Milma Denies Involvement in Sabari Mala Ghee Scam, Questions Allegations of Adulteration
Thiruvananthapuram, August 4: A controversy surrounding alleged irregularities in ghee supply at Keralas renowned Sabari Mala temple took a new turn on Monday. The states cooperative body, Milma, denied any involvement in the matter and raised questions about how such alleged tampering went unnoticed until now. This latest dispute follows the recent gold smuggling case ... Read more Milma Denies Involvement in Sabari Mala Ghee Scam, Questions Allegations of Adulteration
The dilemma over PM SHRI in Kerala
The UDF is caught between the need for central funds and maintaining its integrity
Holiday declared in Malappuram
Kerala rains: heavy rain continues to batter district
A total of 964 people from 365 families remain in 32 relief camps in Kozhikode as heavy rain continues and schools remain shut for a second day; more than a dozen relief camps have closed in Wayanad after many displaced families returned home, leaving 584 people in 14 camps
Sriram Venkitaraman got exemptions that even P.T. Chacko did not get: Muraleedharan
The IAS officer is accused in the death of K.M. Basheer, the Thiruvananthapuram bureau chief ofMalayalam daily Siraj , in 2019
P.K.Aju new Chief Airport Officer of Thiruvananthapuram International Airport
UDF govt. in Kerala aiding roll-out of RSS-BJP agenda: CPI
Kerala University to establish Ganapati Sastri Chair
Over 31,000 people avail Kerala Polices Locked House service through POL-APP
Remove hazardous trees near schools, says Kerala Minister
Kerala High Court denies appeal against stay on police association rejig
An order by the Additional Chief Secretary (Home) abolished the Kerala Police Officers Association and re-distributed its members and assets among two other police associations. A Single Bench stayed the order and a former office-bearer of Kerala Police Association appealed against the stay.
Kerala floods 2026: death toll climbs to 18 even as rain intensity abates
CM Satheesan says the situation in most districts is now under control following a decline in rainfall. Eighteen people lost their lives in rain-related incidents, while three others remain missing, according to official figures.
MVD steps up highway patrols as aquaplaning accidents rise in Kerala
MVD advises motorists to reduce speed and keep it below 60 kmph on wet roads or where water has collected. Since the monsoon began, national highway stretches have seen many fatal accidents
Kerala floods 2026: rain fury grips Pathanamthitta for third day, rescue teams step up operations
Low-lying regions in upper Kuttanad, including parts of Thiruvalla and Aranmula, remain under water; as many as 5,940 people are currently sheltered in relief camps across the district
Kerala rains 2026: festive bustle makes way for eerie silence in Ranni
Half-open shutters, heaps of mud, waterlogged furniture and ruined merchandise stand as grim reminders of the flash flood that ripped through the town
Veteran Congress leader Karuthodi Radhakrishnan passes away at 83
He played a key role in strengthening the Congress in areas such as Kayiliyad, Chalavara, Shoranur and Ottapalam and served as president of the Chalavara grama panchayat
More than a dozen relief camps shut as weather improves; 584 people from 174 families remain in 14 camps
Opposition sharpens attack on Kerala CM, accuses him of resorting to lies
The accusations revolve around Satheesans controversial helicopter trip and scheduled lunch during the disaster, with LDF leaders asserting that his lack of effective crisis management has compromised government operations.
Kerala floods 2026: several parts of Kottayam still inundated, over 3,700 shifted to relief camps
Four relief camps remain open in Kasaragod
Holiday declared for educational institutions in three districts in Kerala
Monica Gaur's Pune residence draws inspiration from Kerala's traditional coastal cottages. The expansive layout emphasizes communal areas and natural ventilation throughout the home. Handcrafted interiors showcase India's rich artistic heritage and indigenous paintings. Artisans lived on-site for two years to meticulously craft the custom structure. This home blends historic South Indian elements with contemporary functional layouts.
