Keralam government centralising power in Chief Ministers office: Pinarayi Vijayan
Daughter of Cheranalloor accident victim files review petition before Kerala High Court
Cusat Syndicate member approaches Kerala High Court against employees strike
MYL rally in Keralams Kochi: contempt of court plea filed before High Court
Keralam Health department to expand nursing education infrastructure
Attukal Pongala Trust seeks rescheduling of CBSE Class 10 examination
Vijayan-Satheesan clash over Kerala's planned power purchase continues to emit sparks
Digital Desk | Thiruvananthapuram, Nov 11 (IANS) The political battle between Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan and Leader of the Opposition Pinarayi Vijayan over Kerala's proposed power purchase has intensified, with both leaders on Wednesday trading fresh charges over what has now become a major controversy for the UDF government. With the government deciding against an immediate power purchase through the private GNA platform, Vijayan has demanded that Satheesan release all official files and documents relating to the proposed deal. He alleged that the government had created an artificial power crisis to facilitate an expensive deal involving private interests. In a Facebook post, Vijayan said the Chief Minister was yet to answer the specific questions raised by the Opposition, and instead was attempting to blame the previous LDF government. He challenged Satheesan to make the official records public and said he had never argued in favour of purchasing electricity from Himachal Pradesh. The latest developments, he said, had vindicated the Opposition's position that Kerala was not facing an immediate power crisis. Satheesan early in the day described the Opposition's arguments as baseless and contradictory. He maintained that the KSEB had neither issued an order nor signed an agreement with GNA. Therefore, the question of withdrawing from an agreement did not arise, he said. The Chief Minister noted that the file sent to him by the Electricity Minister had mentioned a rate of Rs 14.50 per unit for Himachal power and Rs 8.63 for GNA power. Since Himachal had already committed its available power to Rajasthan, GNA appeared to be the cheaper option. However, he said he had not directed the KSEB to sign an agreement and had instead sought a detailed assessment of the state's actual requirements. The controversy took a turn after the new KSEB Chairman and the Energy Secretary informed the Chief Minister that there was no immediate need to purchase additional power. Satheesan has also said that the warning by the former KSEB chairman about prolonged power cuts if an immediate agreement was not signed needed to be examined. The Chief Minister blamed the previous LDF government for failing to enter into long-term power purchase agreements and said its reliance on short-term purchases had contributed to the present difficulties. He said the government was working on securing power from NTPC's Sinnar plant at Rs 5.18 per unit and would put in place a long-term solution this month. The Opposition, however, has continued to question the circumstances surrounding the proposed GNA deal, keeping the power purchase controversy alive as a major political flashpoint.
SCERT Project Officer Recruitment 2026
SCERT Kerala has published the Recruitment 2026 notification for the post of Project Officer. Offline applications will be accepted till 18 November 2026. For complete details, candidates can visit scert.kerala.gov.in.
Strengthen Indias preparedness against emerging viral threats: ICAR scientist
CM to inaugurate centenary celebrations of Dhanlaxmi Bank on Nov 14
Police trap train jewellery thief through digital forensics
The accused, Balamurugan, was traced to his rented house in Coimbatore after a week-long investigation involving the examination of nearly 600 CCTV recordings
Science takes centre stage as students bring ideas alive through theatre
Kerala School Science Drama Competition blends performance and scientific thinking to spark curiosity among young minds
Keralam to establish dedicated Nursing University, increase nursing seats by 50%, says CM Satheesan
Keralam will soon establish a dedicated Nursing University to enhance nursing education for students. The government plans to increase nursing seats by 50 percent while maintaining quality standards. Chief Minister V D Satheesan emphasized the importance of prioritizing the health sector despite financial constraints. Aiming to reduce students' financial burden, the government seeks to make nursing education more accessible.
CoE-KISTI Project Associate Recruitment 2026
Kerala Institute of Science Technology and Innovation (CoE-KISTI) has released the notification for the post of Project Associate. Eligible candidates can send their applications by email till 24 November 2026.
