AI-based tools will make election process simple and effective, says Keralam Chief Electoral Officer
Invoice of Keralam CMs charter flight out in public domain
Vigilance unearths irregularities in sports councils in Keralam
Irregularities include diversion of funds, procurement without following tender procedures, selection of ineligible athletes for State championships, and receipt of payments from contractors through digital payment platforms. Inspection undertaken as part of Project Zero, launched by the VACB to detect and prevent corruption in government institutions
Vigilance unearths irregularities in sports councils in Keralam
Irregularities include diversion of funds, procurement without following tender procedures, selection of ineligible athletes for State championships, and receipt of payments from contractors through digital payment platforms. Inspection undertaken as part of Project Zero, launched by the VACB to detect and prevent corruption in government institutions
Vigilance Court, Kottayam, had found the former DGP guilty of amassing disproportionate wealth during his tenure as Inspector General from 2003 to 2007
Keralam power crisis: KSEB to intensify demand-side management activities
KSEB urges KWA to shift water pumping to daytime solar hours or off-peak periods. It asks industries to shift their energy-sensitive processes to off-peak hours.
Toofan Eyes to track drug peddlers near schools in Keralam, says Ramesh Chennithala
Home Minister announces CCTV-based surveillance system around schools as part of the anti-drug campaign; 3,500 NSS volunteers inducted as Toofan Warriors; second phase of the campaign, Toofan Thaddesham, to begin on September 28
No Caste, No Horoscope: VHP's Push For Marriage, Temple Reforms In Kerala
The VHP now wants to encourage marriages across caste boundaries and is preparing to launch a caste-neutral matrimonial platform where horoscope compatibility will also not be a determining factor.
Govt. hospitals will get new staff pattern, says Keralam Health Minister K. Muraleedharan
Drug shortage to be resolved this month; 16 crore worth of new facilities inaugurated at Thrissur medical college
CMRL-Exalogic pay-off case: Kerala Police issue formal orders appointing SIT
The investigators face the challenge of independently verifying the material provided by the ED and gathering corroborating evidence.
CM Revanth To Receive Prestigious Aryadan Muhammed Award in Keralam on Friday
The Aryadan Muhammed Foundation is presenting the award in memory of late Aryadan Muhammed, a popular Congress leader from Kerala
Government will take steps to lift construction ban in Idukki, says Keralam Minister
Revenue Minister A.P. Anilkumar says the Keralam government will remove hurdles regarding the felling of trees grown by farmers on title deed (pattayam) lands
Alleged fake UPI payment: suspect arrested
Police suspect the accused was involved in several similar fake UPI payment frauds across Keralam
Court reserves ruling on Anto Augustines anticipatory bail plea
Case relates to the alleged multi-crore fraud behind the failed bid to bring Argentina football team led by Lionel Messi to Keralam
Keralams 247 specialty care rollout falters amid political pushback
The Health Departments push to run 247 specialty care in general and district hospitals is faltering, with Punalur taluk hospital the only pilot site struggling to sustain roundtheclock services amid acute doctor shortages and local political pushback, despite promises of redeploying specialists and teleconsultations. Officials say the plan hinges on creating hundreds of new specialist posts, a request the Finance department has yet to approve.
Online Fraud Alert: Fake Cricket Tickets For India-West Indies ODI
Kerala Police have issued a warning against online fraudsters selling fake tickets for the upcoming India-West Indies first ODI match in Thiruvananthapuram. Scammers use social media to lure victims, collect personal details, and demand multiple payments under various pretexts, advising the public to only use official booking platforms.
Keralam creates new posts, land acquisition units to speed up rail projects in Alappuzha, Palakkad
According to a government order, the new offices and posts will be established for a period of one year from the date of the order
Centre assures Keralam of anti-dumping duty on Chinese titanium dioxide
The domestic titanium dioxide industry is facing a severe crisis due to low-priced imports from China, which has significantly impacted public sector undertakings in Kerala including KMML and TTPL.
