Kerala High Court disposes of petition in Malayidamthuruth land dispute
Two members of a Kerala family killed in Saudi road crash
Bus conductor sentenced to 5 years RI for sexually abusing minor girl
Migrant remittances are not reverse: CMID counters CMs remark
Man held on charge of sexually abusing minor
Actors Revathy, Padmapriya resign from Association of Malayalam Movie Artistes
Actors say resignation not in haste and not about a single incident
Kerala HC issues notice to former DGP over alleged misuse of official insignia
Ruling BJP faced with challenges on multiple fronts at the Thiruvananthapuram Corporation
Speculation rife over selection of new KPCC chief
AICC general secretary in charge of Kerala Deepa Dasmunshi is in Thiruvananthapuram reportedly to steer discussions with senior leaders regarding the choices before the party
Govt. chalks out reforms for medical college hospitals
Accused in Abhimanyu murder case plea not guilty
The case has been adjourned to July 24, when the prosecution will submit its list of witnesses and documentary evidence
Kerala Forest Minister is set to meet Union Minister Bhupender Yadav on Wednesday to press demand for granting Chief Conservators of Forests the authority to order the hunting of dangerous animals. He will also seek permission for aerial translocation of animals, and additional funding for compensation and mitigation efforts.
Kerala govt., Adani Group strive to resolve differences over sale of Vizhinjam port stake
APSEZ CEO says company wants to take Vizhinjam port to the next level only with the support of the Kerala and Union governments. Kerala govt. exploring the possibility of placing conditions on the stake sale as part of protecting the States interests
Extension of tenure sought for guest faculty in Calicut varsity
Pothundy twin murder verdict put off to July 13
Additional District and Sessions Court-IV postpones verdict due to judges ill health
P.K. Sasis Democratic Marxist Front to merge with CMP on July 17
Sasi says DMF, along with other like-minded groups, will form a new Left platform in Kerala
Muthu was under police custody while undergoing treatment; the two children continue to be in critical condition
157 more houses for Wayanad landslide survivors to be completed by September 30, says Minister
Forest department links surge in tiger attacks to growing cattle population in Munnar
The abundance of easy prey has led to big cats living socially within the tea plantations
Minister reviews progress of Wayanad township project
Panel to study impact of Priyadarshini free bus travel scheme on private buses in Kerala
Students should be made more competent, says Education Minister Samsudheen
Private hospital nurses launch indefinite stir in Kannur
IMD weather update: India braces for a deluge as the Meteorological Department forecasts heavy to extremely heavy rainfall across numerous states on Tuesday, July 7. A depression over Jharkhand is driving widespread showers, with thunderstorms and gusty winds also expected. The monsoon's advance is anticipated to cover more regions, including Gujarat and parts of Rajasthan, over the next three days. Residents are urged to stay alert for potential flooding and disruptions.
Nurses step up agitation in Thrissur; UNA to launch round-the-clock protest at Amala
Association warns of district-wide strike within 48 hours if wage dispute remains unresolved
Kozhikode City police expand drone surveillance over newly identified drug hotspots
Kerala to complete fallow land mapping in a month
Agriculture Minister T. Siddique, addressing a district-level review meeting in Kottayam, directs officials to take steps to ensure quality of paddy
Kerala PSC internal probe finds anomalies in evaluation
Answers to nine questions for any of the 228 candidates were not evaluated due to an error in assigning these questions for evaluation in the On Screen Marking (OSM) system, according to an interim report filed by the vigilance officer.
Custodial torture allegation clouds probe into POCSO case at Koodal in Keralas Pathanamthitta
Investigators remain unconvinced that the girl would have levelled allegations of such gravity against 10 persons solely because of disappointment over a romantic relationship
Crisis in Pala municipality sparks talk of Congress-KC(M) thaw
The Congresss mandalam committee unanimously supports its councillors decision to withdraw support to the independent collective, and the resolution has been sent to the DCC and KPCC for approval.
