3,058 voters to be removed from final voter rolls in Ernakulam as SIR hearing comes to a close
Exclusions include deceased voters, those who have permanently shifted from the district, and persons who have relinquished Indian citizenship
Kerala SIT conducts raids in Ballari
Kerala has become investment-friendly: CM
Elderly Woman In Kerala Honoured For Stopping Reckless Riders And Showing Courage
Following the incident, officials suspended the scooter driver's driving license for violating traffic rules and endangering public safety.
Kerala SIR: Hearings phase concludes
Final roll will be published on February 21 as per the schedule published by the Election Commission of India
Three MEMU trains in Kerala to add coaches from Feb. 23: Union Minister Suresh Gopi
The number of coaches on the trainsPalakkadErnakulamPalakkad, KollamErnakulamKollam, and KollamKottayamKollamhas been increased from eight to twelve, Mr. Gopi said.
Police officer allegedly stabbed
Court grants Hany Babu permission to travel to Kerala to visit ailing mother and seek treatment
Left-leaning voters will vote for UDF in upcoming Kerala Assembly elections: K.C. Venugopal
People in Kerala fears that yet another victory for the CPI(M) will create a Bengal-like situation in the State, says the AICC general secretary
Kerala Tourism launches Travel Now, Post Later digital campaign to promote mindful travel
The campaign will be rolled out across Kerala Tourisms official digital platforms and supported by a dedicated microsite
Sabarimala gold loss case probe in final stage, says Kerala State Police Chief
Two migrant workers allegedly assaulted while unloading cattle at Manjeswaram in Kasaragod
Thrissur Pooram disruption inquiry report triggers fresh political storm
Probe gives clean chit to police, blames Thiruvambadi Devaswom; leaders across parties question findings and motives
Mulling need for exams in Class I, says Kerala Minister
White-rumped vulture rescued from Nilambur soars again over Wayanad
Funeral with State honours for Aalin, Keralas youngest organ donor
Parents act of donating the 10-month-olds organs hailed
Register criminal cases against Devaswom Minister, TDB: Cong.
SNDP Samrakshana Samiti to initiate legal action against Vellappally over election irregularities
It accuses Vellappally of preparing a fraudulent voters list for the upcoming organisational election
Youngest organ donor in Kerala: 10-month-old Aalin Sherin Abraham saves lives
A 10-month-old girl, Aalin Sherin Abraham, became the state's youngest organ donor after a fatal road accident. Her parents' decision to donate six of her organs, including her heart valve, liver, and kidneys, has drawn widespread praise and condolences from political leaders and the public, offering new life to others.
Collector leads 40-km cycle rally to review ThrissurKunnamkulam road works
Rally covers the stretch from Ayyanthole Civil Station to Choondal and back. Initiative organised to evaluate the pace and quality of the road development works
Projects are being implemented balancing traditional sectors and industrial growth: K N Balagopal
Finance Minister speaks after inaugurating a development seminar for Kollams Neduvathur grama panchayats 2026-27 Peoples Plan campaign
UV index goes up in Kollam, alert issued
KTU athletic meet begins on Monday
Innovative starter concentrate developed through respiratory mode allows extended shelf life, promising major boost to dairy processing sector
32 minors booked for flouting traffic rules, driving without necessary documents
Autopsy reveals girl found dead along with father was sexually abused
The 33-year-old man and his six-year-old daughter were found dead on January 16
Elaborate arrangements in place for Sivaratri celebrations
Police and Fire and Rescue Services will conduct intense patrol. A special police team will be deployed to control rush at the Aluva railway station
National Highway Protection Council stages protest at Adimaly seeking resumption of NH work
Cardamom growers alarmed by drought-like weather pattern in Idukki
Farmers say daytime temperatures in plantations touched 29C by the second week of February unusually high for this time of the year
Kottayam MCH gets new facilities worth 283 crore
The facilities include a surgical block, a cath lab, and maternal and newborn care unit
570 hospitals empanelled for Medisep 2
Premkumar alleges double standards in his removal from Chalachitra academy chairperson post
He asks why Sahitya Akademi president Satchidanandan is allowed to continue in the post despite his comments on the perils of prolonged rule, while he was ousted for supporting ASHA workers protest. Minister Saji Cherian says just routine procedure was followed in Premkumars case
Recipients of 10-month-old Aalins liver and kidneys doing well
Keralas youngest organ donor Aalin Sherin Abrahams liver and kidneys have been transplanted in a six-month-old and 10-year-old child respectively. Aalins funeral will take place on Sunday with State honours
Renowned economists, policy and planning experts and scholars from across the globe will participate in the event which aims to evolve a development perspective for Kerala for the period up to 2031
Protest over inclusion of non-medical degrees for faculty appointment in medical colleges
The Kerala PSC had included non-medical Biochemistry postgraduates in the written examination and selection process for appointment towards the posts of Assistant Professor in Biochemistry in government medical colleges in the State
Talks of leadership dissonance put KC(M) on backfoot after rally momentum
10-month-old baby Aalins story of organ donation from Kerala will leave you teary-eyed
Aalin Sherin Abraham, just 10 months old, lost her life and her parents took the call of donating her organs.