Keralam CM holds discussion with High-Powered Task Force on exam reforms
Meetingfocusses on reviewing existing examination systems and exploring ways to make examinations more transparent, secure, accountable and efficient
Keralam CM holds discussion with High-Powered Task Force on exam reforms
Meetingfocusses on reviewing existing examination systems and exploring ways to make examinations more transparent, secure, accountable and efficient
Kovalam spa sexual assault case: Ninth accused nabbed
Vidyodaya project launched in Kozhikode district
The district panchayats initiative aims to bolster public education sector and elevate academic standards across high school and higher secondary levels through timely reforms
Vidyodaya project launched in Kozhikode district
The district panchayats initiative aims to bolster public education sector and elevate academic standards across high school and higher secondary levels through timely reforms
Steps sought to curb alleged unlawful activities at Kozhikode beach
Call for intensified nighttime police patrol and surveillance at the beach
HC dismisses petition challenging GO on SGOU Syndicate
BIS seizes 16 water coolers without ISI mark in Malappuram
The seized coolers included one with a storage capacity of 45 litres and 15 others with capacities ranging from 15 to 50 litres
Man arrested for allegedly strangling wife to death in Kannur
Kozhikode girls painting selected for Childrens Day stamp
Keralam government rolls out drought preparedness measures ahead of summer
Statutory committees chaired by MLAs will be constituted in every Assembly constituency to coordinate drought mitigation efforts and address water supply issues within a fixed time frame
Call to renovate Indira Gandhi municipal stadium
Young Democrats district leader Salman Palakkad has demanded the renovation of the stadium, which hosted the final of the 1990-91 Santosh Trophy
Metre-gauge era services from Kollam restored
Renigunta yard works impact Kerala-bound trains
TDB under fire as Sabarimala pilgrimage readiness faces delays
The union said that although the Chief Minister directed tar and make roads to the parking areas motorable during his Nilakkal visit, many stretches remain muddy and essential repairs are delayed.
A flat tyre, a call to dad, then run over: Keralam student dies in Dubai crash
A flat tyre, a call to dad, then run over: Keralam student dies in Dubai crash
Former Vaikom CI arrested in bribery case
He allegedly collected 2.27 lakh in bribes via a bank account opened in the name of an Assam native
Opposition slams KCHR chairperson appointment amid allegations ofsearch panel bypassandresignations
Two members of the panel have formally objected to the appointment, stating that Dr. Kallolikkals name was neither proposed nor discussed at any of its meetings
Kerala Story: CM Hails Muslim Brothers Who Did Hindu Womans Last Rites
The two brothers performed the funeral rituals of Kalyani Amma, who had no children or other relatives, in accordance with Hindu customs after she passed away
A Bench of Justice P.V. Kunhikrishnan was considering a plea by 16 students who had been suspended from the university pending an enquiry into the protest in which they reportedly did a mock funeral of the V-C
Kerala teacher moves to remote Arunachal village near China border to teach
Ali Ashqar moved from Kerala to teach at NSCBAV Karo in Arunachal Pradesh, where he faces many challenges. He has helped improve the school, which was on the verge of closure, and now enrolls 102 students. The Onam celebrations organized by Ashqar brought significant attention to the school and students. Students participated in various activities, showcasing local culture along with traditional Kerala celebrations.
HiLITE Group to Launch Rs. 200 Crore Shariah-Certified Category II AIF
Kozhikode (Kerala) [India], November 11: Expanding its three-decade journey in real estate and development, HiLITE Group is set to enter the investment management sector with the introduction of its new vertical, HiLITE Investment Management. The venture marks an expansion of the Group's presence beyond real estate development, into a new area of business. Its first offering, HiLITE Ethical Fund 1, is a real estate-focused fund with a maximum fund size of Rs. 200 crore, marking the beginning of the Group's journey in professionally managed investment opportunities.