The latest flashpoint is the appointment of directors to paper valuation camps, with UDF-backed Senate members questioning the selections on grounds of seniority, academic excellence and alleged violation of university regulations
Kerala Minister Clarifies Distinction Between Election Funds and Corruption Amid Controversy
Keralas Health Minister K. Muraleedharan addresses allegations of corruption linked to CMRL amid political turmoil. Kerala Minister Clarifies Distinction Between Election Funds and Corruption Amid Controversy
Keralam gears up for data driven governance: Chief Minister
Satheesan opens Global Delivery Centre of CyberShelter at Lulu Twin Towers
Life Mission Kerala Non Engineering Interns Recruitment 2026 - Apply Online
Life Mission Kerala has invited applications for the Recruitment 2026 notification for 2 Non-Engineering Interns posts. Eligible candidates can apply online on or before 30 September 2026. The detailed notification and online application details are available on the official website.
BJP spent more in Bengal poll than Cong did in 5 state polls
The BJP spent Rs 286.99 crore on the West Bengal elections, surpassing the Congress's total expenditure of Rs 248.55 crore across five states and a Union territory. The report details spending by major parties in West Bengal, Kerala, Assam, Tamil Nadu, and Puducherry, highlighting significant financial disparities and campaign outlays.
CIAL launches aviation consultancy services to expand beyond airport ops
CIAL is set to leverage its expertise in airport development and operations to enter new markets with the launch of aviation consultancy services. Keralam Chief Minister V D Satheesan said CIAL's experience and technical capabilities would be leveraged to provide specialised services to airports and aviation stakeholders across the country. Addressing shareholders at Cochin International Airport Limited's 32nd Annual General Meeting here, the CM said the initiative would open up new avenues for deploying the company's expertise beyond its own operations. The AGM approved the Board of Directors' recommendation to distribute a 55 per cent dividend to shareholders. CIAL will offer consultancy services in airport planning and development, runway development, cargo operations, ground handling and commercial activities, according to a statement. The services will be offered under CIAL ACES (Aviation Consultancy and Expert Services), a new division established by the company. Its first .
Three Kannur prison inmates booked for allegedly assaulting official
Charges include attempt to attack other on-duty personnel
Drowning of boy in apartment pool in Kochi: parents allege negligence on part of association
Office-bearers of the apartment owners association have dismissed the charges as baseless
World Maritime Day 2026: Call to strengthen Keralams maritime sector
Inaugurating the celebrations, A Bijukumar, Vice Chancellor, Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies (KUFOS) emphasised the need to reimagine the blue economy as a community-centred approach to development.
Court holds that this will not violate accused persons fundamental right to a fair trial
CIAL recorded a total revenue of 1,220 crore and a profit of 502 crore during the financial year 2025-26
Watch: The growing safety concerns on Keralas NH 66
Eight engineering students from Dindigul were killed in a crash on Keralas under-construction NH 66 in Thrissur. The tragedy has renewed concerns over highway safety, with motorists and residents pointing to poorly marked diversions, inadequate lighting, unsafe parking and weak work-zone management across several stretches. The NHAI and other agencies have since inspected the accident site and identified safety issues.
BJP spent more in Bengal than Congress did across five state polls: EC filings
Bengal accounted for more than half of the BJP's 529.38-crore expenditure on the five elections, the other four being in Assam, Keralam, Tamil Nadu and Puducherry; the party spent 217.16 crore on general campaigning in Bengal and 69.83 crore on candidates.
