta (Kerala), Feb 19 (PTI): In the quiet village of Pallickal in Kerala's Pathanamthitta district, a battle was brewing--not over land or money, but over a rooster's morning routine.
For Radhakrishna Kurup, an elderly person, a peaceful night's sleep had become impossible.
Reason: Every morning at 3 am, his neighbour's rooster would begin its relentless crowing, making it difficult for him to sleep and disrupting his peaceful life.
Kurup, unwell, had had enough. He filed a complaint at the Adoor Revenue Divisional Office (RDO) against his neighbour Anil Kumar's rooster, claiming it was disrupting his sleep.
Officials took the complaint seriously. The RDO launched an investigation, treating the rooster as the cause of the problem.
Both Kurup and Kumar were called in to discuss the issue, and officials later inspected the site.
It was found that the neighbour kept his roosters on the upper floor of his house.
The investigation confirmed that the crowing was indeed disturbing Kurup.
To resolve the matter, the RDO ordered the neighbour to move the poultry shed from the upper floor to the southern side of the property.
The officials set a deadline of 14 days for the relocation.
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Telangana rains: Four farmers dead, three injured as sheds collapse in Mancherial
Karimnagar (Telangana) (PTI): Four farmers died, and three others were injured after tin-roofed sheds and dilapidated structures collapsed in two separate incidents in Mancherial district of Telangana, officials said on Wednesday.
The incidents occurred in two villages of Luxettipet mandal late on Tuesday night, when the farmers were taking shelter in the structures following heavy rain and strong winds.
According to officials, two people died when a shed caved in at Kothuru village.
In a separate incident in Gampalapalli village, two more persons died after another structure collapsed, police and district authorities said.
The three injured were shifted to a hospital in Karimnagar for treatment, police said.
Preliminary reports indicate that unseasonal rains accompanied by strong winds weakened the structures, leading to the collapses.
Authorities are assessing the situation, and further investigation is underway.