Vasavan stands firm on 3 crore claim, dares Opposition to prove him wrong
The Minister says that Congress leaders who are making misleading statements about what he said in the Assembly will soon have to apologise; he reiterates that his statement was made strictly on the basis of documentary evidence
Narrative on rift in KC(M) fake, Minister didnt violate discipline with Pala remarks: Jose K. Mani
The party chairman says the narratives stemmed in response to the success of the LDFs Vikasana Munnetta Jatha; reiterates that there was nothing wrong in Roshy Augustines remarks over his candidature in Pala
GDS Recruitment 2026: The India Post is set to close the Gramin Dak Sevak (GDS) Recruitment 2026 today at, February 14, 2026. Interested candidates can apply on the official website of India Post GDS at indiapostgdsonline.gov.in by adding their personal details, educational qualifications and documents required. The India Post aims to fill 28,686 Gramin Dak Sevak positions across various positions such as Assistant Branch Postmaster (ABPM), Dak Sevak, and Branch Postmaster GDS Recruitment 2026: Important Dates GDS Recruitment 2026 Last date to apply: February 14, 2026 GDS Recruitment 2026 Last date to make the payment: February 16, 2026 GDS Recruitment 2026 Correction window: February 18 to 19, 2026 GDS Recruitment 2026: How to apply? Candidates need to follow the steps given below to apply for the recruitment. Step 1: Go to the official website of India Post GDS at indiapostgdsonline.gov.in. Step 2: Complete the registration process with basic details and get the username and password Step 3: After that, complete the online application, attach the required documents, pay, and submit. Step 4: Save the confirmation page to your computer and print it out for future use. Direct link to apply for India Post GDS Recruitment2026 GDS Recruitment 2026: Application Fees General / OBC - Rs 100/- SC / ST / PH - Rs 0/- All Female Candidates - Rs 0/- GDS Recruitment 2026: Vacancies Distribution Candidates can check out the state-wise distribution of the GDS Recruitment 2026: Andhra Pradesh: 1,060 Assam: 639 Bihar: 1,347 Chhattisgarh: 1,155 Delhi: 42 Gujarat: 1,830 Haryana: 270 Himachal Pradesh: 520 Jammu & Kashmir: 267 Jharkhand: 908 Karnataka: 1,023 Kerala: 1,691 Madhya Pradesh: 2,120 Maharashtra: 3,553 North Eastern: 1,014 Odisha: 1,191 Punjab: 262 Rajasthan: 634 Tamil Nadu: 2,009 Telangana: 609 Uttar Pradesh: 3,169 Uttarakhand: 445 West Bengal: 2,982 Total Vacancies: 28,740
ISL 2025-26: Focus On Consistency, Defensive Setup As Bengaluru FC Set Tone For The New Season
All India Football Federation: As they get ready for the season that starts on Saturday, former winners Bengaluru FC will continue to emphasise the club's core principles of consistency, defensive organisation, and a proactive attacking approach this season in the Indian Super League (ISL) 2025-26. The league was hurriedly arranged by the All India Football Federation (AIFF) on being prodded by the Supreme Court, as the federation engaged in legal battles over the rights to run the league and broadcast it. The club's preparations over the past weeks have centred on fitness and strengthening on-field chemistry within the squad, the club's top brass informed when Bengaluru FC addressed the media in their Season Opener Press Conference held at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium on Saturday. With this, the club set the tone for their upcoming Indian Super League (ISL) campaign. The players will be focused on the clubs strategic roadmap for the season, highlighting squad preparedness and overall objectives. Head Coach Renedy Singh and forward Ryan Williams spoke about the teams