Police register case after foetus flushed down hospital toilet in Keralas Thiruvananthapuram
Thrikkudamanna tourism circuit project nears completion
The project centres on the development of a riverside park at Thrikkudamanna Kadavu on the banks of Iruvanjippuzha under the Destination Challenge project initiative of the State government
Kerala farmers turn to rambutan as a profitable alternative to rubber
Higher farm incomes and lower labour needs are encouraging growers to embrace rambutan while seeking stronger market access and logistics support
Kerala floods 2026: Idukki mudslide survivor recalls moments before disaster
Thankaraj, who managed to rescue his family before tragedy struck, was trapped under mud and later saved by neighbours; with their house and vehicles completely lost, the family seeks govt. aid to rebuild their lives
Kerala High Court allows two crew members of capsized MSC Elsa 3 to return home
The Chief Officer and Second Engineer of the ship had been detained in Kochi for more than a year after the ship capsize
Hydel storage improves, but rainfall plays havoc with power supply network
As of August 3 evening, power supply remained disrupted for 63,676 consumers, predominantly in Pathanamthitta and Kannur districts, due to damage to nearly 3,000 distribution transformers and thousands of electrical posts
Sabarimala ghee supply: No lapses on Milmas side, says chairman K.S. Mani
The Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB) made the payment for the supplies in full and had not made any complaint about quality, he says
Kochi Corporation in Kerala to hand over Konthuruthy river puramboke to KMRL for beautification
It has been cleared of encroachments to restore the river to its original width of 38 metres
Flash floods have crippled Keralas trading sector, says merchant body
Many firms may be forced to shut down unless the government steps in with effective intervention, says P. Niazar, president of the Kerala Merchants Chamber of Commerce
Kerala to strengthen Supplyco with modern storage, supply chain reforms: CM
Such steps will enable the agencyto procure essential commodities during harvest seasons at lower prices and supply them to consumers at affordable rates throughout the year, Satheesan pointed out
In a sarcastic remark, V.D. Satheesan says he is unaware that the previous Chief Minister' had observed a fast during the 2018 floods
Coastal erosion washed away road, threatens hundreds of homes in Kasaragod in Kerala
The sea has advanced nearly 100 metres inland at Kavugoli, completely destroying the Cherangai-Kavungoli coastal road
Kerala CM Addresses Flood Management and Helicopter Controversy
Thiruvananthapuram, August 3: Kerala Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan has responded to concerns regarding flood management and the use of a government helicopter for personal travel. On Monday, he asserted that there has been no lapse in flood management in the state. He accused the opposition of spreading misinformation during this crisis. After a high-level review ... Read more Kerala CM Addresses Flood Management and Helicopter Controversy
One dead, two missing so far as heavy rain continues to batter Keralas Kannur
521 people shifted to eight relief camps as on Monday. Five landslips reported so far in Kannur district
CM claims delay in receiving timely forecasts from IMD created difficulties during initial hours of extreme rainfall as Kerala relies primarily on agency forecasts to monitor weather conditions
Kerala rains: 92% of power connection restored after monsoon damage, says Minister Sunny Joseph
Minister says 2,892 transformers were damaged during the rains. Following the receding of floodwater, 2,600 transformers have been repaired and re-energised, while restoration of 1,872 damaged electric poles is progressing
Kerala rain toll reaches 15; over 11,000 in relief camps
The death toll from floods and landslides triggered by heavy rain in Kerala has risen to 15, with seven people still missing. Chief Minister V D Satheesan announced immediate financial assistance for affected families, ordered a review of crop-loss compensation and dismissed rumours of dam water releases, warning of action against those spreading
Several Kerala districts declared holidays for schools and colleges today, August 3. This decision was made following heavy rainfall and a warning from the India Meteorological Department. Most districts closed all educational institutions as a precautionary measure. However, scheduled public and university examinations will proceed as planned. Authorities have issued safety advisories urging residents to avoid unnecessary travel and stay alert.
Returning to Ancient Wellness: From Kerala's Ayurveda to Israels Dead Sea
Across beauty and wellbeing, there's a growing pull back to the rooted and the time-tested, to the things our grandmothers did without ever needing a label to explain them.