Indie artiste Haniya Nafisa on her album, music production and singing in the Kannur dialect
The Kochi-based singer-songwriter reflects on experimenting with genres, collaborating with fellow artistes and discovering her identity as a producer
Fake Flipkart 'GOAT' Sale Scam: Kerala Police Issue Cyber Fraud Alert
Fraudsters are using fake social media pages and websites to lure shoppers with unrealistic discounts and steal money.
Sunni Students Federation Palakkad district literary festival concludes
More than 1,500 students from 12 divisions participated in the festival, which featured 175 events
450 private buses stay off roads in Kasaragod as operators protest free travel scheme for women
The strike was called by the Kasaragod District Private Bus Operators Federation, along with various workers organisations
Mohanlal declares 10 elephant tusks, 13 ivory idols under Kerala amnesty scheme
Mohanlal has declared 10 elephant tusks and 13 ivory idols to the Kerala Forest Department under the state's amnesty scheme. The declaration relates to a 2011 ivory possession case, though officials clarified it does not automatically end the ongoing legal proceedings
Mother of three-year-old Amboori accident victim attempts suicide
She is being treated at a private hospital in Kattakkada
Satluj Compels India To Confront One Of Punjab's Darkest Chapters: State Leaders
AAP leader Malvinder Singh Kang said, Propaganda-driven films such as The Kashmir Files and The Kerala Story were promoted and screened without obstruction. Yet when a film raises uncomfortable questions about the human rights violations and atrocities in Punjab, it disappears from an OTT platform.
Madurai Hosts 6th Leg of Kauvery Hospital-TNSTC Veterans Tennis Tournament 2026
Around 125 players from Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Kerala, Karnataka, Maharashtra, and Rajasthan participated in the tournament. A total prize money of Rs. 2 lakh was distributed among the winners, runners-up, and semi-finalists across all categories. The VIth Leg of the Kauvery Hospital-Tamil Nadu Senior Tennis Club (TNSTC) Veterans Tennis Tournament 2026 was held at the Madurai Union Club from June 26 to 28, featuring Singles and Doubles events across seven age categories (40+, 50+, 55+, 60+, 65+, 70+, and 75+). Tennis Tournament Around 125 players from Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Kerala, Karnataka, Maharashtra, and Rajasthan participated in the tournament, reflecting its growing popularity among veteran tennis players across the country. A total prize money of Rs. 2 lakh was distributed among the winners, runners-up, and semi-finalists across all categories. Trophies and Prize money were distributed by Mr. Jayaraman, Chairman, and Mr. N. Narayanasamy, Secretary, TNSTC. The tournament featured several accomplished veteran players who have represented India at the World Veterans Tennis Championships. They included Sanjay Kumar (Kerala) in the 60+ category, Suresh Murthati (Telangana) and Tulasiram (Karnataka) in the 70+ category, and Venkatachalam Swaminathan (Tamil Nadu) in the 75+ category. Sanjay Kumar and Venkatachalam Swaminathan have both captained the Indian team at the World Veterans Tennis Championships. One of the highlights of the tournament was the participation of two octogenarian players, Mr. R. Nagarajan and Mr. Shivamony Moorthy. In the singles events, Srikanth (40+), Ramesh S (50+), Srinivas Reddy (55+), Senthil Kumar (60+), V. Shankar (65+), Tulasiram (70+), and Venkatachalam Swaminathan (75+) emerged as champions in their respective categories. In the doubles events, Sathish Babu and M. Ramu (40+), Ramesh S and Sathish Babu (50+), Dinesh Thampi and Srinivas Reddy (55+), Sivakumar and Senthil Kumar (60+), Alapati Suresh and V. Shankar (65+), Tulasiram and Suresh Murthati (70+), and Venkatachalam Swaminathan and Veeramani K (75+) were the winners in their respective categories. TNSTC, one of the most active veteran tennis organisations in South India, has a membership of around 550 veteran players. The club conducts four non-ranking tournaments annually at Madurai, Coimbatore, Tiruchirappalli, and Chennai, providing veteran tennis enthusiasts with regular opportunities for competitive play and camaraderie. Kauvery Hospital played a key role in ensuring the health and safety of all participants. A dedicated medical team, supported by a fully equipped ambulance, remained on standby throughout the tournament to provide immediate medical assistance and first-aid support. The next leg of the Tamil Nadu Senior Tennis Club Veterans Tennis Tournament will be hosted in Tiruchirappalli during September 2026.
