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Constitution; K. Balakrishnan Nair, former Kerala High Court judge, says the removal of voters during the special intensive revision violated the principles of natural justice; writer K.R. Meera expresses faith in youth-led protests to restore democracy and brotherhood
The special trains are headed to Bengaluru, Kolkata and back
It has been organising food festivals featuring dishes made using millets, tubers, and various kinds of leaves in wards and panchayats for the past month
The probe team has found crucial evidence against the familys former caretaker, Raveendran Nair, the prime accused in the case
DC Committee had directed AWHO to take possession of the apartments from owners before demolition; AWHO claims the towers and apartments are no longer under its ownership or possession
Corporation had decided to hand over details of repeat RTI applicants to the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau for a probe into their financial backgrounds; SIC meeting on Wednesday to discuss the issue after taking suo motu notice of the developments; Commission sources say the RTI Act does not prescribe a limit on the number of applications a person can file
The elections are scheduled for October 15
The session is aimed at attracting Indian students and young professionals who aspire to study and work in Germany.
DYFI accused the UDF government of taking steps that favoured private healthcare providers and called for measures to protect the public health sector.
The deceased was identified as Henry Lamk Hoshem, who had come to Keralam from Nagaland for work
Kerala Forest Research Institute Director recognised for three decades of outstanding contributions to forest genetics, biodiversity conservation and sustainable forestry
The contraband was reportedly found concealed in a steel tumbler and a ziplock packet during a check conducted in the presence of the jail staff.
Dr. M.S. Valiathan memorial oration to be delivered by ICMR official
District Collector, officials, and public representatives will join visually impaired participants in the rally, wearing blindfolds and carrying white canes.
The VACB had registered two cases in connection with the allegations a day ago.
CPI(M) district secretary V. Chenthamarakshan also demands action against Hindu Aikya Vedi leader Sasikala
Ernakulam Rural Police, which is probing the case, maintain that they acted in accordance with the remand order issued by the magistrate concerned
Police lathicharge LDF, UDF workers; water cannon used as protesters try to breach barricades; NH 66 traffic disrupted for hours
Writer alleges Facebook post and subsequent media interventions cast a shadow over the originality of her novel Khalachi; court to record her statement on November 7
The decision was taken at a review meeting held here on October 13 to assess the Mobilisation of AIDS Safety (MAS) activities in the district.
The civil police officer allegedly attacked the activists under the influence of alchohol
Pathanamthitta DCC presidents decision to support the expelled leader in the aftermath of a recent clash between SFI and Youth Congress workers has drawn sharp objections from a section of district leaders and workers
The map prepared by the State reportedly excludes Sabarimala Sannidhanam, Pampa and the Nilakkal parking ground from the proposed ESA boundaries.
Kerala hotels limit UPI payments over new merchant charges, as NPCI defers rollout post-Diwali.
Three co-passengers have been arrested as investigators await the vehicles data recorder and chemical test results to determine charges of drunk driving and potential culpable homicide.
The drive will cover all 12 Assembly constituencies in the district
The ruling by Speaker Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan came after CPI(M) MLA V. Joy displayed a broken fibre police lathi inside the Assembly on October 12 while seeking leave to move an adjournment motion regarding the police actions against SFI activists in Thiruvananthapuram
Family raises concerns over possible attempts to weaken the case against the prime accused, Suhail Sajeev; questions decision to send Suhail to the Borstal School at Thrikkakara, a detention facility for offenders aged 18 to 21
Bill aims at promoting healthy and active ageing, regulation of senior citizen care centres, capacity-building for family and care givers, and protection of rights, dignity, and social security of the elderly
In Assembly, Minister outlines four pillars of Mayangilla Keralam enforcement, awareness, de-addiction and rehabilitation

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