Digital Desk | Thiruvananthapuram, Sep 24 (IANS) A page purportedly from the diary of CMRL Managing Director S. Sasidharan Kartha, now in the possession of investigators, has triggered a fresh political controversy after BJP state vice-president Shone George claimed that it contains the names of several senior leaders of both the ruling UDF and the Opposition Left. George, who has been pursuing the CMRL-Exalogic case for the past three years, first released a photograph of the page on social media with the question: Why is there no Vigilance probe? The figures on this page provide answers to several questions. At a press conference on Thursday, he went further, claiming that the page has the names of Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan, Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala, Ministers K. Muraleedharan and Shibu Baby John, besides senior leaders from both political fronts. The list also includes Pinarayi Vijayan, his former cabinet colleague P. Rajeev, K. B. Ganesh Kumar and veteran CPI(M) leaders, including Elamaram Kareem, State CPI(M) secretary M.V. Govindan and other Left leaders. George alleged that the entries indicate payments made to the politicians, including an entry of Rs 5 lakh against Satheesans name. The allegations have not been independently established merely by the diary entries, and the context and nature of each payment would have to be established through investigation. The disclosure comes days after the state government decided to conduct a preliminary inquiry through a Crime Branch Special Investigation Team into information shared by the Enforcement Directorate regarding the CMRL-Exalogic transactions. The decision followed legal advice obtained by the government after the ED wrote to the state police chief seeking action in connection with alleged offences under the Prevention of Corruption Act. George questioned why the matter was entrusted to the Crime Branch instead of the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau and demanded that the entire matter be handed over to the CBI. He alleged that Chennithala, as Home Minister, had deliberately chosen the Crime Branch route instead of a Vigilance investigation. Chennithala, however, has said the government acted on the Advocate General's legal opinion and that the ED's information could not simply be ignored. The latest controversy also brings renewed attention to the earlier investigations into CMRL. The Kerala High Court, in its June 2026 judgment, recorded that the Ministry of Corporate Affairs ordered an investigation into CMRL in January 2024 and subsequently entrusted it to the Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO). The court also recorded that the Income Tax Settlement Commission had upheld findings relating to inflated expenses, generation of cash for alleged illegal payments and a purported Rs 1.72-crore payment to Veena Vijayan and Exalogic despite no services being rendered. The page released by George was described by him as one of the documents submitted before the court by the SFIO. With the ED-triggered state police inquiry now set to begin, the new diary disclosure has triggered a second political question: whether the Crime Branch preliminary inquiry will examine the wider list of alleged political payments or remain confined to the specific material referred by the ED.
BJP spent more in Bengal than Congress did across five state polls: Election Commision filings
According to the Election Commission's expenditure statements, BJP spent 286.99 crore on the West Bengal elections alone, which is than the Congress' expenditure across four states and a Union territory that went to polls earlier this year. Bengal accounted for more than half of the BJP's Rs 529.38-crore expenditure on the five elections with the other four being in Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Puducherry. The party also reported spending Rs 54.93 crore on general campaigning in Kerala and Rs 27.74 crore on candidates as well as spending Rs 96.27 crore in Assam, Rs 51.56 crore in Tamil Nadu and Rs 11.90 crore in Puducherry. BJP's central headquarters received Rs 1,472.8 crore during the election period.
Keralam Govt Directs State-Run Hospitals to Display Doctors' Details, Op Timings
The directive will apply to all government health institutions, from primary health centres to taluk headquarters hospitals, Health and Devaswom Minister K Muraleedharan has said in a statement
SC Collegium Recommends 12 Additional Judges As Permanent Judges In Four HCs
NEW DELHI, Sept 24: The Supreme Court Collegium has approved the appointment of 12 additional judges as permanent judges in the high courts of Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Uttarakhand and Gauhati. The decision was taken at a meeting of the Collegium comprising Chief Justice of India Surya Kant and Justices Vikram Nath and B V Nagarathna [] The post SC Collegium Recommends 12 Additional Judges As Permanent Judges In Four HCs appeared first on Northlines .
