Supreme Court scraps Kerala High Court order on Waqf Board's supervision
The Supreme Court removed a Kerala High Court order. This order had placed the Kerala Waqf Board under joint secretary supervision. The Court allowed the joint secretary to remain a board member. However, the supervisory role was explicitly deleted by the bench. The High Court was directed to decide the matter expeditiously.
Kerala eyes major GCC investments with new strategic roadmap
Minister Kunhalikutty said the report is a vital step for transforming Kerala into the most preferred GCC destination in the country
Couple allegedly attempt suicide in ambulance in front of Kerala HC
Vazhipadu materials to be procured and issued exclusively by Central Store, TDB tells Kerala HC
HC satisfied with TDB decision to discontinue practice of administrative officer acting as supplier for Vazhipadu materials in Sabarimala
Violence has no place in democracy, says Kerala CM
Eight-year-old from Thrissur scales North Africas highest peak
Months of weekend training and sheer determination help Iya Krish conquer Moroccos Mount Toubkal
Role of agent under probe in alleged child trafficking, say Ernakulam Railway police
Avoid adding sugar or jaggery to Amrutham Nutrimix when cooking: WCD
Since Nutrimix already contains 20% sugar, avoid adding more sugar or jaggery when using Nutrimix to make kozhukatta, puttu, ada, or other dishes in the interests of childrens health, it says
Malappuram launches States first digital platform for differently abled
FACT employees stage protest in Kochi
Difference between chest and breast immaterial in POCSO offences: Kerala HC
Local bodies identified as human-wildlife conflict zones in Kerala under risk assessment
A preliminary assessment that has mapped panchayats and municipalities in terms of risks associated with wildlife incursions and attacks has classified nine local bodies as very high conflict-prone areas, 21 as high and remaining 243 as medium conflict-prone zones
Police Action Against Rahul, Priyanka Condemned
Kerala Chief Minister V. D. Satheeshan on Tuesday joined Rahul Gandhi and other Congress leaders in a protest outside the Prime Ministers residence in Delhi.
Rain to remain subdued in Kerala in the remaining days of July
Satheesan, Vishnunadh, MPs from Kerala join protest
Kerala HC extends stay on coercive action against former DGP
Ms. Sreelekha had allegedly divulged details that could identify minor rape survivors from the Kiliroor and Kaviyoor sexual assault cases through her YouTube Channel
Highlighting the developmental challenges faced by settlements in and around forests, local body representatives urge government to expedite approvals for essential infrastructure such as roads, drinking water projects and electricity connections
LSGD funds shortage may hit palliative care delivery at local level
Palliative care nurses posted for community palliative care in many grama panchayats, especially in northern districts, have not received their salaries for months. Many LSGIs are also unable to pay the salary of ambulance drivers, meet fuel expenses, buy the necessary consumables diapers, catheters, surgical gloves or medicines
CPI(M) leader M.B. Rajesh accuses UDF govt. of crippling local body development
Kerala University Syndicate explores PSC recruitment for aided college teachers
The Syndicate entrusted its sub-committee on aided college teaching and non-teaching staff to study the proposal and submit its recommendations
CPI(M) to step up agitation seeking AIIMS at Kinalur in Kozhikode
Party MLA P.A. Mohamed Riyas says he will meet the Chief Minister and the Health Minister to discuss the issue
Kin arrested for alleged murder of dairy farmer in Kozhikode
IMA Leadership Award presented to Dr. K.V. Babu
Rahul, Priyanka, Akhilesh Detained, Removed From Protest Site Near PMs House
Rahul Gandhi along with other Congress leaders, including the chief ministers of Karnataka and Kerala, started a sit-in protest around 3.30 pm against the police action on protesting students the day earlier.
Four held in Kilimanoor abduction case
The gang purportedly executed the crime after the complainants refused a marriage proposal by the prime accused, Sudheesh
CUK, INCOIS sign MoU to strengthen ocean research
State to expedite release of 20 crore under rubber price stabilisation fund
Kerala earmarks 15 crore for road safety under 450-crore Sabarimala development plan
The package envisaged comprehensive infrastructure development of the pilgrimage corridor, says Public Works Minister P.K. Basheer.
