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Chempaneerpoovu tops the TV charts, capturing hearts with its thrilling plot. Kattathe Kilikkoodu closely follows, tickling funny bones with its clever jokes. Patharamattu holds steady in third, spotlighting the intense showdown between Navya and Abhi. Rounding out the top five are Mazhathorummunpe and Pavithram, as the latter edges towards a dramatic climax.

Two Kannur Dental College teachers, booked for abetting suicide and caste harassment, sought anticipatory bail, claiming no role in the student's death. They alleged loan app threats caused the suicide. Meanwhile, police registered a case against the loan app Insta Pay for harassment and extortion, with investigations ongoing. The student was found dead on April 10.

nithin Raj's sister disputes loan app threats as the primary cause of his death, stating he borrowed a small amount. Police noted loan recovery agents contacted a teacher, with nithin reportedly intervening. Meanwhile, the Congress party provided financial aid to the family, who are living in a rented home.

Police are investigating the death of nithin Raj, a dental college student. His family alleges harassment by faculty members. The college principal stated nithin was questioned about a loan app that contacted a teacher with his images. The SIT is collecting evidence. An internal inquiry is ongoing. Protests have also been staged.

Two teachers at Anjarakandy Dental College have been suspended pending an inquiry into the death of a first-year BDS student. The 23-year-old allegedly died by suicide after facing harassment from faculty regarding his skin color, caste, and financial status. His family claims he was verbally abused after filing a complaint.

Parents of nithin Raj R L, a dental student found dead after a fall, allege he was subjected to repeated emotional harassment by faculty members, calling it murder. A case has been registered against two faculty members under abetment of suicide and SC/ST Act provisions. Protests have been held at the college.

The ratings for Malayalam television have taken an intriguing turn, showcasing the shifting dynamics of popular shows. 'Chempaneer Poovu' remains unchallenged in first place, with 'Kaattatte Kilikoodu' trailing in second. 'Patharamattu' has managed to emerge in third, while 'Pavithram' surprises everyone by climbing to fourth.

March 2026's final week offers a compelling lineup of Tamil films on OTT. Sasikumar stars in 'My Lord,' a social justice drama on Amazon Prime Video, while Aadhi Pinisetty's horror thriller 'Sabdham' is now on ZEE5. Sun NXT also premieres 'Naangal,' an emotional family drama inspired by real life, on March 27.

Zerodha CEO nithin Kamath revealed he avoids banking apps due to their invasive permissions, questioning why they need access to SMS, contacts, and calls. He highlighted the Principle of Least Privilege, stating apps should only access necessary data. In contrast, Zerodha's Kite app requests zero permissions, a deliberate choice reflecting their 'do unto others' philosophy, fostering user trust.