Important to preserve independence, transparency of Election Commission: Keralam CM Satheesan
In a post on X, Satheesan says voters need to have full confidence in integrity of Indias electoral process
The Supreme Court Collegium has recommended the appointment of 12 additional judges as permanent judges in various High Courts across India. Supreme Court Collegium Recommends Permanent Judges for Guwahati, Uttarakhand, Kerala, and Andhra Pradesh High Courts
Wayanad (Keralam) [India], September 24 (ANI): Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Thursday said that if any illegal acts were committed in the electoral roll revision process, those responsible, including the CEC Gyanesh Kumar, should face criminal prosecution, as she stepped up her attack over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Speaking to reporters in Kalpetta, Priyanka Gandhi said any attempt to interfere with the democratic process of elections was a serious offence against the Constitution and the country. My response is very, very clear. Anybody who plays around with the democratic process of our elections is committing
NAVIQ launch to give Keralas AI ambitions a boost: VK Mathews
NAVIQ is beginning operations with more than 2,000 employees and is expected to expand its workforce to around 5,000
Human-animal conflict in Keralam: Compensation for victims likely to be revised
Sources in Ministry of Agriculture confirm that revised compensation package is likely to be announced after the State-level conclave on human-wildlife conflict to be held at Thiruvambady on September 29
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 24 (IANS) The Supreme Court Collegium, headed by Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant, has recommended the appointment of 12 additional judges as permanent judges in the high courts of Gauhati, Uttarakhand, Kerala and Andhra Pradesh. In a statement issued on Thursday, the apex court Collegium said that in its meeting held on September 23, it approved the proposal for the appointment of Justice Kaushik Goswami as Permanent Judge of the Gauhati High Court. The Supreme Court Collegium, in its meeting held on 23rd September, 2026, has approved the proposal for appointment of Shri Justice Kaushik Goswami, Additional Judge as Permanent Judge of the Gauhati High Court, the statement said. In a separate statement, the apex court Collegium approved the appointment of Justice Subhash Upadhyay as a Permanent Judge of the Uttarakhand High Court. The Supreme Court Collegium, in its meeting held on 23rd September, 2026, has approved the proposal for appointment of Shri Justice Subhash Upadhyay, Additional Judge as Permanent Judge of the High Court of Uttarakhand, it said. The top court Collegium also approved the proposal for the appointment of five Additional Judges as Permanent Judges of the Kerala High Court. The judges are Justice P. Krishna Kumar, Justice K.V. Jayakumar, Justice Muralee Krishna S., Justice Jobin Sebastian and Justice P.V. Balakrishnan. For the Andhra Pradesh High Court, the Supreme Court Collegium approved proposals for the appointment of five Additional Judges as Permanent Judges. They are Justice Maheswara Rao Kuncheam @ Kuncham, Justice Thoota Chandra Dhana Sekar @ T.C.D. Sekhar, Justice Challa Gunaranjan, Justice Avadhanam Hari Haranadha Sarma and Dr Justice Yadavalli Lakshmana Rao. The Supreme Court Collegium, in its meeting held on 23rd September, 2026, has approved the proposals for appointment of the following Additional Judges as Permanent Judges of the High Court of Andhra Pradesh, the statement said. The Chief Justice and Judges of the High Courts are appointed by the President under clause (1) of Article 217 of the Constitution. While recommending the appointment of an Additional Judge as a Permanent Judge, the Chief Justice of the High Court is required to furnish detailed statistics, including month-wise disposal of cases and judgments delivered by the judge concerned, as well as the number of cases reported in law journals, duly certified by them. The data must also include information regarding the total number of working days, the number of days the judge actually attended court, and the days of absence during the relevant period for which disposal statistics are submitted. Additional Judges are appointed by the President under clause (1) of Article 224 of the Constitution.