Rahul, Priyanka, Akhilesh detained, forcibly removed from protest site near PM's residence
New Delhi, Jul 21: Delhi Police on Tuesday forcibly removed and detained Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra as well as SP chief Akhilesh Yadav from the protest site outside Prime Minister Narendra Modi's residence. Rahul Gandhi along with other Congress leaders, including the chief ministers of Karnataka and Kerala, started a sit-in protest around 3.30 pm against the police action on protesting students the day earlier. As police swooped down on the site, the leader of opposition in the Lok Sabha could be seen lying on the ground and resisting as security personnel tried to pick him up. He was hurt in the process. An aide said he suffered an injury below the eye. There were dramatic scenes with Priyanka Gandhi hanging on the door of the police bus even after it started moving. The Congress has been demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and a discussion on the NEET issue in Parliament. They are also asking for justice to the protesting students.
Monsoon deficit threatens Onam crops in Kerala
Season-specific floriculture, which expanded significantly across regional clusters to cater to the festive demand for Pookkalams has been hit hard. Flower crops such as marigold and jasmine are suffering from moisture stress, leading to stunted plant development and premature drying
Kerala sandalwood theft racket busted; CCB arrests four, seizes 82.6 kg sandalwood worth 20.9 lakh
Week-long chlorination drive in Wayanad in view of fresh shigellosis case
MP seeks Home Ministers intervention over police lapses in Nitin Raj case
New Delhi [India], July 21 : Union Science and Technology Minister Jitendera Singh on Tuesday evening arrived at the site of the protest outside the residence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, where Rahul Gandhi and several other Congress leaders held a protest. Singh, who is also the Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office, was seen briefly conversing with Rahul Gandhi. Earlier, Delhi Police detained some Congress leaders who were holding a protest outside PM Modi's residence. Congress leaders, including party president Mallikarjun Kharge, Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, KC Venugopal, Pawan Khera Pariniti Shinde and Manickam Tagore, held a protest at Lok Kalyan Marg, demanding the resignations of the Prime Minister and Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Kerala Chief Minister V D Satheesan had also joined the protest. Earlier, they held a foot march from Rajaji Marg towards PM Modi's residence, alleging rutalities against students yesterday. Eighty-four-year-old Mallikarjurn Kharge, who marks his birthday today, was seen during the protest standing with his hands raised and tied with some sort of tags that Rahul Gandhi was distributing to the MPs and protestors. Kharge was later taken away in a car. Congress MP K Suresh, who was detained, said from inside the bus. Our students very cruelly attacked. The Honourable PM is not saying anything, Home Minister Amit Shah is not saying anything that is why Congress MPs, both from the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha, are protesting. The protest was against police action during the Cockroach Janata Party's (CJP) march to Parliament a day earlier. Chairperson of Punjab Congress Campaign Committee, Charanjit Singh Channi, slammed the BJP. This is BJP's terrorism. They don't listen to the students... he said amid shouts and sloganeering of Shame shame and BJP murdabad. Earlier today, Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and KC Venugopal met student protestors who were injured in a police crackdown in the national capital, with Congress saying PM Modi should apologise for what it called rutality against the country's youth.Union Health Minister JP Nadda also visited RML hospital and met the injured protesters.The Congress stated that the protesting students' demand remains straightforward: the Centre to take accountability for the alleged NEET paper leak and the immediate resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Union Health Minister JP Nadda visited RML Hospital and met the injured protesters. Nadda on Monday met a delegation of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), which made three demands to the government. He appealed to the protesters to end their sit-in.Nadda, who is Leader of the House in the Rajya Sabha, said in a post on X yesterday that for the first time, a proposal came from the protesters to hold talks with the government. He said discussions began around 11:50 am and the meeting took place in a cordial atmosphere. There was detailed verbal discussion first and a written petition was given to me at about 4 pm. I requested all the protesters to end their protest and assist the administration in restoring normalcy, he added. Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) chief spokesperson Saurav Das later said they placed three demands before Nadda, including resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and compensation of Rs 1 crore to the families of the NEET aspirants, more than 20 of whom have lost their lives. (ANI)
Natural rubber prices rule firm at 282 as Kerala government hikes support price
Plea to initiate steps to increase production in untapped plantations at panchayat levels by finding suitable tappers
Panel formed to select Kerala State Commission for Protection of Child Rights chief
Rahul, Priyanka lead Congress leaders in protest outside PM's residence
Karnataka CM D.K. Shivakumar and Kerala CM V.D. Satheesan also attend protest outside PM residence in Delhi
Kerala to unveil transport policy soon, says Minister C.P. John
Road safety mission, pre-licence driving education in higher secondary schools to be party of policy
Kerala HC reissues police protection order for viral Kumbh Mela woman
Former Kerala Minister K Rajan Condemns Police Brutality in Delhi
Speaking exclusively to Deccan Chronicle about the students protests and governments response to it, the former minister said that the Union Government has failed the students.