Keralam to launch Family Sustainability Mapping to identify children in high-risk environments
Minister for Women and Child Development Bindhu Krishna says circumstances of families and children will be assessed with cooperation of schools, Anganwadis, local self-government institutions, District Child Protection Units, healthcare workers and police
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Nov 11 (IANS) The opening week of the 2026-27 Indian Football League (IFL) has offered three debutants sharply contrasting introductions to the demands of the national competition, with Nagaland United celebrating a winning start, FC Bengaluru United bouncing back from a heartbreaking defeat and Samaleswari SC discovering how costly missed opportunities can be. With promotion to the Indian Super League at stake over the course of the season, the early results have already given the newcomers plenty to reflect on. For Nagaland United, the league debut was a moment years in the making. Founded in Chmoukedima in 2024, the club became the first from Nagaland to compete in the national league, ending a 78-year wait for the state since Talimeren Ao captained India at the 1948 London Olympics. The club secured its place through a goodwill agreement with Aizawl FC, approved by the All India Football Federation on September 9. While the arrangement brought national-league experience into the squad, the clubs stated priority remained providing opportunities to Naga players. That ambition got off to an ideal start in Srinagar on October 30. Nagaland struck inside three minutes against Real Kashmir when JH Remlala capitalised on a long throw-in, before Vanlalhriatzuala extended the advantage. Despite an own goal by captain Rohmingthanga shortly before the hour mark, the debutants regained control, and Vanlalhriatzuala completed a 3-1 victory with his second goal. Head coach Kaizad Ambapardiwalla credited the teams preparation for helping the players settle quickly despite the limited time available. With limited time, it was important to get the players on the same page, understand our style of play and build confidence within the group, he said. The response to the own goal was particularly encouraging for the coach. I told them to stay calm and keep believing in themselves, he said. These moments are part of football, and what matters is how you respond. Rohmingthanga, who previously played for Aizawl, acknowledged the challenge of recovering from the setback. Of course, it was a difficult moment, but we knew we couldnt afford to lose our focus, he said. For the captain, leading the new club to victory carried special significance. To now lead Nagaland United SC and help the club begin its journey with a win means a lot, he said. While Nagaland celebrated, Samaleswari SC have had to come to terms with two narrow defeats despite showing they can compete against more established opponents. The Odisha clubs rise has been remarkable. Founded in 2006 in Pitapali, near the Hirakud Reservoir and about 15 km from Sambalpur, Samaleswari laid its foundation through its academy. Having competed in the fourth tier last season, the club earned a place in the IFL after a breakthrough campaign that included its first Durand Cup appearance and a memorable 3-2 victory over Mohammedan SC in Kolkata. Ten members of coach Abdul Azim Siddiques squad hail from Odisha. Their first league outing against two-time national champions Gokulam Kerala in Kozhikode on October 31 showcased their resilience. Trailing 0-2 at half-time, Samaleswari fought back through an own goal and a 90th-minute penalty converted by Jorge Pereyra Diaz. However, Crislans late header denied them a share of the points. Football can be cruel sometimes, but we must learn from these moments, Siddique said after the defeat. He added: One result will not define our season. Our response to this defeat will define our character. Samaleswari produced another spirited display in their next outing, against Dempo in Rourkela on November 5. Playing in front of their home crowd as the city hosted its first IFL match, they fell two goals behind before mounting a late challenge. Young defender Kartik Choudhary gave them hope in the 82nd minute with a spectacular lob from 35 yards, but a missed opportunity deep into stoppage time left them with a 1-2 defeat. Two matches have yielded no points, but Samaleswari have repeatedly pushed experienced sides until the closing stages, an encouraging sign for a club making its first appearance at this level. FC Bengaluru United, meanwhile, have experienced both the heartbreak and the exhilaration of late goals in the space of five days. The Karnataka sides promotion was the culmination of a seven-year effort to move beyond