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SFI activists raise slogans against Roji M. John in protest against the alleged failure by the government to take action over the police excesses on students at the university hostel

Former ISRO Chairperson says what is required is a cooperative environment rather than unhealthy competition

Court opines that Keralam should be considered on a priority basis considering the density of population, and asked the Union government to take a conscious decision concerning the proposal for the institute

KTGA members protest reported proposal to impose a 0.4% merchant discount rate on UPI transactions from October 15

The task force has been asked first to assess Keralams disease burden, ageing trends, healthcare service capacity and gaps in access, and identify priority populations, diseases and districts.

He says he bought the ticket from Palakkad Junction railway station but lost it at Sathyamangalam in Erode district. He has submitted a photograph of the ticket stored on his mobile phone along with his complaint. Authorities say the winner will be confirmed only after the verification is completed

A recent circular states that when universities declare the summer vacation, generally during April and May, the hostels attached to colleges should also observe the vacation

KPCC secretary John Daniel had submitted the complaint to the State Police Chief, seeking registering of a case Suresh Babu over sexual harassment allegations

Rajendra Vishwanath Arleka said the circumstances in which Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay composed Vande Mataram, and the reasons why Rabindranath Tagore regarded it as the song of the nation should be brought before the younger generation through research.

The campaign will initially train 1,000 academic ambassadors and 1,500 community ambassadors, who will take cyber safety awareness to one lakh students and one lakh citizens across the State

Minister inaugurates construction of 16 JAKs and one urban health centre in Thiruvananthapuram. Government to make available 100 essential drugs free of cost through JAKs

Political approach of a large section of the electorate, who voted against the Left Democratic Front in the recent Assembly elections, is gradually changing, claim leaders

31 students from five schools enrolled in the Roshni project take part; Ten-day programme being held at GVHSS, Kunnumpuram; Training aims to impart vocational skills alongside studies

In Payyoli town, 22 establishments, including 14 hotels and eight grocery shops, were inspected. Notices were issued to four shops where irregularities were detected

Special enrolment drive to be held across Kozhikode from October 15 to 31; form distribution and digital help desks to be set up at village offices; Campus to Booth drive to encourage young voters to enrol

CPI, CPI(M), Congress and local groups march to toll plaza, demand that collection be deferred until pending works are completed

Large parts of the Stat have been witnessing spells of heavy rain, thunderstorms, lightning and strong winds.

One tonne of mobile phones transported from Thiruvananthapuram to Aluva in its inaugural consignment on Wednesday (October 7, 2026)

As the first batch is approaching a crucial academic juncture, the Kerala State Higher Education Council is working on comprehensive reforms to ensure that the new degree structures, including Major, Double Major and Double Minor qualifications, are recognised in the eligibility criteria prescribed for various jobs

Fence is being installed across vulnerable stretches in Poozhithode, Chempanoda and Alambara, where residents have reported frequent raids by wild elephants, wild boars and monkeys

He demands that Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar be forced to resign, and all those behind SIR process be held accountable

Eru, recently translated into English as Backlash by Nandakumar K, is about a retired policeman who is up against a faceless enemy and how his predicament upsets the socio-political fabric

About 20 premises in Thrissur, Ernakulam and Kozhikode are being searched

The recognition is accorded based on specific indicators, achieved through a series of well-planned activities aimed at building resilience against tsunamis

Keralam also seeks dedicated power plant at meeting between Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan and NTPC officials in New Delhi

MLA petition stated that allegations were examined in a Vigilance inquiry earlier, and subsequent report found no merit in the charges

Tragedy was averted as students and teachers had left the school premises after school hours

Critics say the decision to drop at least two of the six terminals will affect the intended water transport connectivity to places located far away from Kochi city. The terminals that have been dropped are Thevara, Aster, Amrita, Kothad, Cheriyamthuruth, and Mulavukad

The services are being expanded as part of measures to upgrade the hospital into a superior referral treatment centre

The government aims to ensure that children do not experience difficulties in studies, Minister for General Education N. Samsudheen says after inaugurating the programme

The Division Bench of Chief Justice had previously directed the State to issue guidelines based on the draft Kerala Prohibition of Ragging (Amendment) Bill, until it was enacted

Sanitary napkin vending machines and incinerators in 14 KSRTC depots/terminals

The decision was taken considering the necessityto commencerice procurement for this years Kharif season on time

The action followed an analysis done at the Regional Analytical Laboratory at Malaparamba, Kozhikode.

A couple of area secretaries could be included in the district committee

State Police Chief Ravada A. Chandrasekhar conveys governments position while the anti-corruption body was hearing a petition related to the controversial chartered flight travel by Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan

The accused were nabbed from a hideout in Tamil Nadu

P.K. Basheer says the controversy should not be viewed merely as a matter of the past, but as a warning for the State as it undertakes major infrastructure projects worth crores of rupees

Vijimol and her son, Anuroop, were on their way to home from Piravom on a two-wheeler when a private bus named Gurudevan lost control while attempting to overtake another bus and struck their vehicle

AWHO representatives failed to turn up when apartment owners assembled to hand over their apartments on October 5; AWHO reportedly cited the need for authorisation from its headquarters in Delhi; district administration to sign demolition contract with Mumbai-based Edifice Engineering later this week

Keralam Leader of the Opposition accuses Congres-led government of backing the national seminar on Vande Mataram, despite protests from almost all student organisations other than those affiliated with the Sangh Parivar

He was also fined 32,000