Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala to meet Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay on Wednesday
To seek support for Kerala governments anti-drug enforcement drive, Operation Toofan
Kerala Minister Bindhu Krishna says photos of her body circulated online
Minister says she was shocked that such a photograph could be taken while she was attending an official programme with students and teachers
As many as 1,741 entries have been received for the festival. The process of selecting documentaries and short films for the competition, non-competition and Malayalam non-competition categories is in progress
Photos Misused On Social media Kerala Minister Faces Harassment
The minister said the incident took place in a school during a function held on July 6.
Crime Branch to probe alleged audio clip on 2018 Kerala floods
Congress government in Kerala displaying soft Hindutva tendencies: CPI(M)
CPI(M) Central Committee, in a review of its debacle in Kerala Assembly polls and its continued marginalisation in West Bengal, has identified shortcomings in campaign and selection of candidates as reasons for partys defeat
New building at Neendakara Taluk Hospital to be fully operational by September 30
Project is being executed by Kerala State Housing Board with an investment of 28.24 crore; new two-storey main hospital block is designed to house state-of-the-art medical facilities, including 113 beds
Kerala police take down social media post after getting caught in football fan rivalry
Anti-Argentina fans gleefully amplified it, while die-hard supporters of the Albiceleste vented their fury in the comments
Jalaj Saxena returns to Kerala
The BCCI clearance for his shift from Maharashtra came on the eve of the Kerala Cricket League player auction
Cashew dept. Secretary tenders revised unconditional apology before Kerala High Court
In his affidavit, Mr. Biju admitted that on July 2, he had issued the order without the degree of care, deliberation and application of mind that he should have exercised.
Amid wrangle,LDF lays groundwork for CPI-CPI(M) detente over Kerala Deputy Opposition Leader post
T.P. Ramakrishnan, who held a brief closed-door meeting with the CPI State Secretary Binoy Viswam, signalled that the rapprochement was not immediately at hand. He said the discussions were in their nascent stages and denied any rift in the coalition. Viswam merely stated that CPI and CPI(M) pursued the same politics
BJP Councillor In Kerala Takes Oath In Central Jail
The oath-taking happened a day after the Kerala High Court directed the state to arrange the ceremony inside the prison. Sugathan was among 20 BJP councillors of the Thiruvananthapuram Corporation whose oaths were declared invalid by the Kerala High Court on June 24
Kerala: PNG gas leak in Thiruvananthapuram after road work damages pipeline
An officer from Chackai fire station said that information of the gas leak was received around 12.50 pm and a team was immediately dispatched to the area
When debris came crushing: How rains and undisposed mud led to a disaster in Wayanad
A devastating mudslide in Wayanad, Kerala, was triggered by heavy rains and poor construction practices, resulting in multiple casualties.
Endless ordeal: On the Kerala actor rape case
Bringing all conspirators to justice is a must to build faith in the system
T.N. teen tourist stabbed after late-night music dispute in Keralas Varkala; two arrested
South India's top police chiefs and central intelligence heads gathered at a high-level summit to integrate Operation Toofan: The Narco Hunt into a seamless cross-border anti-narcotics grid. Launched by Kerala Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala within hours of assuming office, the mission has evolved into one of India's most comprehensive anti-drug initiatives, with five southern states agreeing to establish a permanent joint coordination mechanism to combat interstate narcotics trafficking. South India's top police chiefs and central intelligence heads gathering at Thiruvananthapuram for Operation Toofan High Level Summit chaired by Home Minister Ramesh Chennnithala Officially inaugurated by Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan at the beginning of the current academic year, Operation Toofan is now entering its next phase through a unified operational framework aimed at strengthening intelligence sharing, coordinating enforcement, and enhancing interstate cooperation against organised drug networks. The Operation Toofan Summit, chaired by Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala, brought together top regional police chiefs, including Kerala DGP Ravada Azad Chandrasekhar IPS, Tamil Nadu DGP Mahesh Kumar Aggarwal IPS, Puducherry DGP Shalini Singh IPS, and Karnataka ADGP R. Hitendra IPS. Elite central enforcement agencies were also represented by NCB Deputy Director General R. Sudhakar, DRI Additional Director General K. Padmavathi, Customs Preventive Commissioner T. Tiju, and SIB Joint Director Don K. Jose. Concluding the high-level briefings, IG