Freebie row over Satheesans chartered flight to flood-hit Malappuram dominates Keralam politics
DYFI organising painting competitions across Keralam, urging the public to use their 'imagination to conjure up the likeness of the mysterious sponsor whose identity Chief Minister Satheesan has refused to reveal
Kerala HC asks TDB to address FSSAI deficiencies at Sabarimala prasadam unit
The inspection identified several areas requiring corrective action, including premises maintenance, equipment upkeep, documentation, food-handler training and audit requirements
CPI(M) challenges Kerala CM Satheesan over private flight claims
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Will Correct Deficienies Found at Sabarimala Prasadam Making Unit: TDB to Kerala HC
A bench of justices Raja Vijayaraghavan V and K V Jayakumar noted that the assessment has identified specific areas requiring corrective action and subsequent verification
Keralam raises vehicle tax exemption limit for persons with disabilities
The exemption applies to vehicles purchased by individuals with multiple disabilities, including autism and cerebral palsy, said State Transport Minister C P John
How mobile games have become a means of protest against power crisis in Keralam
Games made by members of Left-leaning youth organisations criticise the UDF government and Keralam Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan humorously
Political Controversy Erupts in Kerala Over Chief Ministers Travel Arrangements
Keralas Chief Minister faces backlash over travel arrangements and luxury car use, raising questions about political ethics. Political Controversy Erupts in Kerala Over Chief Ministers Travel Arrangements
Incorporate AI into curriculum: CM Omar
Srinagar, Sept 23: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Wednesday said the government is focusing on improving the education system so that children are better prepared to face the challenges of a rapidly changing world, and emphasised the need to incorporate emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence into the curriculum and equip students with the knowledge and skills required for the future. Addressing the award ceremony of the ALOHA National Level Competition-2026 Kashmir at SKICC here, the Chief Minister also called for taking the ALOHA mental arithmetic programme to government schools in Jammu and Kashmir, stressing the need to provide children across the education system a level playing field and equip them with skills to compete nationally and internationally. The Chief Minister said education and health remain the two foremost responsibilities of the government and stressed that sustained investment in these sectors is essential for the overall development of the region. Education is the foundation of everything. Without education, what can we achieve? Education and health: without these two things, there is no point in getting anything else, he said. Highlighting the challenge of student retention, Omar Abdullah said Jammu and Kashmir performs well at the primary and middle-school levels in comparison with the national scenario, but the retention rate declines significantly as students progress to higher classes. He emphasised that secondary schools need to take concrete steps to bring down the school dropout rate. The Chief Minister stressed that government and private schools should work together rather than view each other as competing systems. He said children studying in both government and private schools are equally the future of Jammu and Kashmir and called for policies that enable private educational institutions to contribute effectively to the education ecosystem. Referring to the legislation on private universities this year, Omar Abdullah said the initiative was aimed at creating opportunities within Jammu and Kashmir so that students do not have to leave the region in search of quality private higher education. The Chief Minister expressed appreciation for the enthusiasm and performance of the participating students and the participation of children from different parts of Jammu and Kashmir, other parts of the country and abroad. He said the participation of students from places such as Kerala, Karnataka and Rajasthan, along with international participants, in the competition in Srinagar was a positive indication of the growing educational and cultural connect with Jammu and Kashmir. You are all winners. Whether you took back a trophy from here or not, just being here and being able to compete is a victory and is a win, he said. Omar Abdullah said the government would explore taking the ALOHA programme forward in government schools to give students wider access to such learning opportunities. This is something that we need to incorporate into the government school system as well, so that we give our children a level playing field, he said, adding that efforts would be made to expand the ALOHA family in Jammu and Kashmir. Advisor to the Chief Minister Nasir Aslam Wani, Director School Education Kashmir Naseer Ahmed Wani, Founder and President ALOHA Loh Mun Sung, Director International ALOHA Kiran Motwani, MD ALOHA J&K Mubashir Wafai, besides teachers, students and parents, were present on the occasion.