Coexistence Collective, a broad coalition of environmental organisations, wildlife conservationists, researchers, scientists and civil society groups, alleges that some Congress leaders are attempting to undermine forest, wildlife and environmental protection, and such actions have intensified since UDF came into power in Kerala
Ayyankkuzhi residents to revive protest over alleged non-payment of rent dues
The families had to vacate their homes in Ayyankuzhi following a fire at the Bharat Petroleum Corporation LimitedKochi Refinery campus in their neighbourhood nearly a year ago
HiLITE Group's YOO Hub Trivandrum Drives Kerala's IT Growth with 5,000 New Jobs
HiLITE Group marked the commencement of its latest project, YOO Hub Trivandrum, at Technopark Phase III with a grand groundbreaking ceremony. As part of the Group’s expanding portfolio of developments across the state, this Rs. 300-crore project is set to completely redefine Kerala’s technology infrastructure, generating approximately 5,000 direct employment opportunities and significantly boosting the state's digital economy. P. K. Kunhalikutty, Minister for Industries, IT & AI performed the groundbreaking ceremony for the project along with other dignitaries. Groundbreaking ceremony of HiLITE Group's ‘YOO Hub Trivandrum’ in Technopark Phase III “ The ground breaking ceremony of HiLITE Group’s ‘YOO HUB Trivandrum’ marks another significant milestone in Kerala’s journey as a leading destination for technology and innovation. India’s first branded IT workspace, developed in collaboration with ‘YOO’ at Technopark, reflects the confidence of global brands in our state. This project will create over 5,000 quality jobs and further strengthen Kerala’s IT and AI ecosystem. I congratulate HiLITE Group on this landmark initiative and wish them every success ,” said P. K. Kunhalikutty, Minister for Industries, IT & AI . “ YOO Hub Trivandrum represents our commitment to creating world-class infrastructure that empowers businesses, attracts global investment, and generates meaningful employment. Through our partnership with YOO and IWG, we are proud to introduce India’s first branded IT Park, reinforcing Kerala’s emergence as a leading destination for technology, innovation and enterprise. This is not just a building—it is an investment in the future of our state ,” said P. Sulaiman, Chairman, HiLITE Group . “ The ground breaking ceremony of HiLITE Group’s 'YOO HUB Trivandrum' marks a momentous step forward for Kerala's IT ecosystem. This addition of 5.37 lakh square feet of premium Grade-A IT space comes at a highly opportune time when market demand is at an all-time high ,” said Sandip Kumar IAS, CEO, Technopark . “ IT is the most promising and crucial sector in Kerala. We have incredible talent and the right human resources, but what we truly lack is premium infrastructure or multinational companies to establish their presence here, Grade-A spaces that meet the standards they demand must be available. At HiLITE, our core mission is to bridge this gap and provide exactly what global businesses look for,” said Ajil Muhammed, CEO of HiLITE Group . " We're delighted to partner with HiLITE on YOO Hub Trivandrum, bringing YOO's design philosophy to Kerala's IT ecosystem, with IWG operating the business club at its heart. India's technology corridors deserve workplaces designed to the same standard as the world's best and we're proud to see ground broken today on a development that puts people, design and the way they work at the centre of it, " - John Hitchcox, Chairman, YOO . “ It’s been a privilege to bring YOO together with HiLITE and IWG on YOO Hub Trivandrum — a project that sets a new benchmark for branded workplaces in India, ”- Badal Saboo, YOO Associate . Developed in exclusive collaboration with YOO and IWG, YOO Hub Trivandrum marks a significant milestone in the evolution of premium workspaces. It is India's first YOO-branded IT Park and the first IT project globally under the YOO brand, bringing the company's internationally acclaimed luxury design philosophy into the technology infrastructure sector for the first time. The collaboration also brings IWG's global expertise in flexible and hybrid workspaces, creating a future-ready business destination designed to meet the evolving needs of modern