In Kerala's rubber-growing belt, spiky red fruit is raising hopes for new farming future
Once considered an exotic fruit seen only in home gardens, rambutan has quietly grown into one of Kerala's fastest-expanding commercial fruit crops
Kerala rain fury: 15 dead, 7 missing as relief camps shelter thousands
Kerala HC Grants Bail to 9 CPI(M) Workers Accused of Attacking ED Officials
The central agency strongly opposed the bail pleas, arguing that the attack was a pre-planned conspiracy to intimidate officers and disrupt an ongoing probe
Kerala Jesuit Priest Identified As Mastermind Behind Delhis CJP Unrest
A Kerala Jesuit priest named George Mutholil has been identified as the key strategist behind the current protests and unrest in New Delhi, according to a PGurus article. The demonstrations, organized by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), demanded the resignation of Union Human Resource Development Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Although the agitation is publicly framed around Continue reading Kerala Jesuit Priest Identified As Mastermind Behind Delhis CJP Unrest The post Kerala Jesuit Priest Identified As Mastermind Behind Delhis CJP Unrest appeared first on OurVoice | WeRIndia - Analysis & Opinion .
Kerala Rain Toll Rises to 15, Says CM Satheesan
Seven people are still missing
KSEB Staffer Swims Across Swollen River to Restore Power, Minister Hails Him
In a Facebook post, the minister said Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB) employee Rafeeq of the Angadipuram section office swam across the overflowing river to repair a fault on the electricity line
15 Killed, 7 Missing In Rain-Related Incidents Across Kerala
Kerala reports 15 rain-related deaths with seven missing amid ongoing relief efforts.
Woman killed, many injured as KSRTC bus skids off Nelliyampathy ghat road in Keralas Palakkad
The accident occurred around 9.30 a.m. when the bus travelling from Nelliyampathy to Nenmara skidded at a curve near Pothundy Dam and fell into a teak plantation below. The driver reportedly lost control of the vehicle on the rain-soaked road
Kerala rains: Water level of major rivers in Ernakulam crosses warning mark
District administration issues alert to people living along Muvattupuzha, Thodupuzha and Kaliyar rivers as water levels continued to rise
Kerala rains: Shutters of Kanjirapuzha dam in Palakkad to be raised
Kerala Family Die by Suicide in Pune; Note Cites Financial Strain
The incident occurred in Pune's Morwadi. The family is originally from Kerala and was living in the Pimpri area for the past three years
Fish workers urge Centre to consult coastal states before finalising shipping law
Draft policy places emphasis on industrial fishing, which could lead to the concentration of the sector in the hands of a few large operators, the Kerala Fishworkers panel said
Kerala: Newborn Found Dead in Hospital Toilet in Thiruvananthapuram
Thiruvananthapuram Medical College Police have registered a case and launched an investigation into the incident
The woman who had reached the place to see off her daughter was fatally struck after KSRTC bus went out of control; locals said the driver suffered a medical emergency
Rain triggers landslip at Panakkad in Keralas Malappuram; highway blocked
A hill in the area had been shedding loose soil since Sunday morning, prompting authorities to close the highway before the slope gave way. Earth, rocks and trees tumbled onto the road and into the swollen Kadalundipuzha on the other side
Kerala rains: Heavy rainfall continues in Idukki, dam water levels rise
Isolated incidents of mudslides and fallen trees reported across the district
Heavy Rain Lashes Kerala; Pathanamthitta on Alert
Minister Vishnunadh is camping in Pathanamthitta and leading disaster management and relief operations
Kerala rains: Overnight rain swells rivers, heightens flood threat in central Travancore
A Kerala consumer court ordered Federal Bank to pay 1.25 lakh after blocking a customer's international debit card without prior notice. The ruling reinforces that banks must communicate card blocks promptly, especially when customers are travelling abroad.
Pune Family of Three Dies by Suicide, Note Cites Financial Stress
Kerala-origin couple and their teenage daughter found unconscious at their Pimpri home; police are investigating.