pre-season work, the mindset within the squad, and expectations heading into the opening fixture on 15 February against Sporting Club Delhi. The club emphasised its focus on consistency, defensive organisation, and a proactive attacking approach this season. Preparations over the past weeks have centred on fitness and strengthening on-field chemistry within the squad. Speaking about the teams build-up to the season and the approach going into the campaign, Renedy Singh stressed the importance of balance and focus. The players have worked very hard over the past few weeks and are fully prepared for the challenge ahead. Its a 13-match season, but our focus is on taking it one game at a time, starting from tomorrow. Football is about maintaining the right balance - we want to attack with intent but also defend as a unit. The whole team will contribute in both phases, and thats what I expect from the players, he said on Saturday. Sharing his thoughts on the squad environment and the excitement around the opener, Ryan Williams highlighted the mood within the camp. Theres a real sense of excitement in the group. Weve been waiting a long time to get back out there, especially in front of our fans, at home. The environment within the squad is very positive, and when youre happy and confident off the pitch, it reflects on the performances. Everyone is motivated and ready to give their best from the very first match, said Williams. The press conference also saw discussions around the importance of home support, key fixtures in the season, and the clubs long-term competitive targets. BFC Fixtures -- League Phase: February 2026 15 Feb: Bengaluru FC vs Sporting Club Delhi 7:30 PM (Sree Kanteerava Stadium) 22 Feb: Bengaluru FC vs NorthEast United FC 5:00 PM (Sree Kanteerava Stadium) 27 Feb: Bengaluru FC vs Punjab FC 7:30 PM (Sree Kanteerava Stadium) March 2026 7 Mar: Mohammedan SC vs Bengaluru FC 5:00 PM 14 Mar: Bengaluru FC vs Mohun Bagan Super Giant 7:30 PM (Sree Kanteerava Stadium) 22 Mar: Inter Kashi vs Bengaluru FC 7:30 PM April 2026 4 Apr: FC Goa vs Bengaluru FC 7:30 PM 11 Apr: Bengaluru FC vs Kerala Blasters FC 7:30 PM (Sree Kanteerava Stadium) 16 Apr: East Bengal FC vs Bengaluru FC 7:30 PM 25 Apr: Bengaluru FC vs Mumbai City FC 5:00 PM (Sree Kanteerava Stadium) May 2026 4 May: Odisha FC vs Bengaluru FC 7:30 PM May 2026 Also Read: Live Cricket Score TBD - Chennaiyin FC vs Bengaluru FC TBD Article Source: IANS
KCHR, NORKA-Roots to launch project to map migration profile of Keralites in Africa
The project aims to document, study, and preserve the historical and contemporary migration experiences of Keralites across African countries
Those opposing third term for Left trying to weaken the front, alleges P. Rajeeve
He alleged that this narrative was created by the Opposition to propagate an impression among the public that the Left should not be allowed to come back to power for the third consecutive time
Kerala writes to Centre to undertake feasibility study for RRTS
The State government has requested the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs to facilitate discussions with NCRTC, which implemented the Delhi-Meerut Regional Rapid Transit System, for developing a comprehensive RRTS framework
Patient escapes from mental health centre in Thrissur, attacks three before recaptured
The accused, identified as Suraj, 31, a Nepal native, had been brought to the Thrissur Mental Health Centre from Aluva
Significant rise in fire accidents in Kozhikode put rescue squads on toes
Latest data compiled by the rescue squads point out that around 160 fire outbreaks, including major and minor ones, were reported within the last 30 days in Kozhikode district.