the third tier. They finished runners-up in I-League 2 last season, securing promotion ahead of United SC on goal difference. Former India international Nallappan Mohanraj, who coaches the team, retained much of that squad for their first IFL campaign. Their debut against five-time champions Dempo at Fatorda on November 1 appeared headed for a draw until Uzziel Budu scored from a corner in the eighth minute of stoppage time. This was our first-ever IFL match, and considering how we held on until the 98th minute, I believe a draw would have been a fair result, Mohanraj said. However, this is football, and if you switch off even for a moment in the 98th minute, you will be punished. The coach had also identified defending set-pieces as an area that needed immediate attention, promising his side would ensure that we do not concede set-piece goals like this in our upcoming matches. Bengaluru United delivered an emphatic response against Mohammedan SC at the Bangalore Football Stadium five days later. Marat Tarek opened their IFL scoring with a header from a corner, and two more headed goals put them in control. Mohammedan fought back to level the contest at 3-3 in the 78th minute, threatening to repeat Bengalurus painful opening-night experience. This time, however, the late moment belonged to the newcomers. Lalramdinsanga Raltes short-corner routine and cross found substitute Akshunna Tyagi, who headed home the winner in the first minute of stoppage time to seal a 4-3 victory. The contrasting results have made for an eventful opening week. Nagaland United have collected three points from their only outing and remain unbeaten, while Bengaluru United have recovered from their opening defeat to register their first win. Samaleswari, despite two losses, have shown enough fight to suggest they will remain competitive. Dempo, having beaten both Samaleswari and Bengaluru United, sit at the top of the table. Nagaland United are third and will now prepare for their first home fixture of the campaign, against Gokulam Kerala at Chmoukedima on November 14. For the club and its supporters, the occasion carries significance beyond the league standings. Ghuqhe Chishi, one of the two under-20 graduates celebrated by the club ahead of the season, is relishing the opportunity to represent Nagaland in front of its home crowd. Playing in front of our own people, representing Nagaland and wearing this jersey on home ground is something I am really looking forward to, he said. We want to make them proud, and we will give everything on the pitch. For Nagaland United, the first week has brought a historic victory and the prospect of a long-awaited homecoming. For Samaleswari and Bengaluru United, it has been an early lesson in the fine margins that separate results from performances. The season is still young, but the newcomers have already begun writing very different stories in the IFL.
SGOU, Saina Human AI sign MoU to offer AI training to over one lakh learners
PNN Kollam (Kerala) [India], November 11: Sreenarayanaguru Open University (SGOU) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Kochi-based Saina Human AI to expand access to artificial intelligence (AI) education and skill development for its learner community of more than one lakh. The MoU was signed at the university headquarters in Kureepuzha, Kollam, on November 6 as part of the initiative
Auto, taxi fares in Keralam to go up from January 1; operators call off strike
Decision taken at meeting between representatives of auto-taxi trade unions and Transport Minister C. P. John; unions have demanded that existing minimum fare of 30 be raised to 50. Panel to study proposed revision
In a Facebook post, Isaac alleges that Dr. Thomass 'only credential is she has been appointed by Sangh Parivar
New Developments Emerging: Keralam Home Minister on Gyanesh Probe
Ramesh Chennithala had announced that he had granted sanction for a VACB inquiry into allegations against Kumar relating to his tenure as PWD Secretary in Keralam
Keralam Anganwadi Worker Accused of Assaulting Child for Wetting Trousers
The worker allegedly beat the child on his hand and forcefully pinched his ears after he urinated in his trousers at the anganwadi No. 98 in Kulamada, Kollam
Indian student killed by speeding car after tyre puncture in Dubai
Dubai: A 21-year-old Indian student was killed in a road accident in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE), on Thursday, November 5, after being struck by a speeding vehicle while waiting for roadside assistance following a flat tyre. Naifa Balkies Hameed, originally from Thodupuzha in Kerala, was a final-year architecture student at Canadian University Dubai. The 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 .
