The Hindu

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

Minister Roji M. John says anydecision on student politics will require Syndicate approval; university sources indicate that the backlash could prompt a revision of the proposed regulations

Local Self-Government Minister K.M. Shaji says the campaign will bring together various government departments and agencies to address the States growing waste management challenges

Court clarifies that the complaint under the domestic violence Act did not become retaliatory or malicious simply because it was registered after complainant initiated the Family Court proceedings

The skull is suspected to be between one and two years old. Forensic and DNA tests will be done to establish the identity of the deceased, say police

Shortage as the Aravana production plant at the Sannidhanam remains shut for maintenance. On Sunday, pilgrims were given only three packets each of Appam and one tin each of Aravana

The Minister was speaking at the installation ceremony of the office-bearers of the Indian Institute of Architects, Kerala Chapter 2026-28

Agriculture T. Siddique visits the residence of Vidarsha, the first Keralite woman shooter to win a silver medal at the Asian Games, in Kozhikode; he assures her of the governments support in all her future endeavours

Kannur Divisional Forest Officer says the Forest department expects to bring kumki elephants from the Muthanga elephant camp in Wayanad within the next two days.

He says the the State will submit a comprehensive response to the Union Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change within the stipulated period

The latest field-level data with the Agriculture department officials reveals that crops worth 1,35,29,000 were damaged between January and August 14

While supply is expected to begin only in 2028 and will not help to alleviate the present power crisis, it is expressly meant to address peak demand. Keralam also stands to get the electricity at a tariff of 6.07 per unit

Eravipuram MLA Vishnu Mohan evaluated the existing technical roadblocks and discrepancies tied to the project and subsequently held discussions with relevant officials regarding steps to resolve them

The research provides evidence that the Carrington Event, one of the most powerful geomagnetic storms ever recorded, was preceded and followed by a sequence of solar plasma ejections that interacted with the Earths magnetic field over several weeks

Syndicate withdraws FYUGP results and opts to restore university-controlled software; move coincides with Kannur Universitys inquiry intocomplaints over system introduced by previous LDF government

The workers in the sector say that the recent rise in the price of fuel, coupled with the reduction in supply by the Centre, has affected them badly

The data for 2025 released by the Kerala Antimicrobial Resistance Surveillance Network show that State is now confronting AMR at several levels, from highly resistant pathogens in intensive care units to community-acquired bacteria such as Shigella, which is now resistant to common antibiotics. Drug-resistant bacteria seem to be the norm now, not the exception in Keralams hospitals

Sulthan Bathery Judicial First Class Magistrate Adheena Biju granted the department Anto Augustines custody on September 19

Seven bags of seized banned tobacco products were reported stolen from the Sulthan Bathery Police Station in Wayanad

Umbrage broke out on social and conventional media after the Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB) restricted the counter sale of Aravana to one tin per devotee;Devaswom Minister K Muraleedharan said the government viewed the matter seriously

At the start of her foray into air rifle shooting, Vidarsha Vinod braved several odds, including a severe lack of essential sporting equipment, which forced her parents to take out a loan to buy an expensive air rifle and shooting jackets.

The zoo had sourced three Hyenas, two jackals, two marsh crocodiles, and two palm civets from Shivamogga Zoological Park in Karnataka in 2024

Photographs of K.M. Shaji posing alongside the car, which flew the national flag from a staff mounted on the vehicles bonnet, recently went viral on social and conventional media, drawing applause from his supporters and criticism from Communist Party of India (Marxist) [CPI(M)] leaders.