Kozhikode on high alert as Kakkayam reservoir nears maximum level
The reservoir, which forms a part of the Kuttiyadi Hydroelectric Project, continues to experience tremendous inflow
Kerala on alert as heavy monsoon rains raise widespread flooding concerns
Water levels may rise in Pathanamthitta, authorities warn
Moderate heavy rain continues in Kerala; CM to chair emergency meeting
A flash flood warning has been issued for Pathanamthitta, where intense rainfall was recorded over the past couple of days
The India Meteorological Department has issued weather warnings for Monday, August 3. Heavy to very heavy rainfall is expected across Arunachal Pradesh, Bihar, and Sub-Himalayan West Bengal. Many other states will also witness heavy showers accompanied by thunderstorms and strong winds. Squally weather is forecast over adjoining seas with wind speeds reaching up to 60 kmph. These conditions are likely to persist across various regions of the country.
Kerala faces heavy rainfall and strong winds on August 3, with a yellow warning issued. Eight people have died and eight remain missing due to recent rain-related incidents. Over 5,000 people have moved to relief camps as houses face damage. Cleaning operations have begun in affected areas with government support. Heavy showers are expected again from August 6 to August 8.
ICLS Officer Trainees arrive in Sgr on Bharat Darshan tour
Srinagar, Aug 02: Seven Officer Trainees of the Indian Corporate Law Service (ICLS), recruited through the UPSC All India Civil Services Examination 2023, have reached Srinagar as part of their domestic study tour, also known as Bharat Darshan. The trainees are visiting the Union Territory to gain exposure to the regulatory and enforcement work of the office of the Registrar of Companies (ROC J&K) and to meet dignitaries and Central Government officials posted in the region. Thetour of the traineesis restricted to three days, and they shall depart for the UT of Ladakh on August 5, 2026, in the forenoon. Profile of Officer Trainees: - Dr Issac Jose Thrissur, Kerala. Holds an MBBS degree from Kerala University; served as a Resident in Cardiology for five years prior to joining ICLS. - Parth Noida, Uttar Pradesh.HoldsB.A. (Hons.) in Political Science from Kirori Mal College, University of Delhi,andLL.B. from MMH College, Ghaziabad; worked as a Lawyer before joining the Service. - Dethe Sagar Shamrao Jalgaon, Maharashtra.HoldsB.Sc. in Zoology from Fergusson College, Pune; joined ICLS without prior professional experience. - Himanshu Kumar Muzaffarpur, Bihar.HoldsB.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering from IIT Delhi; worked as a Data Scientist for two years before joining. - Mitul Dabhi Surat, Gujarat. Holds an MBBS degree from Sumandeep Vidyapeeth, Vadodara; worked as a doctor prior to joining the Service. - Apoorva Jagbharia Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh.HoldsB.A. (Hons.) in Political Science from Indraprastha College, University of Delhi, and a postgraduate degree in Political Science and International Relations from JNU; joined ICLS without prior professional experience. - Navneet Mishra Gonda, Uttar Pradesh.HoldsB.Tech. in Chemistry from IIT Bombay; worked as a Biomedical Scientist for three years before joining. The trainees come from different backgrounds and hail from various states across the country.
Priyanka Gandhi Expresses Condolences Over Keralas Heavy Rain Deaths
Thiruvananthapuram, August 3: Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra expressed deep sorrow on Sunday over the loss of life and extensive damage caused by heavy rains in Kerala. Flood-like conditions, landslides, and other rain-related incidents continue to affect various parts of the state. The death toll from rain-related incidents has risen to 12. ... Read more Priyanka Gandhi Expresses Condolences Over Keralas Heavy Rain Deaths
Heavy Rain in Kerala: Schools Closed in Nine Districts, Yellow Alert Issued
Thiruvananthapuram, August 3: Heavy rainfall continued across Kerala on Sunday, leading to flooding in several low-lying areas. As a precautionary measure, district administrations in nine districts have declared a holiday for educational institutions on Monday. Due to ongoing rain in large parts of the state, the district administrations of Kasaragod, Kannur, Kozhikode, Wayanad, Malappuram, Thrissur, ... Read more Heavy Rain in Kerala: Schools Closed in Nine Districts, Yellow Alert Issued
Vadilal Industries challenges order granting interim relief to Mumbai faction
The Mumbai faction had originally approached the court under Section 9 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, seeking interim relief. It alleged that the Ahmedabad faction had attempted to terminate agreements that allowed the Mumbai branch to manufacture and sell ice cream and juices under the Vadilal name in Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka, Kerala and undivided Andhra Pradesh.