Kerala High Court grants State four weeks to appoint chief investigator in SPCA
Home department has constituted a three-member search and selection committee to facilitate the appointment, State informs the court
Prohibition activists demand restoration of local bodies powers at meeting with Minister
Excise Minister M. Liju holds talks with 20 organisations that work on anti-liquor and anti-narcotic campaigns
After Nandan, short film awaits censor nod for Kerala festival
BJP appoints new state in-charges; Nitin Nabin congratulates appointees
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 23 (IANS) BJP National President Nitin Nabin on Tuesday announced a fresh set of appointments of state in-charges and co-in-charges for various states and J&K. The appointments, detailed in an official press release from the partys central office, take effect immediately and cover organisational responsibilities across nearly all states and J&K. In a post on X, Nabin congratulated the newly appointed State Prabharis and Sah Prabharis. He said that under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, their efforts would strengthen the organisation and help realise the collective dream of Viksit Bharat 2047. Notable appointments include Smriti Irani as in-charge for both Chandigarh and Haryana, with Siddharth Shambhu as co-in-charge for Chandigarh and Bhola Singh for Haryana. Baijayant Jay Panda has been named state in-charge for Maharashtra, assisted by co-in-charges Amit Malviya, Sadanand Shet Tanavade and Kamaljeet Sahrawat. In Uttar Pradesh, Vinod Tawde will serve as state in-charge, with Jagadish Patel, Medha Kulkarni, Pradeep Verma and Anant Ojha as co-in-charges. Sunil Bansal has been assigned to both Telangana and West Bengal. For Telangana, Abhay Patil and Rekha Sharma are co-in-charges, while West Bengals co-in-charges are Lal Singh Arya, Rajendra Singh and Pinki Kushwaha. Other key assignments include Biplab Kumar Deb as in-charge for Madhya Pradesh, with Rekha Verma as co-in-charge; Ram Madhav for Tamil Nadu and Uttarakhand; Harish Dwivedi for Bihar and Karnataka; and Satish Poonia for J&K and Punjab. Mangal Pandey has been named for Assam, while Arvind Bhadauria will head Andhra Pradesh with Vanathi Srinivasan as co-in-charge. Nabin has also appointed Ashish Usha Agrawal as convenor of the media department and Anil Baluni as co-ordinator of the communication department. The list further covers smaller states and J&K, including assignments for Andaman & Nicobar, Arunachal Pradesh, Delhi, Goa, Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand, Kerala, Ladakh, Lakshadweep, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Odisha, Puducherry, Sikkim and Tripura. Several leaders hold dual or multiple responsibilities. The circular, issued by national office in-charge Tarun Chugh to all state presidents and organisational general secretaries, aims to strengthen the partys organisational network ahead of future electoral and organisational programmes.
Keralam CM bats again for zoo relocation
Protest organised by Kerala NGO Union at zoo and museum complex on Wednesday evening
The probe will be supervised by Additional Director General of Police, Crime Branch, H. Venkatesh, with Superintendent of Police P. Vikraman leading the investigation
Kerala HC grants bail to teacher accused in Vadakara MDMA case
K. Kavya, the third accused in the case, was one of the three special educators arrested for allegedly functioning as financial intermediaries for inter-State drug traffickers
Kummanam raises concerns over Sabarimala pilgrim season preparations
Satheesan increasingly becoming fellow traveller of BJP: E.P. Jayarajan
Anto Augustine moves anticipatory bail pleas
Elderly woman killed as KSRTC bus hits car in Keralams Kumily
Five-member family from Pathanamthitta was en route to Velankanni when the bus from Kumily to Kottayam hit the car
Tribal farmer killed in wild elephant attack in Idukki
678 cases of ticketless travel detected in trains
Virat Kohli mania grips Kerala as India star arrives ahead of West Indies ODIs
Virat Kohli mania grips Kerala as India star arrives ahead of West Indies ODIs
Priyanka Gandhi meets flood victims, workers in Nilambur
The MP meets relatives of a flood victim, rural and autorickshaw workers and assures them that she will take up their concerns with the authorities concerned
Forest department to capture two wild elephants from Chinnakkanal
