The Hindu

Incumbent Transport Commissioner C.H. Nagaraju has been transferred and posted as Inspector General of Police, Intelligence

Kannur City police team from Keralam arrest the two foreign nationals from Burari in Delhi following an investigation across several States

Justice A. Badharudeen noted that there was a legal issue to be considered regarding prosecution sanction after recording State governments stand that sanction was not required to prosecute the accused in the matter

Sajita, a resident of T.K. Colony, Amarambalam, was swept away by a sudden rise in the water level while washing clothes on Sunday evening

Emergency treatment provided to ailing resident; steps under way to improve footpath and sanitation facilities, says Minister K.A. Thulasi

Surendran questions whether sponsorships involved any expectation of reciprocal favours

CPI(M) general secretary M.A. Baby says Congresss political line in Keralam stands in stark contrast to the partys purported national opposition to Centres 'misuse of investigative agencies to target non-BJP parties

Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala says legal prerequisites, and not politics as alleged by CPI(M), shaped UDF governments decision, citing Supreme Court judgments on EDs sharing of information with law enforcement agencies

Principal Sessions Judge K.K. Balakrishnan, who reserved the order on the plea on September 15, dismissed it on the ground that it was not a fit case for in-camera trial

CPI(M) leader P. Rajeeve alleges that UDF Ministers have signalled to the electorate that ordinary citizens without resources are at a disadvantage compared with the moneyed elite, who dole out freebies and fund foreign jaunts for power centres and authority figures

Justice Kauser Edapppagath grants bail in Augustines appeal against order by Judicial First Class Magistrate, Sulthan Bathery

Proposed protocol is intended to establish a coordinated mechanism for monitoring and verification of consignments and documents, identification of violations and enforcement action by respective boards

The public utility facilitates an average of 12.93 lakh free journeys daily

Court says tax authority cannot dismiss an appeal merely because the assessee failed to appear for the proceedings

Passengers quickly got off the bus with the help of people from nearby market. None injured

Four-day faunal survey records six species previously undocumented in the reserve, including one bird, one butterfly, and four odonate species

More than two dozen people were stranded in the river as residents, forest staff, and volunteers joined the rescue effort

Organisation says increasing tourist activity is putting the drinking-water source at risk. Visitors are reportedly entering the catchment area with food and liquor and leaving behind plastic, food waste and broken bottles

Police suspect that one of them accidentally fell into the pond, and the other drowned while attempting a rescue

Residents demand urgent measures, including the construction of safety fencing, to control the movement of wild gaurs in the area

Ten veterinary officers are attending the first batch, being held from September 20 to 26. Subsequent batches will draw participants from across the country

Burglary carried out while family was away at hospital for sons surgery; CCTV captures thief scaling compound wall

The railway area was till recently part of the Palakkad Railway Division of the Southern Railway. Ashwini Vaishnaw says the move was necessitated by multiple operational jurisdictions in the area and was introduced purely on operational efficiency grounds

Minister for Labour Bindhu Krishna will inaugurate the GIGON wellness hub near the Press Club in the capital city on September 23; the facility will address a long-standing demand of gig and platform workers unions for designated resting areas and washrooms

The project was launched in 2024 at a total cost of Rs.1.75 crore. Promotion of womens health and affordable mode of transport were some of the projected goals of the project under various local body wards in Kozhikode city.

CM says discontinuing Loka Kerala Sabha is a political decision of UDF and that there has been no change in its position

After nearly two weeks of summer-like conditions, southwest monsoon has regained strength over Kerala, aided by the weather system in the Bay of Bengal

Devaswom Minister says the government 'cannot sit idle' in the matter as it has certain responsibilities and was considering informing Kerala High Court about its concerns regarding the shortage of the prasadam

Compilation by team from Jawaharlal Nehru Tropical Botanic Garden and Research Institute seeks to reaffirm global significance of Western Ghats as a biodiversity hotspot and need for focused, region-specific strategies for protecting it

Another player, Gani Ahammed Nigam, was with Rijohn at the time of the accident and is undergoing treatment

Officials warn of possible flash floods in high ranges

Around 17,000 devotees are expected at the temple before it closes at 10 pm on Monday. TDB has restricted Aravana sales to one tin per devotee

Cost to be recovered from respective cable owners

A sudden flash flood caught visitors off guard on Sunday evening, sweeping away people who gathered along the riverbed and atop its granite boulders

Collector bans adventure tourism activities and prohibits night travel in hilly areas until further notice

Project seeks to provide Pozhiyoor with a robust defence against invading waves using a combination of groynes, seawall and tetrapods

Peace Public School, Kottakkal, came second with 288 points, while Straightpath International School, Panakkad, secured the third place with 275 points.

Experts from Veterinary University, Kerala Agricultural University, Indian Council of Agricultural Research, Wildlife Institute of India, and Kerala Forest Research Institute, besides farmers, will participate in the discussions

District administration decides to resume boating services at the Peruvannamuzhi reservoir and introduce a new boating service at Thonikadavu. Solar-powered boats to be used to minimise pollution.

Kottakkamboor residents Balakrishnan and his sister Chinnu killed in mudslide while working on a garlic farm. Mudslide triggered by heavy rain. Balakrishnans wife, Mariyamma, has been hospitalised with severe injuries

In recognition of his contributions to the health-care sector, the nation honoured Dr. Vijayaraghavan with the Padma Shri award in 2009

The festival will be held from November 7 to 17; the main chariot celebrations will take place from November 14 to 16

Keralam will demand special treatment and categorisation for the State and will seek restricting the ESA to forest and the leased forest plantations