Edathala (Kerala) [India], February 14: Bisleri International, India's leading packaged drinking water company has partnered with Edathala Grama Panchayat, and Green Worms Waste Management Private Limited for a door-to-door waste management and public awareness campaign. As part of Bisleri's Bottles for Change initiative, the campaign is being rolled out across wards of the panchayat with the objective of strengthening waste management practices and reinforcing mandatory segregation at source at the household level.
Kerala Lottery Result Today Live: Karunya KR-742 Winning Numbers (14/02/2026) Full List
Kerala Lottery Result Today Live Updates: Here's full list of winning numbers for Karunya KR-742 lottery for Saturday, February 14.
SIR: Kerala MLA claims BJP targeting minority voters, will file complaint
Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala MLA and Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) leader AKM Ashraf has made strong allegations against Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), accusing it of colluding with electoral officials to reject votes from the Muslim community. Speaking to reporters on Friday, February 13, the MLA appeared before the Electoral Registration Officer (ERO) with those who claimed 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 .
Kerala: Two Elephant Tusks Worth Rs 2 crore Stolen From Pangode Army Camp
Preliminary assessments indicate the theft occurred after a DJ party at the camp the previous day. According to official records, the elephant tusks had been handed over to the Army by the government in 1929. Police are continuing their inquiry to identify those responsible and recover the stolen items
10-Month-Old Infant Declared Brain Dead Becomes Kerala's Youngest Organ Donor
A 10-month-old baby girl, who lost her life in a road accident, has become the youngest organ donor in Kerala, offering hope and healing to others even in death, officials said on Friday.
Suicide Note Claims Kerala Teen Was Distressed Over Korean Friend's Death
Shocking cyber trail details have surfaced in the death of 16-year-old Aditya in Chottanikkara, with investigators widening their probe to examine the role of a shadowy Instagram account allegedly targeting minors.
Bisleri International, India’s leading packaged drinking water company has partnered with Edathala Grama Panchayat, and Green Worms Waste Management Private Limited for a door-to-door waste management and public awareness campaign. As part of Bisleri’s Bottles for Change initiative, the campaign is being rolled out across wards of the panchayat with the objective of strengthening waste management practices and reinforcing mandatory segregation at source at the household level. Bisleri, Edathala Gram Panchayat & Green Worms launch a community-led waste awareness drive under ‘Bottles for Change’ The initiative is also aligned with the Government of Kerala’s Malinya Muktha Keralam (Waste-Free Kerala) mission which supports efforts to reduce pressure on public dumping sites and promote sustainable local waste management systems. The campaign brings together the efforts of the local self-government, implementation partner Green Worms, and grassroots institutions including the Haritha Karma Sena and Kudumbashree units, who will lead field-level outreach and community engagement. Alongside the structured collection of plastic waste, the initiative places strong emphasis on sustained public interaction to encourage long-term behavioural change towards responsible waste disposal. Speaking on the initiative, Mr. K. Ganesh, Director – Sustainability & Corporate Affairs, Bisleri International Pvt. Ltd. , said, “ Building sustainable waste management systems requires long-term engagement, strong partnerships and active community participation. Through Bottles for Change, Bisleri continue to work closely with local bodies and organisations to strengthen segregation at source and enable households to participate meaningfully in the circular economy. This collaboration with the Edathala Panchayat, partnering with them lays the foundation for sustained environmental impact driven by collective action .” Highlighting the long-term vision of the initiative, Mr Mohammed Jamsheer, Managing Director, Green Worms Waste Management stated, “ Waste management is not merely a project; it is a culture. A clean Kerala can become a reality only when waste segregation