The Hindu

Africa has lived in Keralas imagination through stories of trade, migration, adventure, and opportunity. However, most of these accounts were written through a male gaze. Now, women travellers are rewriting these narratives

Amritha and Shruthimol have been working at Ringoos Auto Works at Ponknnum town in Kottayam, owned by Sivadasan, their father-in-law, for over three years now

The five welfare guarantees were aimed at giving a social security cover for the people of Kerala, especially the women and the youth, says Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha. Increase in welfare pensions for the marginalised, free travel for women on KSRTC buses are some of the guarantees

The proposed revised wages sits lower than the basic pay hike being demanded by a large section nurses in the State

The Perumbalam bridge in Alappuzha ends the long wait for a direct road link for Perumbalam islanders to the mainland

While the Ernakulam Rural Police arrested 16 alleged offenders, the Kochi City Police nabbed 10 accused during the day-long drive

Type One Diabetes Foundation (Kerala) alleges that the insulin currently provided is causing health problems among children

The CM says the project has helped bring relief to the people of Chellanam impacted by sea erosion

patients from Edamalakkudy can now schedule online appointments at the Adimaly Taluk Hospital, the District Hospital, or the Medical College Hospital

Thulya Prathinidhya Prasthanam raises five demands ahead of Assembly polls, calls for gender-balanced politics in Kerala.

Speakers at Thrissur Secular Forum meet call for stronger rationalist laws and defence of constitutional values

Able Point will sell products made by the differently abled. The plan is to ensure a monthly salary of not less than 15,000 for the employees

Sunny Joseph is the recipient of many State and national awards for cinematography and direction

Palakkad district secretary E.N. Suresh Babu says he is considering legal action against Sasi over the latters allegations that he was involved in spirits trade

The tiger was found abandoned by her mother deep inside the forest near the Mangaladevi temple in the Periyar Tiger Reserve when she was around two-month-old

Party keen on additional seats in Thiruvananthapuram, Thrissur, and Kozhikode, says its State secretary general Varughese George

The initiatives focus on ensuring equitable access to basic needs such as employment and healthcare support, thereby creating sustainable livelihood opportunities for the community

The major components include the development of Vyttila Junction, beautification of the flyover, development of Vyttila North bus stand, streetedge improvements, Phase II of the mobility hub, and a food street

The programme was organised by the Kerala State Higher Education Council at Rajagiri School of Social Sciences, Kakkanad

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi emphasised the importance of physical exercise for maintaining health and productivity

Gyanesh Kumar says such persons shall submit application in Form No 6 of ECI along with relevant documents and that any complaints regarding wrong inclusion of voters on list can challenged by submitting applications in Form 7

Parents back home, worried both about their childrens safety and academic future, scour portals for flight tickets, while making panic-stricken calls to colleges for reassurance

Case registered against Kannur native following complaint by a BJP activist. FIR says the accused defamed PM and indulged in a provocative act with the intention of causing a riot

At least 22 people have been admitted to a hospital in Nettoor

Rahul Gandhi visits various parts of mutt associated with Sree Narayana Guru and pays obeisance at Gurus samadhi

Among those taken into custody, with the support of Shillong Customs, is a District Transport Officer from Assam

The ship has been docked in the port since March 4. As many as 183 crew members have been provided accommodation in the naval facilities in Kochi, according to government sources

SARPA, an initiative of the Department of Forests, Government of Kerala, has been training volunteers to rescue snakes. Among these are 140-odd women; as International Womens Day falls on March 8 we speak to some of them

It is outrageous that a country like India should appear to require approval from the U.S. for decisions such as oil imports, says Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan in a post on X

Justice C. Jayachandran also asks whether Rajus senior lawyer was aware of the evidence tampering

M.V. Jayarajan cites the discrepancy between the voter rolls prepared by the State Election Commission and the final roll published by the Election Commission of India following the SIR to highlight the partys concerns