Railway police launch probe into clash between woman passenger and TTE in Kerala
Argument over upgradation of a general ticket to a reserved one. Following the incident, both filed complaints with the Government Railway Police, with a conflicting version of the incident
Supreme Court frees Kerala Waqf Board from State official supervision
A three-judge Bench headed by CJI Surya Kant passed the order while hearing the Boards appeal against an interim order of the Kerala High Court on July 15
Ramesh Chennithala directs State Police Chief to conduct departmental inquiry into the reasons that resulted in Mondays 'flawed arrest'
Political row over DYFIs free meal distribution in Kerala govt hospitals continues to simmer
Health Minister K. Muraleedharan accuses Opposition Leader Pinarayi Vijayan of batting for those seeking to appropriate public space 'using philanthropy as a pretext
Kerala DHSE Plus Two SAY result 2026 expected this week; scorecards to be released online
The Kerala DHSE is expected to declare the Plus Two SAY Result 2026 this week, offering students who appeared in the supplementary examinations another opportunity to qualify for higher studies without losing an academic year. Candidates will be able to access their scorecards through the official result portals using their login credentials once the results are announced.
Six-month UDF rule in Keralas Pala municipality ends with ouster of chairperson Diya Binu
No-confidence motion, moved by LDF against Diya Binu, regarded as youngest chairperson of any civic body in the country, was carried with support of 17 councillors, including four Congress members and UDF vice-chairperson
'Sit Quietly And Clap: Samson On Early Struggles At T20 WC
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy: India wicketkeeper-batter Sanju Samson has revealed how he came to terms with missing out on the spot in India's XI at the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 after a disappointing series against New Zealand, saying he knew his hopes were over once Ishan Kishan's explosive performances pushed him ahead in the selection race. Reflecting on the turning point in his international career, Samson admitted he could see the selectors' thinking change as Kishan grabbed his opportunity. After that, Ishan came in, and his story was completely different. He wasn't even in the team. He won Jharkhand the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy almost single-handedly, then came into the Indian team and was batting on a different level altogether. I could clearly see that Ishan was moving above me in the pecking order, Samson told JioStar. Kishan capitalised on his opportunity with a string of impactful innings, while Samson endured a lean run in the five-match series, leaving the Kerala batter convinced that the race for a World Cup berth had effectively ended. You get five matches and score 24, 6, 6, 10 and 0, then another guy comes in, scores 70-odd straightaway, gets a hundred later in the series, and the next match is directly in the T20 World Cup. Anyone would prefer an in-form batter. It was clear that the World Cup was done for me. Whatever had to happen had happened, and the only thing I could do was sit quietly and clap, he added. The 31-year-old said the disappointment was particularly painful because it came just when he believed he had finally established himself in India's T20I setup after a remarkable run of form. That's the spice of being an Indian cricketer, actually. Everything can change in a single day. The same thing happened with me as well. When I was given those seven matches, I don't think even I would have imagined that I would score three hundreds in those seven games, he expressed. Samson said that success had convinced many that his place in the side was secure, but he never allowed himself to think that way. The wicketkeeper-batter also admitted that the setback taught him an important lesson about balancing preparation with mental well-being. That's the spice of being an Indian cricketer, actually. Everything can change in a single day. The same thing happened with me as well. When I was given those seven matches, I don't think even I would have imagined that I would score three hundreds in those seven games, he expressed. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Samson revealed that it was during this difficult phase that he realised relentless practice alone was not the answer, as he said, I realised I was overdoing it, and my wife was right, being happy and mentally in a good space is much more important than putting in hours and hours of practice. The New Zealand series taught me that. Article Source: IANS
Sanju Samson Reveals How Rohit Sharma's Faith Helped Him Script T20 World Cup Redemption