Heavy silt in Pazhassi dam disrupts drinking water treatment
High turbidity in the Pazhassi dam following intense rain and landslips disrupted drinking water treatment, reducing water supply to Kannur town and adjoining areas
Hunger strike against laterite quarry in Kannur suspended after Collector issues stop memo
District Collector issues temporary stop memo after inquiries into quarry permit following petitions by protest committee; residents allege quarry on ecologically sensitive laterite hill threatens around 50 Scheduled Tribe families and community facilities
M.K. Sanoo never thought continuos Left rule will be dangerous, says Pinarayi Vijayan
In what sounded like a veiled criticism of former Kerala Sahitya Akademi president K. Satchidanandan, Leader of the Opposition recalled how gracefully Sanoo had occupied the same position during an earlier tenure of the LDF
Kerala floods 2026: death toll rises to 11, over 7,600 people in relief camps
Towns in central Kerala remain heavily waterlogged; search operations continue for people reported missing; IMD places all 14 districts on yellow alert on Monday, no heavy rainfall alert for Tuesday and Wednesday; sanitation work launched in places where floodwaters have receded, says CM
Landslip cripples BengaluruMangaluru rail link, trains cancelled & diverted
Western Ghats landslip disrupts 20+ trains in Karnataka, delays services in Kerala and Goa
8 Killed, 8 Missing, 13 Injured As Kerala Rains Trigger Landslides, Flooding
The India Meteorological Department issued an 'orange alert' for 12 districts of Kerala and a 'yellow alert' for Thiruvananthapuram and Kollam districts.
Three held for allegedly pledging fake gold ornaments
A video was shared by Muslim Youth League vice-president of Satheesan participating in a lunch at his house and there were reports of Chief Minister using governments helicopter for private purposes. Pinarayi Vijayan says negligence and lack of coordination has worsened the plight of the flood-affected
Container ship loses control while leaving Cochin Port, moored safely
The ship has been moored at Ernakulam Wharf Q7 since the incident, and will leave the premises only after repair works
Kudumbashree cultivates 928 acres for Onam in Kollam district in Kerala
Coimbatore woman dies after being swept away at Palakkuzhi waterfall in Keralas Palakkad
Bhanupriya was part of a five-member group that visited the waterfall despite restrictions on entry to tourist spots in hilly areas due to heavy rain
Kerala CM Faces Criticism for Attending Lunch Amid Heavy Rain Crisis
Thiruvananthapuram, August 2: Kerala Chief Minister V.D. Satheeshan is under fire from leftist leaders after attending a lunch hosted by Faisal Bafaki Thangal, vice president of the Muslim Youth League, in Ponnani. This event took place while several regions in the state were grappling with heavy rainfall and emergency weather conditions. The controversy erupted when ... Read more Kerala CM Faces Criticism for Attending Lunch Amid Heavy Rain Crisis
Heavy rain continues to lash Thrissur; schools shut, relief camps opened
Waterlogging persists across district, 48 people housed in five relief camps, yellow alert issued on Karuvannur River as authorities urge caution
Holiday declared for educational institutions in Kuttanad, Chengannur
Kerala floods 2026: Two taluks in Idukki record over 200 mm rainfall
As many as 187 people, comprising 73 men, 81 women, and 33 children, have been shifted to 13 relief camps across the district
Kerala floods 2026: clean-up begins in Kottayam as rain fury leaves trail of destruction
Normal life disrupted in Erattupetta, Pala, Kanjirappally and Koottickal as several houses become uninhabitable
Forest department tells Central Empowered Committee that Plantation Corporation of Kerala has leased, subleased, licensed or otherwise allotted portions of the land to private parties for pineapple cultivation, adversely affecting wildlife movement, habitat connectivity, soil stability, water resources and ecological integrity of the area
Minister announces special package for tribespeople in Keralas Nilambur
The Adalat, organised under the Vikas Vision 2040 initiative led by Aryadan Shoukath, MLA, issued 11 essential documents to tribal residents from 168 settlements