and Operation Toofan Nodal Officer Putta Vimaladithya, IPS, presented the core operational strategies and timelines for the new interstate alliance. Under Operation Toofan, each state decided to appoint a nodal officer (SP rank or above) to coordinate joint crackdowns on road, rail, air, and sea smuggling. A major focus will be on tackling courier networks and " mid-route train drops " that bypass station security. Internally, Kerala is expanding its DANSAF force and establishing 12 new specialised NDPS courts to fast-track convictions. " The drug mafia operates without borders—and from this day forward, so will our response ," Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala stated. He recently held direct talks with Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar, strategically linking Kerala's operational framework with Karnataka's efforts to eliminate illicit networks. As the next major operational step, Karnataka Home Minister Priyank Kharge will arrive in Kerala on July 15 for crucial bilateral talks with Chennithala to finalise joint border-control protocols between the two states. Operation Toofan structurally attacks the problem from multiple angles. It is divided into four human-centric pillars: Toofan Strikes for aggressive enforcement, Toofan Warriors for mass civic mobilisation, Toofan Care focusing on rehabilitation, and the newly integrated Toofan Jagaran—a comprehensive mass-awareness initiative designed to keep the entire nation vigilant against the encroachment of illicit networks without borders or barriers. Moving forward, Operation Toofan will expand its reach through high-level visits to the Chief Ministers and Home Ministers of all neighbouring southern states to finalise bilateral security pacts. Administratively, Operation Toofan is drawing widespread acclaim as a practical regional model for zero-tolerance drug enforcement. The collaborative multi-state framework directly supports the multi-agency approach consistently advocated by the Union Home Ministry in national NCORD forums to dismantle cross-border cartels. The mission will interface directly with Union Home Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi to request critical statutory amendments to federal anti-narcotics laws, specifically focusing on plugging legal loopholes. Within 24 hours of the summit, coordinated enforcement operations under Operation Toofan resulted in the registration of 57 narcotics cases and the arrest of 58 individuals. Drawing on his decades of legislative experience as a four-time Member of Parliament and former Kerala Minister for Home and Rural Development, senior Indian National Congress leader Ramesh Chennithala is leveraging his administrative experience to foster seamless interstate cooperation across South India, positioning Operation Toofan as a common anti-drug platform for the region.
Kerala BJP Councillor Takes Oath From Jail in State First
This is the first time in Kerala's political history that an elected representative has taken the oath of office from inside a prison
Kerala actor assault case: High Court rejects prime accused Sunils plea to suspend jail term
Division Bench holds that finding of Ernakulam Sessions Court is reasonable and that there are no grounds to justify suspension of petitioners sentence
Actor Assault Case: Kerala HC Rejects Pulsar Suni's Plea to Suspend Sentence
The case relates to the abduction and sexual assault of a Malayalam actor in Kochi in February 2017, which drew widespread attention after Malayalam actor Dileep was named as an accused in the alleged conspiracy related to the assault
TDB Awaits HC Nod on Sabarimala Tantri's Son as Chief Priest
Travancore Devaswom Board says it has no objection to the request but will await the Kerala High Court's concurrence before taking a decision.
Rift in AMMA: No end to impasse in Kerala film body as rival camps hold firm
Deadlock continues following stay by Ernakulam Munsiff court on functioning of AMMA ad-hoc committee
Vietnam: Maiden Air Travel Ends in Tragedy for Andhra Resident
Of the 15 victims, 10 were from Tamil Nadu, three were from Andhra Pradesh, and two were from Kerala.
Gold paste worth 2 crore seized from Tamil Nadu couple at Kochi airport
Gold was concealed inside the stitched waistline of the trousers worn by the the accused
Mortal remains of Kerala couple killed in Vietnam boat tragedy arrive in State
A year after 'Nila', Kerala's HEX20 reaches space again
Thiruvananthapuram-based HEX20 successfully launched its second satellite, KOYO, for Taiwan's National Central University. This mission follows their first satellite launch last year, marking another significant achievement. KOYO's successful deployment and signal reception confirm its operational status in space. The company has six more missions scheduled for launch within the next twelve months. HEX20 continues to establish itself as a reliable global satellite mission partner.
Kerala sets up expert panel to review and restructure KIIFB
The committee has been given three months to submit its report.