According to sources, Forest Minister Shibu Baby John has directed officials to take immediate steps to capture and translocate problematic elephants in the Devikulam range that pose an active threat to human lives
After years in limbo, Kottayam skywalk gets a push
Originally announced by the UDF government in 2015, the project lost momentum after the LDF assumed office the following year. Since then, repeated attempts to revive it have failed, turning the unfinished structure into a recurring flashpoint between the two political fronts
Soorya Krishnamoorthy, who dedicated his life to promote arts, passes away in Keralam
The Soorya Stage and Film Society founded by him has been bringing the best of musicians, dancers and films to Thiruvananthapuram in Keralam every year without fail as part of the Soorya Music, Dance and Film Festival
Wellness hub for gig workers opened in Kochi
The centre to provide safe rest facilities and basic welfare amenities to gig workers in food delivery, e-commerce and ride-hailing sectors
Rates for new electricity connections revised in Keralam
Keralams Leader of Opposition extends support to bank strike
Priyanka seeks urgent rehabilitation of Vaniyampuzha tribal families
Twenty-six Paniya families have been living in makeshift tarpaulin shelters in the forest since the August 2019 floods destroyed their homes. The settlement lies across the Chaliyar river
K.A. Ratheesh seeks Kerala HC nod to withdraw resignation and rejoin service
Higher Education Dept launches service clinic to clear file pendency
Self-styled godman held on charge of sexual assault in Kozhikode
The accused was a repeat offender and had previously been arrested in connection with a sexual assault case registered under the POCSO Act, say police
Yellow alert for five districts in Keralam on September 24
Missing files: case registered against MILMAs Malabar union CEO
The first information report was registered on a complaint filed by Milma administrator Varkey George
SPC launches projects at Kerala Armed Women Battalion
Farmers unions protest in Kozhikode against dissolution of Malabar Milma board
Kerala Karshaka Sangham leader alleges that the V.D. Satheesan-led UDF government is trying to help the BJP capture the cooperative sector
Services from Kochi airport to grow by 14.40% during winter schedule
The winter schedule, effective from October 26 to March 28, will feature 1,766 weekly flight movements, up from 1,544 services during the summer schedule
Elephant calf spotted with injuries near Tamil NaduKeralam border dies
Veterinarians says calf succumbed to injuries inflicted by a carnivore, possibly a tiger
Suspected food poisoning: Health officials inspect beverage outlet in Kannur
The complaints reportedly pertain to an incident on September 21 in which seven members of a Kannur family consumed cocktails from the outlet and subsequently developed health problems.
Social security, welfare fund board pension distribution from Thursday
Malayalam actor Savithri Sreedharan dies at 78
National Award-winning Malayalam actor Savithri Sreedharan passed away recently at the age of 78 years. The news was confirmed by the Minister for Agriculture of Kerala, T Siddique
Kudumbashrees Janakeeya hotels shrink in Kozhikode as subsidies dry up
ntroduced under the State governments Hunger-free Keralam initiative in 2020 to provide a traditional meal at 20, Janakeeya hotels in Kozhikode have declined from 102 to 72, with six outlets shutting down during the current financial year
Right to Public Service Act in varsities to be implemented in a phased manner: Minister
Kerala Railway Police apprehend 48 people for suspected train theft
Seize valuables worth over 30 lakh in month-long drive
Two-day industry-academia conclave at IIT Palakkad
Two-day industry-academia conclave at IIT Palakkad
World Maritime Day marks beginning of a new maritime outlook for Keralam: CM
Satheesan said the project, launched with an initial allocation of 400 crore in the 2026-27 State Budget, was not merely a port development initiative but a long-term vision to achieve comprehensive development by harnessing the potential of the sea
World Maritime Day marks beginning of a new maritime outlook for Keralam: CM
Satheesan said the project, launched with an initial allocation of 400 crore in the 2026-27 State Budget, was not merely a port development initiative but a long-term vision to achieve comprehensive development by harnessing the potential of the sea