becomes a habit in every household. By integrating CSR initiatives like Bisleri International’s ‘Bottles for Change’ with the dedicated efforts of the Haritha Karma Sena, Kudumashree we can create sustainable and lasting social change. The progress seen in Edathala reflects the strength of this collaborative approach .” The campaign began with an orientation session for elected representatives and Haritha Karma Sena members. The session focused on the principles of the plastic circular economy, global best practices in waste segregation, and the role of community participation in strengthening decentralised waste management systems. The week-long drive will sensitise households about source segregation of plastic reducing consumption, reusing, and recycling. The aim is to achieve measurable environmental outcomes, including large-scale collection of non-biodegradable waste and ensuring its diversion to recycling rather than landfills and oceans. Through Bottles for Change, Bisleri International partners with urban local bodies, state governments, and implementation agencies across India to advance responsible plastic waste management. The initiative combines public awareness, capacity building, and on-ground infrastructure to create scalable, community-led solutions. About Bisleri International Pvt. Ltd. With a legacy of over 50 years, Bisleri International Pvt. Ltd has grown to become one of the largest premium beverage businesses in India. Being the makers of the country's largest-selling packaged drinking water, Bisleri follows a stringent process of 114 quality tests and a 10-stage purification. It remains true to its core value of providing consumers with pure, safe and healthy water. Bisleri International has a strong presence with 128 operational plants and a robust distribution network of over 6,000 Distributors and 7,500 Distribution Trucks across India and UAE market. It offers a range of beverages that are produced for all occasions. Whether it is the promise of goodness, trust, and purity with Bisleri packaged drinking water, or a daily dose of health offered through Vedica Himalayan Spring Water. Besides, Bisleri International has ventured into fun-filled refreshments with a diverse range of carbonated drinks available in multiple flavours, such as Bisleri Limonata, Bisleri Rev, Bisleri Spyci Jeera, Bisleri Pop and Bisleri Soda. These Bisleri products are also available on the e-commerce platform - Bisleri@Doorstep. This D2C platform reassures customers that they will receive a safe and uninterrupted supply of their most trusted brand at their doorstep. www.bisleri.com .
A 76-year-old woman in Kerala courageously stopped a scooter rider from violating footpath rules. Her fearless act went viral and earned official recognition from the Kerala Motor Vehicle Department.
Nivin and producer dispute: Mediation on Feb 20
The Kerala High Court has mandated mediation for disputes involving actor Nivin Pauly, producer P.S. Shamnas, and director Abrid Shine. The court also directed police to refrain from coercive action against Shamnas pending mediation. Allegations of forged signatures and financial impropriety are central to these ongoing legal battles, with a senior advocate appointed to oversee the process.
Kerala Lottery Result Today: Karunya KR-742 lottery result will be declared today, on Saturday, February 14. Check the live updates and full list of winning numbers from 3 pm.
Ten-month-old Alin Becomes Kerala's Youngest Organ Donor
Alin was declared brain dead on Wednesday afternoon after suffering serious injuries in a road accident in Kottayam on February 5
Think twice before picking a Will writer: How close relationships can complicate probate
Choosing a Will scribe carefully is crucial, especially if they are also a witness. While a close relative can draft a Will, it may lead to increased judicial scrutiny. A scribe can act as a witness if they intend to attest the testator's signature, a point clarified by the Kerala High Court.
CITU leader for govt. takeover of HMT Kalamassery unit
Two youths arrested for stealing mobile phone and withdrawing money through payment app
Cabinet nod for extending contract with NTPC Kayamkulam
10-Month-Old Becomes Keralas Youngest Organ Donor, Saves Multiple Lives
The 10-month-old child Alin Sherin Abraham, daughter of Mallappally natives of Pathanamthitta became brain dead following a road accident on February 5.
