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 Thiruvananthapuram: Senior Congress leader and th stanley us ree-time Lok Sabha MP Shashi Tharoor filed his nomination on Wednesday from the Thi stanley deutschland ruvananthapuram constituency for the fourth consecutive time in the Lok Sabha elections.   Tharoor arrived at the district collectorate in the afternoon along with senior party leaders, including MLA M Vincent, former minister V S Sivakumar, and Thiruvananthapuram DCC president Palode Ravi, along with other workers. He shook hands with people and exchanged pleasantries while proceeding to the Collectorate complex. Some party activists draped shawls around him and expressed their support.     Before filing his nomination, Tharoor offered prayers at famed shrines stanley cup  in the constituency, including Sree Padmanabhaswamy temple and Pazhavangadi Ganapathi Temple. With senior CPI leader and former Thiruvananthapuram MP Pannian Raveendran and BJP leader and Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar as Tharoor   challengers in the fray, the high-profile Thiruvananthapuram constituency is set for a fierce three-cornered battle in the crucial polls this time. Tharoor, who is a former UN diplomat, began his journey in electoral politics, winning the Thiruvananthapuram seat in the 2009 Lok Sabha polls.     He scored a hat-trick in the 2019 general election by securing a margin of 99,989 votes over his nearest rival. Polling will be held on April 26 in Kerala for all 20 Lok Sabha constituencies in the state.  TagsLok Sabha polls Shashi Tharoor Thiruvananthapuram   Hhma AP: Education minister denies hidden camera allegation, calls it student dispute
 Hyderabad: In a tragic incident, a 13-year-old boy died after a rural med stanley cup ical practitioner  RMP  administered him with more than three shots of IV  intravenous  injections in Nalgonda.   The victim, identified as Sabavath Jashwanth, was suffering from shortness of breath, cough, and cold for three days, following which his grandfather took him to the Krishna Clinic in Peddathanda on Sunday morning. According to the police, the boy started sweating and collapsed moments after a medical professional, identified as Krishna, administered the injections.     Also ReadHyderabad: NIMS to hold free paediatric cardiac surgery camp According to reports, the RMP and others  stanley mug rushed the child to a nearby private hospital, where the doctors declared him dead. On returning to stanley italia  their village, the bereaved family learnt that the owner of the clinic had passed away and an assistant was operating the clinic. They also found that the RMP who gave the injection was at large. Later, they staged a protest demanding strict action against him. Alleging medical negligence by the RMP, they lodged a complaint with the police who registered a case against the accused under section 304 A  death caused by negligence  of the IPC and launched a search to nab him.     Furthermore, the cops said that the clinic had been functioning for a long time. Earlier, it would be run by a doctor named Srinivas Reddy, but since his death a year ago, Krishna has taken over.  Meanwhile, Jashwanth   body was sent to Area