India wicketkeeper-batter Sanju Samson has revealed that he initially struggled to believe Rohit Sharma's reassurance that he would still have a role to play in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 after missing out on the playing XI during the latter stage of the campaign before rediscovering his confidence and producing one of the defining innings of India's campaign against the West Indies. Looking back on the difficult period following the New Zealand T20I series, Samson admitted he was mentally drained and could not see the path that Rohit envisioned for him. To be honest, I didn't believe him at that time. Sorry. He might have spoken from his heart or from his experience, but that day I wasn't able to see what he was seeing. You could see it on my face; I was a bit off that day, Samson told JioStar. Samson explained that the disappointment of missing out lingered into the early stages of the World Cup, making it difficult for him to move on immediately. Our World Cup campaign started two days after the New Zealand series, and it takes me at least a week to recover. I don't like to bottle things up, so it shows on my face if I'm not feeling 100 per cent. I went through that phase for four or five days before getting myself back on track, he added. The Kerala batter said the setback eventually became an opportunity for self-reflection, prompting him to reassess both his mindset and the reasons that drove him to play the game. You know you've failed, so what's next? You're at the bottom, so from there, you can only go up. I started working on myself mentally. I started asking myself questions, why do I play cricket? What's my purpose? It was like I was rediscovering myself while the World Cup was going on. And then everything just came back, Samson said. That renewed perspective laid the foundation for Samson's match-winning innings in the virtual quarter-final against the West Indies, a knock he described as one of those rare days when everything clicked, as he said, I prepared much better for that game after the Zimbabwe one. There are days I've played in the IPL and for India, and I've scored those centuries, when everything just feels right. It was one of those days. You just enjoy, stay in the moment, stay in the process, and things start happening automatically. Although his natural instinct is to accelerate after the Powerplay, Samson said the match situation demanded a different approach as wickets kept falling at the other end. I also knew it was a very big game for India. After the powerplay, I usually go into fifth gear. I'm an opener, if I get through the Powerplay, and we bat till No. 8, my game plan is to take on the bowling. But in that game, every time I felt it was time to attack, a wicket would fall at the other end. That's when I realised the game is the biggest teacher. The game tells you what to do, he stated. Samson also opened up on the emotional celebration that followed the innings, saying it was an expression of gratitude rather than personal triumph, saying, It's a very private celebration, but it became very public. I'm a very strong believer. I believe in my God, and I know it wasn't me. I also knew it was a very big game for India. After the powerplay, I usually go into fifth gear. I'm an opener, if I get through the Powerplay, and we bat till No. 8, my game plan is to take on the bowling. But in that game, every time I felt it was time to attack, a wicket would fall at the other end. That's when I realised the game is the biggest teacher. The game tells you what to do, he stated. Also Read: Live Cricket Score I've played enough innings to know which shots I hit, and then there are some where I wonder, 'How did I hit that one?' I'm just very grateful that it happened through me, that I was able to help the team. That moment will stay with me till my last breath. It was very special, he mentioned. Article Source: IANS
Keralas Wayanad reports fresh shigellosis case as college student tests positive
Four other students with similar symptoms hospitalised
Kerala State Planning Board reconstituted with K.M. Chandrasekhar as vice chairperson
Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan is chairperson. Chandrasekhar was vice chairperson of the board during the term of Oommen Chandy-led UDF government from 2011-16
AMMA row: Shwetha Menon says will go to any extent to ensure power group does not lead association
In a social media post, the actor says her fight is against the power group named in Hema Committee report
Family of Kerala-based sailor killed in Ukraine says no info on when they will get body
A 26-year-old sailor from Kasaragod died aboard a ship attacked off Ukraine. His family has received no information regarding the repatriation of his mortal remains. The vessel was reportedly hit by a Russian missile shortly after leaving Odesa. State Home Minister assured efforts are underway to bring the body home.