Technology is reshaping everyday life. It influences how people communicate, work, access information and discover new opportunities. In today's digital world, digital skills are no longer limited to the technology sector. They have become an essential life skill for everyone. As the digital age continues to evolve, Kashmir has a valuable opportunity to build on its strengths. The Valley has a strong tradition of learning and is home to talented young people, skilled professionals and diverse communities. Strengthening digital skills can help students, professionals, entrepreneurs and businesses create opportunities, improve productivity and adapt to a changing world. Digital skills cover much more than using a smartphone or browsing the internet. According to UNESCO, they include the ability to find reliable information, communicate clearly, create digital content, solve problems using technology, protect personal information and use digital tools safely and responsibly. They also involve critical thinking, adaptability and a commitment to continuous learning as technology continues to evolve. In Kashmir, digital technology has become an important part of everyday life. Students use online platforms to support their learning. Professionals collaborate through virtual meetings and cloud-based tools. Entrepreneurs promote products and services through social media and e-commerce, while small businesses use digital payments to reach more customers. Young professionals from Kashmir are also building successful freelancing careers by working with clients across the country and overseas. These examples show that digital skills are valuable in almost every profession. The workplace is changing rapidly. Industry forecasts suggest that global spending on digital transformation could exceed US$4.6 trillion by 2030. Artificial intelligence, cloud computing, cybersecurity, automation and data analytics are reshaping organisations around the world. Digital knowledge is becoming an essential part of jobs in almost every sector, while entirely new careers continue to emerge. International organisations have reached a similar conclusion. UNESCO describes digital skills as essential for education, employment and social inclusion. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) considers digital literacy an important lifelong skill. The World Economic Forum identifies technological literacy, analytical thinking and artificial intelligence among the fastest-growing workplace skills. Together, these findings show that the ability to use technology effectively is becoming as important as many traditional workplace skills. Research by the European Commission also highlights an important challenge. Around half of adults in the European Union have at least basic digital skills despite widespread internet access. The lesson is clear. Access to technology alone is not enough. People also need the knowledge and confidence to use it effectively. Karnataka has become the country's leading technology hub, while Bengaluru demonstrates how education, innovation and industry can work together to create opportunities. Kerala has also made notable progress in digital literacy and public digital services. Together, these examples show that investing in digital skills is ultimately an investment in people. Kashmir has every reason to build on these lessons. Young people from the Valley are already building careers in technology, digital services, creative industries and freelancing. Their achievements demonstrate the potential of local talent to compete confidently at the national and international level when supported by strong digital skills. Leading researchers have also examined how technology is changing the future of work. Erik Brynjolfsson argues that people benefit most from artificial intelligence when they learn to work alongside it. Carl Benedikt Frey has shown that technology is changing jobs and tasks rather than simply replacing them. Researchers Yves Punie and Riina Vuorikari have also played important roles in developing DigComp, one of the world's leading frameworks for digital competence. One message is clear. In a rapidly changing world, the ability to learn, adapt and grow will remain one of the most valuable strengths anyone can possess. Digital skills are about much more than technical knowledge. Employers increasingly value people who can communicate clearly, solve problems, analyse information, work effectively with others and adapt to new technology. Skills in cybersecurity, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, digital marketing, data analytics, content creation and user experience design are becoming valuable in a wide range of professions. Alongside these technical abilities, creativity, responsible use of technology, and a commitment to continuous learning remain equally important. Developing digital skills has become increasingly important as technology continues to evolve. Lifelong learning helps people keep pace with new tools, changing workplaces and emerging opportunities. Online learning platforms, professional certifications, workshops and self-learning resources have made it easier than ever to develop new skills. A willingness to keep learning is becoming one of the most valuable qualities in a changing world. Digital skills are only one part of the picture. Organisations also need to use technology effectively. Research and executive education at Stanford emphasise that successful digital change is not simply about adopting new software or modern