The Hindu

Five-day festival by Kerala Sangeetha Nataka Akademi to feature 10 plays at K.T. Muhammed Theatre

CPI(M) leader accuses BJP of using electoral revisions and seat redrawing to favour itself

While 298 votes were polled in favour of the Bill, 230 were polled against, failing to meet the necessary two-thirds majority mark needed for a constitutional amendment Bill

Parties have promised several sops for women, but fall short when it comes to ensuring proportional representation in candidate selection

On complaints of a shortage of intensive care facilities, the Minister sought an explanation from officials of Victoria Hospital

Initiative to boost groundwater recharge and strengthen irrigation support for farmers, says Collector

In a quiet corner of Kollam, adults with intellectual disabilities are transforming lives through music

Power generation continues at near-maximum capacity at Moolamattom power plant

Bridge to be closed for urgent repair works and load testing

Scientists at the IRTC, Mundur, say the intense heat experienced in the district is largely due to high humidity rather than temperature alone

The research on probiotics and cardiovascular health is real, growing, and worth taking seriously. However, it is not at a stage where broad claims about heart protection are clinically justified. For most people, yogurt, buttermilk and fermented vegetables that have been part of traditional Indian diets for generations will provide beneficial bacteria alongside broader nutritional value

A majority of manufacturing industries have failed to implement the provision of one day of paid menstrual leave per month for female employees aged 18 to 52

The indictment triggered sharp criticism from members of the political Opposition and civil society, who reminded the Dissanayake government and the ruling National Peoples Power administration of their key pre-poll promise of wiping out corruption

Linking the womens reservation Bill with delimitation will adversely impact the SCs and STs, and the southern States that have effectively controlled population growth, asserts party leader Srinivasa Rao

District Collector chairs high-level meeting; focus on hydration, medical readiness, and shaded facilities

The intense heat has turned daily commutes and outdoor labour into gruelling tasks. Many citizens have reported physical exhaustion and heat-related discomfort, as the cooling effect of the evening breeze remains elusive

On April 18, 2026, Delhi Capitals faces the arduous task of stopping Royal Challengers Bengalurus run at Chinnaswamy Stadium

Opposing a Bill that is aimed at women empowerment reflects poorly on the Congress leader, says Health Minister Satya Kumar Yadav