Drug Abuse Fears No Ground To Curb 5-Star Hotel Bar Hours: Kerala High Court
The ruling came on a petition filed by Radisson Blu challenging notices issued by the Assistant Commissioner of Police and the Kadavanthra Police Inspector restricting DJ programmes after 11:00 pm.
Satheesan says will choose not to comment on the issue, accuses the media of twisting Adoor Prakashs remarks
Kerala Police to seek licence suspension for first-time offenders. Move as part of intensified crackdown on drunk and reckless driving launched in the wake of Nedumbassery accident that killed three youths
No agreement signed with GNA, so where is the question of withdrawal, asks Kerala CM
Keralam Chief Minister V D Satheesan addressed accusations about the state's electricity purchasing agreements with GNA. He emphasized that no formal contract had been signed, dismissing allegations of an ongoing deal. The Chief Minister criticized previous governments for lacking long-term electricity planning or generation enhancements. Satheesan assured that the UDF government will seek permanent solutions to the power crisis.
Keralam child rights panel registers case over alleged assault by Anganwadi worker on 3-year-old
According to the childs parents complaint, the worker allegedly struck the child on his hand and severely pinched his ears after he accidentally urinated in his pants
Satheesan says KSEB had 'never entered into a power purchase agreement with GNA in the first place and that he is not aware whether KSEB had misled him or not
The Kerala High Court has called for expeditious action in the Sabarimala gold theft investigation, directing the concerned authorities to speed up the process of granting prosecution sanction against officials accused in the alleged misappropriation of gold from the temples sanctum sanctorum doorframes. A Division Bench comprising Justice Raja Vijayaraghavan V. and Justice K.V. Jayakumar [] The post Sabarimala gold theft: Kerala High Court directs authorities to expedite prosecution sanction, SIT to file final report appeared first on India Legal .
Fake QR code to divert charity fund: Case filed against trust in Keralam
Money allegedly collected using fake QR code created in names of children suffering from Spinal Muscular Atrophy
Priyanka Gandhi to inaugurate projects, review development works during Wayanad visit
Her engagements on Thursday will begin with a visit to the family of the late Padma Shri awardee and traditional seed conservator Cheruvayal Raman. She will later travel to Mananthavady to inaugurate two Smart Anganwadis at Kammana and Thrissillery
Sanju Samson to lead Keralam in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy
Indian wicketkeeper-batter Sanju Samson will be leading Keralam in the upcoming Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy (SMAT) starting from November 14 onwards, reported Cricinfo. Samson's team will start their campaign against Madhya Pradesh at PCA Stadium in New Chandigarh from November 14. Vishnu Vinod, Keralam's red-ball captain, is also part of the 18-member squad alongside domestic stalwart Jalaj Saxena. Stars from Kerala Cricket League (KCL) have been rewarded too, with top-order batter Ahammed Imran, Govind Dev, the batting allrounder making it to the squad. Right-arm pacer KM Asif and left-arm spinner Vignesh Puthur add more firepower to the squad. Keralam are placed in Group C alongside Madhya Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Himachal Pradesh, Maharashtra, Puducherry and Tripura. Last season under Samson, they failed to make it to the knockouts, finishing fourth in their group. Samson has not had a productive run as of late in New Zealand, firing scores of 14, 18, 4 and 4 after a quickfire 6...
Court summons former Keralam DGP R. Sreelekha in Rahul Gandhi defamation case
In her controversial speech on October 14, Sreelekha allegedly attributed Rahul Gandhis protest in Delhi to a substance abuse-induced high
Sanju Samson To Captain Kerala In Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy T20
India wicketkeeper-batter Sanju Samson has been appointed captain of the Kerala squad for the upcoming 2026-27 Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy T20 tournament, aiming to improve his form after a modest T20I series against New Zealand.