In a Facebook post, Pinarayi pays tribute to VS and says the latter aggressively championed peoples causes, strong-arming governments to correct course
Kerala Health Minister Claims Infectious Disease Deaths Declined in State
He claimed that nearly 1,500 people in Kerala had died due to leptospirosis alone over the past five years under the previous government
Kerala Plus Two SAY Result 2026: The Kerala Plus Two SAY and Improvement Result 2026 is expected to be announced today, July 21, 2026, by DHSE Kerala. Students can check their provisional scorecards through the official result websites using their register number and date of birth. Those facing website congestion can also access results through the PRD Live app, school-wise result facility or DigiLocker after declaration. Candidates must meet the prescribed subject-wise passing criteria to qualify.
Kerala Online Taxi Drivers Begin Indefinite Strike Over Fare Demands
Fair fare revision and discontinuation of bike taxi services are among the main demands
Kerala HC directs State Police Chief to form special squads for hit-and-run cases
Police directed to work together and alert special squads in tracing such vehicles and drivers
Kerala Plus Two SAY Exam Result 2026 Date and Link: Kerala Plus Two SAY and Improvement Exam results are expected soon for students. After the announcement of the result, students will need their roll number and date of birth to check scores online. Official websites results.hse.kerala.gov.in and results.kite.kerala.gov.in will host the results.
CJP Protest Jantar Mantar Update: Delhi remains tense after a large protest march to Parliament turned confrontational. Protesters continue a sit-in near Kerala House after the Jantar Mantar site was cleared. Sonam Wangchuk remains hospitalized and continues his hunger strike for youth leaders to meet parliamentarians. The Cockroach Janta Party demands the Education Minister's resignation and government accountability. Security is tight around Central Delhi as the Monsoon Session of Parliament proceeds.
'Engaged Weeks Ago, Wanted New Job': Kerala Sailor Killed In Russian Attack
Joyan's family got to know about his death through an email received on Monday evening from the shipping company he worked with.
Kerala CM Seeks Details After Malayali Dies in Ukraine Ship Attack
The Ministry of External Affairs confirmed the death toll in an official statement, noting that at the time of the incident, the vessel had 17 crew members on board, including 5 Indians
Jammu, Jul 20:The Jammu and Kashmir Accredited Journalists Association (JKAJA) has urged the Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, to take immediate steps to establish a comprehensive social security framework for working and retired journalists by implementing a Journalists Welfare Fund Scheme. The Association also urged the Chief Minister to introduce a monthly pension scheme, constitute a Jammu and Kashmir Media Commission and also constitute a fresh accreditation committee. In a statement issued here on Monday, July 20, Ashwani Kumar, president of the Jammu and Kashmir Accredited Journalists Association (affiliated to Press Association, New Delhi), said, While journalists have dedicated their lives to strengthening democracy and serving society through fearless reporting and public service, a large number of media professionals, particularly retirees, continue to face severe financial hardship, health challenges and institutional neglect. He said journalism was not merely a profession but one of the fundamental pillars of a constitutional democracy. A free and independent press was indispensable to an informed citizenry, and safeguarding the welfare of journalists was essential for preserving press freedom and democratic values, he asserted. Ashwani Kumar said that the condition of retired journalists in Jammu and Kashmir was deeply concerning. Once they leave active employment, many are left without any structured pension, health insurance or institutional support. Unlike several other professions that provide retirement security, senior journalists often struggle with declining incomes, rising medical expenses, family responsibilities and age-related health problems, he pointed out. JKAJA president further expressed concern that, in recent years, journalists increasingly faced legal intimidation, harassment and professional insecurity while performing their constitutional duty of reporting in the public interest. Such circumstances, he said, made it imperative for the government to create an institutional mechanism to protect the dignity, welfare and security of media professionals. The Association has appealed to the Chief Minister to introduce a State Journalists' Pension Scheme with a minimum monthly pension of Rs 20,000 for retired accredited and working journalists to ensure financial security and a life of dignity. It has also sought inclusion of journalists in a subsidised government healthcare scheme on the lines of the MEDISEP model implemented in Kerala, enabling retired journalists and their spouses to access affordable medical treatment. The Association has further demanded the establishment of a Jammu and Kashmir Journalists Welfare Fund to provide financial assistance during medical emergencies, housing distress and other unforeseen hardships. This scheme was prepared during Mehbooba Mufti government and Rs 2 Cr were sanctioned by the then government but later on the government fell. To create a sustainable corpus for the fund, it has suggested earmarking 10 per cent of the government advertisement budget released through the Information Department until media organisations establish comprehensive social security mechanisms for their employees. Ashwani Kumar also urged the government to constitute a Jammu and Kashmir Media Commission, headed by a retired Judge of the Supreme Court of India, on the pattern of judicial wage boards. The proposed Commission should include representatives of journalists, retired media professionals, media managements and the government to undertake a comprehensive study of the structural challenges confronting the media sector and recommend long-term policy reforms, including social security measures for journalists. He said that despite the vital contribution made by journalists to democratic governance and public accountability, there had been little institutional effort to study or address the hardships faced by retired media professionals. The continued neglect of journalists after retirement reflects poorly on our collective commitment to democratic values and freedom of the press. The Government of Jammu and Kashmir must act decisively to ensure that those who devoted their lives to public service are able to live with dignity, security and respect, Ashwani Kumar added.