equipment. It begins with understanding people's needs, improving services, supporting better decisions and helping organisations work more efficiently. Technology delivers the greatest value when it is combined with skilled people, thoughtful leadership and continuous learning. These lessons are equally relevant for Kashmir. Strong digital skills can help small businesses reach more customers through online platforms, support entrepreneurs in expanding into new markets and enable professionals to work with organisations across the country and overseas. Freelancers can connect with clients around the world, while technology creates new opportunities to build on the Valley's existing strengths rather than replace them. Perhaps the biggest lesson is that digital skills are no longer linked to a single profession. Whether someone works in business, healthcare, education, tourism, media, finance, agriculture, research, public service or entrepreneurship, digital competence has become an important part of professional success. The ability to learn, adapt and use technology responsibly will continue to shape the future of work. Kashmir has long been recognised for its talent, creativity and commitment to learning. These qualities remain among the Valley's greatest strengths. By combining them with modern digital skills, more people can prepare for new opportunities, encourage innovation and contribute to sustainable economic and social development. Preparing Kashmir for the digital age is not simply about technology. It is about investing in people, encouraging innovation and supporting lifelong learning. Technology will continue to evolve, but people will determine how it is used. By strengthening digital skills today, Kashmir can prepare more people to seize new opportunities and contribute with confidence in an increasingly connected world. (The Author writes on digital skills. Feedback: bakshisuhaib094@gmail.com )
TDB submits progress report before Kerala HC on digital transformation
Keralaappoints new Special Govt. Pleader for Devaswom
Concern as district records five leptospirosis deaths in July
The district recording five leptospirosis deaths in the first 13 days of July, the highest in the State
Panel headed by Sudha Pillai to study Kerala Infrastructure Investment Fund Board revamp
The tenure of the five-member committee is three months from the date of the July 13 order. The panel will also examine the resource mobilisation strategy adopted by KIIFB
Kerala University to undertake comprehensive survey of land holdings
Bodies of 15 Indians killed in Vietnam boat tragedy arrive in Mumbai
The bodies of fifteen Indian nationals killed in Vietnam's boat tragedy have arrived in Mumbai. Ten victims were from Tamil Nadu, three from Andhra Pradesh, and two from Kerala. One Indian national remains hospitalized in Phu Quoc after a medical procedure. The speedboat carrying thirty-two Indian tourists capsized near Phu Quoc Island on Friday. Vietnamese authorities have ordered an investigation into the incident and detained the operator.
Weather tomorrow July 14: India's weather on Tuesday, July 14, will be highly uneven with monsoon activity. Heavy rainfall and thunderstorms are expected in eastern and northeastern states. Uttarakhand remains on alert for very heavy rainfall and potential landslides. Delhi and Uttar Pradesh will likely experience isolated showers and continued warm conditions. Western and northwestern regions will see subdued monsoon activity with scattered rainfall.
Man booked for allegedly threatening PM on social media
Father, daughter die in suspected suicide in Kunnamkulam
Wife and son remain critical
Kerala PSC examination irregularities: Crime Branch team visits PSC headquarters
Investigators record detailed statement of complainants who secured the third and fifth ranks respectively in the recruitment process for Chief (Industry and Infrastructure) at State Planning Board
29 school bus drivers booked for drunk driving in Ernakulam Range
Vietnam boat tragedy: bodies of Kerala couple to be brought back on July 14
Kerala HC allows BJP councillor R. Sugathan to take oath in Viyyur jail
The Thiruvananthapuram Corporation councillor is under a six-month preventive detention under the Kerala Anti-Social Activities (Prevention) Act. He was among the 20 BJP councillors who had been directed by the High Court to retake their oaths following procedure violations. 19 councillors retook their oaths
Four council meetings to set stage for no-confidence battle at Pala
The move has added a fresh political dimension to an already bitter power struggle between the Congress and the independent collective
After KOYO, Technopark-based HEX20 lines up six satellite missions, including MAYA-V1 and DINK-N1
Thiruvananthapuram-based space-tech start-ups launches in the coming months include NILA III, SAISI, COSPAR-1, and a lander module
Kerala court defers bail pleas of nine people in ED officials attack case
ED has strongly opposed the bail pleas and maintained that granting bail at the present stage could adversely affect the ongoing investigation
YIMS students commemorate S. Janaki
Vice-principal Rev. Joseph Olikkalkoonal delivered the commemorative lecture
LDF, UDF criticise Sugathans Viyyur jail swearing in
Wild elephant found dead in Keralas Chinnakkanal
Devikulam range officer says preliminary post-mortem findings indicate a herpes virus infection may be behind elephants sudden death
First-of-its-kind mud volleyball tournament draws crowds to Muttukad paddy fields