State to extend power purchase deal with NTPC
For millions of Indians, owning a home is the culmination of a lifetime of savings, sacrifice and hope. Yet, in a country where real estate has emerged as one of the most visibly thriving sectors, the dream of a secure roof over ones head is too often reduced to a nightmare of deception and despair. The recent sharp observations of the Supreme Court on the functioning of Real Estate Regulatory Authorities (RERAs) provide a fitting peg to examine how a mechanism meant to protect homebuyers has, in many places, failed them. Travel anywhere in India today, and the skyline tells a familiar story: high-rise apartment towers, gated villas and sprawling townships mushrooming not only in metropolitan cities but also in mofussil towns and even villages. State housing boards, once active builders of affordable housing, have largely retreated into the role of land developers, parceling out plots to private builders and housing societies. Newspapers and television channels are saturated with glossy advertisements promising world-class amenities and dream homes that appear irresistible to middle-class investors. The grim reality for homebuyers But the reality behind these promises is frequently grim. Homebuyers often find themselves the most exploited stakeholders in the real estate boom. There are countless ways in which they are cheated: poor construction quality masked by attractive brochures, discrepancies between promised and delivered built-up areas and post-possession assurances that vanish as quickly as they were made. In extreme cases, unscrupulous builders have sold the same flat to multiple buyers and absconded, leaving victims entangled in endless litigation. Equally alarming are instances where apartments are handed over without mandatory approvals from local self-government agencies. In Kerala, the Supreme Court had to order the demolition of five apartment complexes in Kochi that violated coastal regulations, wiping out the life savings of hundreds of families. RERA under scrutiny It was against such a backdrop that RERAs were established across states to regulate the sector, ensure transparency and provide speedy grievance redressal. However, the Supreme Courts remarks on Thursday in a case concerning Himachal Pradesh suggest that these authorities may be falling far short of their mandate. The Bench, led by Chief Justice Surya Kant, observed that RERAs were doing nothing except facilitating defaulting builders and went so far as to say that the Court would not mind if the institution was abolished. The judges noted that the very people for whom RERA was created feel depressed, disgusted and disappointed by its ineffectiveness. This indictment is not merely a comment on one states authority; it raises troubling questions about the regulatory architecture governing Indias real estate sector. Reports of RERAs becoming post-retirement havens for bureaucrats, lacking technical expertise and empathy for homebuyers, only deepen public distrust. When institutions meant to deliver justice appear to side with violators, the erosion of faith is inevitable.
Chennithala serves privilege notice against Vasavan
The notice was served over contradictory and unrealistic replies in the Assembly regarding the amount spent by the Travancore Devaswom Board for the Global Ayyappa Sangam
Biennale Vibes, Budget Tours: Kerala Celebrates a Different Valentines Day
Across converted warehouses, courtyards and waterfront sites, pairs were seen exploring installations and attending screenings together
10 booked for alleged assault over parking dispute
Sewage pollution: PCB awaits court directive before initiating further steps
The Kerala State Pollution Control Board had earlier sent notices to 71 apartment complexes and commercial units located close to the Thevara-Perandoor and Edappally canals for not having STPs
One more e-waste facility in Kerala
The latest facility at Anakkara in Palakkad takes the number of such plants in the State to three
KIIFB in-principle nod for MC Road and Sabari Rail projects
A board meeting gives approval for providing funding to the tune of 5,217 crore for the four-laning of the Kesavadasapuram-Angamaly MC Road, 1,900 crore for the Angamaly-Erumely Sabari Rail project and 600 crore for the Aerospace Control Systems Complex proposed under KSpace among other key infra projects
Sabarimala gold theft case: Kerala HC dismisses bail plea of Pankaj Bhandari, CEO of Smart Creations
The Dwarapalaka idols and the door frames of the temple were taken to the firm for gold plating
Ivory theft from Pangode military establishment catches Forest department off guard
Forest department unaware of possession of ivory at military establishment. An investigation will be launched after receiving formal communication from authorities concerned, say officials
Two youths arrested for stealing mobile phone and withdrawing money through GPay
Fund shortage could hit plan implementation: Kerala Planning Board vice-chairman
Man killed in wild boar attack in Kollam
Kerala govt. insisting on SilverLine as standalone project, says railway ministry
Ministry says its advice to the KRDCL to revise the DPR in line with the latest technical standards to integrate it with the existing network, but the suggestion has not been heeded
State committed to special policy for children with disabilities: Minister K. Rajan
The Minister was speaking at the inauguration ceremony of Thillana-2026 the Kudumbashree Buds State Arts Festival at Vellanikkara in Thrissur
IMA observes Public Health Protection Day
IMA demands that small and medium hospitals in Kerala be exempted from within the purview of the Kerala Clinical Establishments (KCE) Act so that the common public can continue to access affordable and quality health care.