Sanju Samson Appointed Captain for T20 Team
Udaipur, November 11: Star batsman Sanju Samson will once again take on a leadership role in a domestic tournament as he has been appointed the captain of Kerala Sanju Samson Appointed Captain for T20 Team
Kerala Mental Health Centres To Be Called 'Institute For Happiness, Wellness'
The Bench, which had earlier personally inspected all three mental health centres, identified four areas requiring urgent government intervention.
Ramayana movie battle sequence triggers viral interest in Keralams Jatayu Earth Center
The spectacular depiction of Ravana-Jatayu war in Ramayana: Part 1 has sparked global interest, turning Chadayamangalams Jatayu Earth Center into a viral trending destination across social media and travel vlogs
Kerala Travel Agency Director Arrested In Overseas Job Fraud Case
Mary Lopez, a native of Neendakara in Kollam, was taken into custody by Anchalummoodu Police following an investigation into a series of complaints against Ezra Global Tours and Travels.
Petroleum contamination makes wells unusable at Palloor in Mahe
Residents demand closure of fuel pumps along Thalassery-Mahe bypass
The patronage for the Kochi International Marina plummeted over the years due to piracy off the Somalia coast deterring seafarers and the inadequate depth at the facility due to dredging not being done at frequent intervals. Chief Minister says steps will be taken to address issues at the facility
Civil police officer injured in attack by detained man in Keralams Kochi
The officer was injured after a man who had been detained on charge of creating public nuisance in the city allegedly bit on his hands while he was being taken in a police vehicle for medical examination
Keralam at 70: holding a mirror to India
At a time when majoritarian nationalism encompasses large parts of India, Keralam at 70 is still offering a vision of secularism and pluralism
Woman, son die after being found injured at home in Mattannur
Sanju Samson back in Kerala colours, named Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy captain
Sanju Samson back in Kerala colours, named Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy captain
Weather alert: Rains likely in Tamil Nadu, Kerala; snowfall forecast in Kashmir
A low-pressure area is expected to form over the southeast Bay of Bengal around November 13. It is likely to move northwestwards and intensify into a well-marked low-pressure area within the next 24 hours, potentially influencing weather patterns over the eastern and southern parts of the country in the following days
Three persons convicted in 26.58-lakh commercial tax fraud case in Keralam
The case relates to irregularities in the payment of advance tax by traders engaged in interstate commerce during 2007-08
Kerala Opposition Leader Demands Judicial Probe into Controversial Power Purchase Agreements
Pinarayi Vijayan calls for a judicial inquiry into alleged corruption linked to Keralas power purchase agreements amid political tensions. Kerala Opposition Leader Demands Judicial Probe into Controversial Power Purchase Agreements
Vande Mataram Row Escalates In Kerala, BJP Targets Kasaragod Collector
The BJP has particularly targeted Kasaragod District Collector Sreedhanya Suresh, an IAS officer, accusing her of violating national protocol by sitting down after the first two stanzas of Vande Mataram while the remaining stanzas were still being sung.
