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Key instructions included ensuring proper sanitation and safe drinking water availability in schools, strengthening awareness drives among students regarding infection prevention, and immediately alerting the Health Department if any symptoms are detected among children
Opposition accuses government of facilitating commercialisation of higher education, while State government defends move as a measure to promote academic autonomy and eliminate bureaucratic delays
Over 200 vehicle owners fined as part of intensified checks against lane traffic violations and obstructive driving along free left lanes
MLA says government should also clarify whether private companies other than GNA Energy had approached it and the rates offered by them
Mother of one remanded. Police file case based on complaint by victims mother who learnt of the alleged assault after noticing injury marks on her sons body
Civil Supplies Minister announces inspections at fuel outlets in four districts Thiruvananthapuram, Ernakulam, Kozhikode and Kannur
Corporation set to appoint a health inspector to coordinate requests for squad deployment
Police have launched a series of special drives in the wake of recent fatal accident in which a woman pedestrian was run over by an allegedly speeding bus near Kakkanad
The suspect, T. Nishad, was arrested from Kondotty in Malappuram district
Blaze is estimated to have caused losses worth lakhs of rupees, as the shop had stocked up on accessories for premium cars, according to Fire and Rescue Services personnel
The CPI(M) veteran said a September 11 circular issued by the Higher Education Department had made prior government approval mandatory for introducing new courses and increasing seats in government, aided and autonomous colleges
Sixteen students were suspended after a Students Federation of India-led protest during a syndicate meeting on August 13 over a lack of adequate campus facilities
During the meeting that took place on November 3, residents outlined key priorities spanning housing, basic infrastructure, land utilisation, agriculture, and human-wildlife conflict mitigation
Once predominantly a childhood disease affecting children aged one to five, measles is now being reported across age groups, including among fully vaccinated individuals and infants below nine months, who are not yet eligible for routine measles vaccination
Roads around the collectorate will be widened by acquiring land from the premises of the collectorate, Kerala Books and Publications Society, and other nearby plots. The Thrikkakara municipality will rebuild its compound walls.
The 40-year-old was already in judicial custody after allegedly stealing a two-wheeler parked outside a textile showroom in Pantheerankavu
Aathmanadam programme at Viyyur Central Prison brings inmates and staff together for music therapy and relaxation
As Chembai Sangeetholsavam celebrates its golden jubilee, T.R. Chandran has been a regular at the fete since 1977; his wife, Sathi, is also a dedicated music teacher. Music keeps the light alive for this visually couple
Minister for Animal Husbandry and Dairy Development Bindu Krishna will inaugurate the centre on Monday
Inspections to be conducted in the wake of reports of excessive ethanol content in fuel in other States
On his decision to opt for supply from GNA Energy OTC, CM says the then KSEB CMD also had said that the proposal can be considered. Pinarayi seeks to know on what basis the CM decided to favour the proposal over one from the HP government
Terminal station at Smart City to have entry/exit only on the right hand side; foot overbridge mulled for members of the public to access the station
CITU is planning to mobilise 20,000 workers from Keralam for a massive rally in Delhi during the first three days of December to protest against the four labour codes
Chairperson of the Kerala Administrative Reforms Commission M.K. Muneer urges the public to oppose hate speech irrespective of who makes it, asserting that there should be no compromise with those who spread hatred.
Spread over 19.5 acres, the garden houses a vast collection of rare plants, including bryophytes, ferns, cacti, aquatic plants, wild ginger, wild bananas and medicinal herbs
The civic body is reportedly eyeing 20 acres of land on the vast school campus to set up a waste-to-energy plant
Five of the eight Shigella cases reported in Malappuram district are linked to a wedding feast at Korakkuthu in Elamkulam panchayat near Perinthalmanna
The AKRRDA said the proposed cash transfer move would weaken Keralams public distribution system and affect the food security of ordinary people
The initiatives include an AI-based smart parking system at Nilackal to streamline vehicle management, wrist-tag initiative for children accompanying pilgrims, and setting up of temporary police stations
The incident occurred around noon at PKS Higher Secondary School, Kanjiramkulam, near Neyyattinkara. The roofing work was carried out on Friday, but heavy rain later affected the structure, officials said
The actor visits protest site, says he will join protesting students if they are not allowed to appear for their examinations
St. Josephs Church in Kuriachira, Thrissur, has set up an open gym to promote fitness among parishioners. With no fixed timings, parishioners can drop in at their convenience, with many heading to the gym after attending Holy Mass
Steep rise in transportation costs has made Kerala products less competitive in overseas markets
In report submitted to State government shortly before being relieved from the post, Seeram Sambasiva Rao mentions that Excise Minister M. Liju was acquainted with one of the bar owners allegedly involved in the transactions
Kochi unit of ED registers Enforcement Case Information Report (ECIR) against Anto Augustine, the authorised signatory of Reporter Broadcasting Company Private Limited, and the company itself, based on FIR filed by Kalamassery police
Some now live in rented accommodation with government assistance, cut off from their forest environment and traditional livelihoods. Others have returned to the forest, as construction of the promised houses on alternative land allocated to them at Puthiyavillage in Meppadi under Forest Rights Act, 2006 is yet to begin

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