Two held from Kochi as CBN seizes 30 tonnes of fighter drug in Delhi
Structural stability assessment of KWA reservoirs in Kochi begins
The French firm SUEZ has begun non-destructive testing of the water utilitys reservoirs, pump houses and other infrastructure
Nithin Raj murder: M.K. Ram arrested, court orders his release
Court finds procedural lapses in arrest. The former teacher of Kannur Dental College had been absconding for weeks after the High Court rejected his anticipatory bail in connection with the death of BDS student Nithin Raj. He was arrested in Coorg on Monday. Nithins family blames caste-based harassment for his suicide
One hotel ordered to shut, two eateries fined in food safety inspection in Ernakulam
Lawyers' Union expresses solidarity with Delhi protesters
NHAI to redesign NH-66 stretch at Cheruvathur
Kerala Waqf Board chairperson sees conspiracy in petitions
Former CorroHealth employees say compensation promise a huge relief
The company has agreed to pay five months gross salary, in addition to the full and final settlement amount paid to the employees earlier
Probe ordered into cyber attack against K.C. Venugopal
In literature, there are no Left or Right camps, only the side of truth: Speaker
Thiruvanchiyoor Radhakrishnan presents Anganam Shamsuddeen Memorial Literary Awards; writer Vaishakhan receives Distinguished Literary Service honour
Democracy being trampled in the streets of Delhi: Leader of the Opposition Pinarayi Vijayan
He calls for a strong, nation-wide protests against the governments failure to address serious irregularities in national-level entrance examinations.
Suspense mounts over no-confidence vote in Pala municipality in Kerala
No-confidence motion against chairperson Diya Binu comes up for discussion and voting on Tuesday
Stake sale at Vizhinjam: empowered panel may take 3-4 months to submit its report
The committee, headed by the Chief Secretary, has yet to examine the nuances of the stake sale or complete the exercise
Court directs District Legal Services Authority, Palakkad, to initiate rehabilitation measures for orphaned children of the victims; legal experts say such a specific direction was rare in criminal judgments
AGs figures for first quarter expose UDF White Paper claims: K.N. Balagopal
Govt. taking steps to tackle power crisis: Sunny Joseph
Forest department continues bid to tranquillise tiger in Vandiperiyar in Kerala
Dont surrender Thekkinkadu Maidan to communal forces, says CPI
Seeks all-party meeting to preserve Maidan as a public space; poet K.G. Sankara Pillai warns against shrinking democratic spaces
HC strikes down Kerala Vesting of Minerals Act as unconstitutional
The legislation, enacted in 2021, vested all mineral rights in the Malabar region with the State government and required the landowners to pay royalty. The landowners move court which rules that State legislature is not qualified to enact the law
Libraries must actively engage to connect youth with society: Minister
Church does not receive any foreign funds in personal accounts, KCBC
Catholic Church leadership in Kerala reiterates concerns over Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026
Mr. Xavier had been seeking the CMs appointment since last week
Final report on Sabarimala gold theft will be filed without delay, SIT tells Kerala HC
ADGPs report says final opinion of the lab provides an explanation of the process allegedly adopted by the accused in committing the offence
Rights panel blames administrative delays for Angadipuram bypass holdup
Kerala govt. hikes rubber support price from 200 to 250 per kg
Farmers and rubber producer organisations had repeatedly urged the State government to hike the support price as production costs had increased
Palakkad Bird Atlas 2.0 begins to map districts avian diversity