The tournament was organised with great enthusiasm by a group of local youths under the banner of the BCC Arts and Sports Club
M.V. Rajesh assumes charge as IHRD Director
BJP never interferes in internal affairs of NSS, says Rajeev Chandrasekhar
Vice-President C.P. Radhakrishnan had said that the president or general secretary of the NSS should not believe that they are everything
Doctors develop app-based platform to predict cardio, renal risks in diabetes patients
District Industries Centres to be strengthened as a single point of contact as part of SBRAP
State Business Reform Action Plan, which aims at improving Ease of Doing Business, has a district-level business reform plan as one of its new elements this year
SC rejects Kerala professors anticipatory bail in student suicide case, calls conduct inhuman
The Kerala students family has alleged that he had taken his life following harassment by two professors
Report alleges irregularities in Keralas Break the Chain campaign during COVID-19
A report of the Finance inspection wing recommends an audit to ensure the accuracy of asset records at Kerala Social Security Mission, the implementing agency, and disciplinary action against Mohammed Asheel, the then Executive Director of KSSM. Asheel refutes report, says his detailed response was dismissed
Centre offers all help to Kerala govt. to protect rights of retrenched tech employees
More than 800 employees were retrenched by U.S. technology firm CorroHealth Infotech Private Limited from its Kochi and Kozhikode centres recently
Bid to revive Aranmula airport project in Kerala hits hurdle as promoter backtracks
KGS Group chairman Abraham Kalamannil says his immediate objective is only to establish an airstrip capable of handling smaller aircraft
Bodies of 15 Indian tourists killed in Vietnam boat accident flown home
Ten of the victims were from Tamil Nadu, three from Andhra Pradesh, and two from Kerala
Kerala man travels to Telangana to repay 35-year-old Saudi loan
A Kerala man travelled to Telangana to repay a loan he had borrowed from a former colleague more than three decades ago, fulfilling a promise made during their years working in Saudi Arabia. According to multiple media reports, Mohammed Ismail, a native of Palakkad, traced his former colleague, Edla Lachanna, in Dharmapuri town of Jagtial Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
20 booked for chaos at Adoor police station
The accused, which included Youth Congress workers, allegedly attacked Mr. Joseph as well as the officers while the Youtuber was being escorted to the station
Koyilandy Government Taluk Hospital to be upgraded as district hospital, says Minister
Evening news wrap: Strikes in Yemen, Iran; Mamata alleges EC bias & more
Strikes in Yemen and Iran have heightened regional tensions and caused casualties. Mamata Banerjee accused the Election Commission of favoring a rival Trinamool Congress faction. India is seeking better terms in US trade talks, though the government denies stalled negotiations. A Kerala man convicted in a double murder case showed no remorse in court. China's reported chipmaking breakthrough could reshape the global semiconductor race.
Kerala Could See Evening Power Curbs, Warns KSEB
In a statement, the Kerala State Electricity Board said electricity consumption in the state has increased significantly compared with previous years due to the rainfall deficit caused by the El Nino phenomenon and the comparatively high atmospheric temperatures
SC Rejects Professor's Anticipatory Bail in Kerala Dalit Student's Death Case
The Court also rejected the argument that the subsequent reprimand over the loan app issue alone could have driven the student to take the extreme step
Kerala government not seeking confrontation with judiciary, says Minister K. Muraleedharan
Dewaswom Minister says government needs greater freedom to function, particularly in matters relating to temple administration; he adds that court can intervene if there are flaws in government decisions
Can Kerala donate an elephant to Karnataka? Elephant transfer rules explained
The Captive Elephant (Transfer or Transport) Rules, 2024, which were published by the Ministry on February 24, 2024, put in place the provisions that govern the transfer and transport of elephants
Kerala Lets Buses Display Ads as Free Travel Scheme Hits Revenue
Following a meeting with private bus owners, Transport Minister C.P. John announced that the government would also frame a comprehensive transport policy
Kerala HC allows KAAPA accused BJP councillor R. Sugathan to take oath in Viyyur jail
Sugathan is among 20 BJP councillors directed by High Court to retake oaths after they had violated procedure during original ceremony by using names of local deities. 19 councillors retook oaths, but Sugathan was detained at the time and was not able to attend the ceremony
Kerala Home Minister orders SIT probe into Chevayur bank election violence
SIT has been directed to conduct a detailed inquiry and submit report within three weeks
Tata Capital joins the race to own a piece of India's dormant wealth
Tata Capital's acquisition of an 88.6% stake in Kerala-based Yogloans signals growing confidence in India's fast-expanding gold loan market as lenders shift away from unsecured retail credit. The deal gives Tata Capital an established gold loan business with a 708 crore loan book, 162 branches and 32,000 customers, allowing it to tap a segment driven by rising gold prices, tighter regulations on unsecured lending and changing consumer attitudes towards using family gold as collateral.