School half-yearly exams in Keralam from December 8
Urban youth unemployment hits six-quarter high in Q2; Kerala tops states
The urban youth unemployment rate rose to 18.9 per cent in Q2FY27, while the overall jobless rate fell to 5.1 per cent; Kerala recorded the highest unemployment among states
Woman found murdered at Cheriyar in Idukki
Woman found murdered at Cheriyar in Idukki
Internal Strife Erupts in Keralas UDF as Leader Criticizes Chief Minister
Tensions rise within Keralas UDF as senior leader Adur Prakash openly criticizes Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan over governance issues. Internal Strife Erupts in Keralas UDF as Leader Criticizes Chief Minister
IMD forecasts heavy rain & snow in Kashmir, possible low pressure area over Bay of Bengal
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Nov 10 (IANS) The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted scattered to fairly widespread rainfall and snowfall over the Western Himalayan Region till November 13 under the influence of a 'Western Disturbance'. Isolated heavy rainfall and snowfall are likely over the Kashmir valley on November 12, it said. A low pressure area is expected to form over the Southeast Bay of Bengal around November 13. It is likely to move northwestwards and intensify into a well-marked low pressure area within the next 24 hours, potentially influencing weather patterns over eastern and southern parts of the country in the following days. In South Peninsular India, isolated to scattered rainfall is forecast over Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and Karaikal from November 10 to 14 and again on November 16. Kerala and Mahe are likely to see rainfall from November 10 to 15, while Lakshadweep may receive rain throughout the week till November 16. Coastal Karnataka, South Interior Karnataka, Coastal Andhra Pradesh & Yanam and Rayalaseema are also expected to witness isolated to scattered rain during the latter part of the week. Fairly widespread to widespread rainfall is predicted over Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and Karaikal on November 15 and over Kerala and Mahe on November 16. Isolated heavy rainfall is likely over Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Karaikal on November 10-11 and again on 15-16, and over Kerala and Mahe on November 16. Thunderstorms accompanied by lightning and gusty winds (40-50 kmph, gusting to 60 kmph) are expected over Tamil Nadu during November 10-12 and 15-16. In Northwest India, isolated to scattered rainfall is likely over Jammu-Kashmir-Ladakh-Gilgit-Baltistan-Muzaffarabad on November 10-11 and 14-16, with fairly widespread to widespread rain and snow during November 12-13. Isolated heavy rainfall is specifically forecast over the region on November 12. Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand are also expected to receive light to moderate rain at isolated places. Meanwhile, East India will see fairly widespread to widespread rainfall over the Andaman and Nicobar Islands throughout the week, with isolated heavy rainfall likely from November 10 to 14. Thunderstorms with lightning and gusty winds are also predicted over the islands. Northeast India may experience isolated to scattered rainfall over Arunachal Pradesh, Assam and Meghalaya and the other northeastern states till November 12, along with isolated heavy rain and moderate to intense lightning over parts of Meghalaya, Mizoram and Tripura on November 10-11. No significant weather is expected over West and Central India during the week, the IMD said.
Housing assistance instalments for 32,000 families this fiscal: Minister
Life Mission assistance raised to 6 lakh; Minister inaugurates welfare initiatives for dialysis patients in Kattakambal
22nd State Excise Arts and Sports meet begins in Kollam
KTU Syndicate accords priority to Vilappilsala campus development
CPI(M) accuses Satheesan of concentrating authority in a shadowy power group centred around the CMO
Govindan alleges that Satheesans autocratic style of functioning had whittled down the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) governments accountability to the legislature on policy and key decisions, including power purchase agreements with profit-motivated and predatory private sector entities.
His statement comes hours before CPI(M) State secretary M.V. Govindan tells press conference that Chief Minister had significantly undermined the constitutional principle of the Council of Ministers collective responsibility by concentrating power in a shadowy coterie representing questionable private interests centred on CMO
The SIT informed the court that the investigation had reached the final stages in the case related to the alleged removal of gold from the Dwarapalaka idol plates and side plates.
Traffic police to prepare centralised online registry of vehicles
The initiative will help police establish direct communication with vehicle owners and crew members during emergencies, disseminate traffic safety awareness and alerts, and curb traffic violations effectively, according to senior traffic police officials
VIROCON 2026 national conference in Thiruvananthapuram from November 11
Discussions will focus on emerging viral threats and the need for an integratedOne Health approachto protect human and animal health, safeguard agriculture and fisheries, and strengthen national preparedness
Second phase of Census 2027 to be held from January 25 to February 28, 2027
Vigilance commences probe into KIIFB land acquisitions
As part of the preliminary investigation, the Vigilance team has collected documents from KIIFB relating to fund allocation and land acquisition
Brainstorming session to discuss development plans for Keralam
Organised by the Kerala State Planning Board, the event aims to lay the groundwork for the Puthuyuga Keralam development model
Beemapally Uroos, Vettucaud church feast: KSRTC launches special services
Considering the rush of passengers during the festival, a total of 45 buses are being operated to these two pilgrimage sites