Valentine's Day: Visit These Marvelous Places In South India To Celebrate Love
South India is is renowned for its majestic hill stations and lush greenery. Take a look at some of the jaw-drooping places to celebrate love which are mentioned below: Coorg, also known as Kodagu, is situated in Karnataka. It is another famous hill station in the state. Coorg Hill Station is filled with lush greenery, hills, and mountains, and it is also known for coffee production. Ooty Lake is situated in the district of Nilgiris in Tamil Nadu. It is surrounded by greenery and is famous for boathouse exploration. Goa is a beach state in the southwest part of India. The small state is famous for its scenic beauty and tranquil atmosphere. Puducherry, also known as Pondicherry, is a Union Territory in Tamil Nadu and one of India's most popular tourist destinations and Matirmandir is one of them. The serene place located in Auroville. The golden globe radiates positivity in the surroundings. Kodaikanal is also known as a vacation spot or a picnic spot. It is located in Tamil Nadu and has many tourist attractions. Pillar Rocks, a majestic tourist destination on the outskirts of Kodaikanal, is a sight to behold. Munnar in Kerala is surrounded by hills and evergreen forests. The hill station has numerous beautiful places in its heart. Valentine's Week 2026: 7 Must-Visit Places In North India To Celebrate Love On The Occasion Of Kiss Day
IMA seeks revision of Clinical Establishments Act
Final voters list to be published on February 21. To ensure voter convenience, Assistant Electoral Registration Officers held hearings at 535 centres across the district
6 Students Among 7 Dead In SUVTruck Crash On Bengaluru Highway
Bengaluru: Seven students, six of them on a late night jolly drive in an SUV were killed on the spot in the early hours on Friday, when the SUV they were travelling hit a bike first and a canter goods carrier. While all the three vehicles are completely mangled, the driver and the cleaner of the canter have been treated in a hospital near Hoskote in the outskirts of Bengaluru. The deceased have been identified as Gagan (23), who was riding a motorcycle and six occupants of the SUV including Ashwin, Ahan, Ayan, Ali, Bharath and Ishan. They are of the age group between 17 and 22 and are said to be from Kerala. All the six were students of RV college and CMR college and were living in Kothanur According to police, the incident took place at around 3.30 am. Gagan, who was riding the bike, was a resident of M Sathyavara village on Hoskote-Dabaspet highway. Along with his studies, Gagan was working at HOPCOMS in the morning hours to support the family also. Karnataka Power Tussle: Siddaramaiah Camp MLAs Convert Foreign Tour Into Private Visit After Row Also Watch: Meanwhile, the six students on a Mahindra XUV 700 were on a jolly drive on the same highway. The speeding vehicle knocked Gagan down, throwing him across the highway and killing him on the spot. The SUV driver lost control over the vehicle and the vehicle jumped across the highway divider and crashed head on to the oncoming truck. Both the truck and the SUV were completely smashed due to the impact and only the mangled remains of the vehicles were seen on the road. While all the six in the SUIV killed on the spot, the driver and cleaner of the truck were shifted to a nearby hospital.
Kerala Cabinet approves amendment to advocates welfare fund Act
So far, 39,297 individuals have been excluded from the voter roll after hearings, says Chief Electoral Officer (Kerala) Rathan U. Kelkar. The hearings in the remaining constituencies are expected to be completed by Saturday
Suresh Gopi to inaugurate new multi-level car parking at Kollam railway station
The facilitys strategic location near the Puthiyakavu temple provides quick access to the highway, and its position adjacent to the railway station ensures seamless and convenient access to all users
Various hydel tourism projects launched in Idukki
Electricity Minister inaugurates Vadakkepuzha tourism project, Kulamavu dam mini-park, formal handover of land for a miniature model of the Moolamattom powerhouse, and virtually lays foundation stone for a laser show project at the Idukki arch dam
No decision yet on SSUS-KCA cricket stadium project, say varsity authorities
A Syndicate meeting held on December 19, 2025, had discussed the revised master plan for the project that envisaged setting up the cricket stadium and allied infrastructure on six acres on the main campus of the Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit at Kalady