Kerala govt not seeking confrontation with HC, but needs more freedom to function: Devaswom Minister
Referring to Sabarimala gold theft case, K. Muraleedharan says Kerala government is unable to take any further steps as High Court had entrusted the probe to an SIT
FIFA World Cup 2026 | Kerala's football frenzy, in pictures
In Kerala, the FIFA World Cup brings back jerseys, late-night screenings, cutouts of star players, and celebrations every four years
Allies or Rivals? Why VCK is Pushing for DMK-TVK Unity Against BJP
Thirumavalavan, a leader at the forefront of fight against communal violence and anti-caste movement in Tamil Nadu, suggested that a united front at national level similar to the Kerala or West Bengal model is needed in Tamil Nadu as well, to build a national alliance against the BJP and its communal politics
I'm not Gandhiji... I would kill again: Murder convict tells Kerala court after conviction
He was found guilty of murdering Sudhakaran and his 75-year-old mother Lakshmi in an alleged revenge attack. The court will pronounce the sentence on Wednesday, while the victims' family and key witnesses have demanded the death penalty.
CAG flags Kochi Corporations idling vehicle fleet bleeding public money
CAG reports finds that out of the Corporations 143 vehicles, 72 had to be auctioned off as unserviceable, while another 34 were off the roads for want of fitness or maintenance
Chenthamara found guilty in Nenmara double murder in Kerala; sentencing on July 15
Chenthamara, the lone accused, appeared remorseless as the verdict was delivered. Asked if he had anything to say, he told the court to hang him
Swaraj a star on the mono act stage too
Controversial Kerala YouTuber Thoppis channel shut down over malicious content
Cyber police had earlier booked Mohammad Nihad for allegedly posting obscene visuals through streaming platforms
Mohammed Ismail travelled over 1,200 kilometres to repay a debt from 31 years ago. He used Google Maps and Gemini AI to find his former colleague, Edla Lachanna. Ismail had borrowed 3,000 Saudi Riyals during a difficult financial period in Saudi Arabia. Lachanna's family was moved by Ismail's sincerity and determination to honor his commitment. This journey highlights how technology can reconnect people separated by time and distance.
Tata Capital to acquire 88.6% stake in Kerala-based Yogakshemam Loans
TCL will subscribe to equity shares of the unlisted, base-layer NBFC for an aggregate consideration of approximately 93 crore. As at March-end 2026, the target company had assets under management of approximately 708 crore
The government, through an order, directed that there shall be no official entertainment or celebratory State functions during the period of mourning
Kerala observes state mourning following demise of Qatar's Father Amir
Kerala is observing state mourning following the demise of Qatar's Father Amir. The Union government issued directions for this observance across the state. National Flags are being flown at half-mast at all regular locations. No official entertainment or celebratory state functions will occur during this period. District Collectors and department heads are ensuring strict compliance with these directives.
Weather Forecast Today: Monsoon activity remains strong across India with widespread rainfall expected. Many regions will witness intense showers accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning. Other areas are likely to see intermittent rain spells throughout the day. Heavy rainfall is anticipated in parts of Uttarakhand and Maharashtra. Residents are urged to stay cautious of potential waterlogging and flooding.
Facebook Post Mocking Argentina, FIFA Triggers Controversy in Kerala
The Kerala Police page featured a picture of Argentina superstar Lionel Messi and the match referee alongside a graphic of Keralas map. The image resembled online trolls who claimed Argentina was getting illegal help from the referee
Retrenchments in Kerala: Labour codes and its rules | Explained
Chapter XI of the Code provides that the appropriate Government shall set up a worker re-skilling fund, and the employer must contribute to the fund an amount equal to 15 days wages last drawn by the worker immediately before the retrenchment
Doctor who flagged equipment shortage lauds Kerala governments move to end floor treatment
Haris Chirakkal, Head of Urology department at Government Medical College Hospital, Thiruvananthapuram, had hit the headlines after flagging shortages of essential surgical equipment and delays in surgeries during the previous LDF governments tenure
Ernakulam to get government-run geriatric centre
The district panchayat has initiated steps to establish a geriatric centre which will include an inpatient physiotherapy centre and a dialysis centre
Operation Toofan: Kozhikode City police arrest 58 in single-day sweep
57 narcotics cases were registered during flash searches carried out at various locations under the jurisdiction of the Kozhikode City police
Sainik School hosts motivational talk on globe circumnavigation and Everest expedition
Lieutenant Commanders of the Indian Navy, Dilna K. and Roopa A., who circumnavigated the globe aboard the Indian Naval Sailing Vessel (INSV) Tarini, and Zuhra Cherukappalli, an accomplished mountaineer who scaled Mount Everest, led the motivational lecture and interactive session Talk on Circumnavigation of the Globe and Mount Everest Expedition
Kerala YouTuber Held for Defaming Cong. Leader on Social Media
Adoor Police arrested the accused after he allegedly ignored notices to appear for questioning.