enterprises. Spread across approximately 5.37 lakh sq. ft. over 1.88 acres, the development will feature a configuration of a Basement, Ground Floor, two dedicated parking floors, and 15 premium office floors. This world-class commercial ecosystem is meticulously engineered to attract multinational corporations, Global Capability Centres, established technology companies, research institutions, and emerging digital enterprises. In addition to its economic and design milestones, the project sets a new standard for sustainable development in the region. YOO Hub Trivandrum has already received the prestigious LEED v4.1 BD+C (Building Design and Construction): Core and Shell pre-certification Platinum level. This represents the highest level of technical appreciation and environmental evaluation from the U.S. Green Building Council. The event was attended by P. K. Kunhalikutty, Minister for Industries, IT & AI, P. M. A. Sameer, MLA, Thirurangadi, Seeram Sambasiva Rao IAS, Special Secretary, Electronics & Information Technology Department, Sandip Kumar IAS, CEO, Technopark, Santosh Babu IAS, Managing Director, KSITIL, Santhosh Koshy, Managing Director, KINFRA, Col. Sanjeev Nair (Retd.), Former CEO, Technopark, P. Sulaiman, Chairman, HiLITE Group, Ajil Muhammed, CEO, HiLITE Group, Shafeeq P, CEO, HiLITE Properties.
KSEB to charge 1 paise per unit surcharge in July for bi-monthly consumers to recover fuel costs
However, no surcharge will be levied on monthly-billed consumers
26-year-old Malappuram native was arrested upon his return from Saudi Arabia a few days ago. Case pertains to a Facebook comment allegedly posted by the accused under a video that featured the daughter of a Kochi native who was killed in the April 2025 terror attack
UAPA invoked against Kerala man held over offensive comment on Pahalgam attack victim*
Kollam The police have invoked the stringent UAPA against a Kerala native, who was arrested on his return from Saudi Arabia over an alleged offensive comment posted under a video featuring the daughter of a victim of the Pahalgam terror attack, officials said on Monday. The Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) has been invoked against []
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation seeks turnkey role for proposed Kerala High Speed Railway project
The proposed high-speed rail corridor, estimated to cost 57,000 crore, will connect Thiruvananthapuram and Kannur. According to DMRC, the project will eventually have the capacity to carry 2.28 lakh passengers a day
Employees who turned up at the office on Monday morning were denied entry as security personnel at the co-working space informed them they had received an intimation from the company not to permit staff inside
100 Additional Trains Announced for Kerala During Onam
The minister said details of the special trains, including their schedules, routes and stoppages, will be announced soon
Wildlife case: Mohanlal declares 10 elephant tusks, 13 ivory idols
Malayalam superstar Mohanlal has declared the possession of 10 elephant tusks and 13 ivory idols to the Kerala Forest Department.
Sudhakaran says any corrective measures within CPI(M) under Govindans leadership will be ineffective as he is incapable of correcting himself
Brain-dead 7-year-old boys organs to give new lease of life to six patients in Kerala
Lokineni Yaashvan, a native of Tirumalagiri district in Hyderabad who was residing in Tirunelveli, was hit by an ambulance while crossing the road on his bicycle on June 29 night. His six organs both kidneys, the liver, the corneas and the heart valve are being transplanted into patients awaiting organs for a fresh lease of life in Kerala
Gold loan fraud: Second employee dies after suicide bid in Kerala
Thiruvananthapuram: The second of two employees of a private gold finance company who allegedly attempted suicide after a major gold-pledging fraud died while undergoing treatment in Vizhinjam here, police said on Monday, July 6. The deceased was identified as Aishwarya (34), a native of Venganoor. Another employee, Anju (28), also a native of Venganoor, had 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 .
In addition to families in India, support under the humanitarian rehabilitation package also reached the family of the deceased worker in Sri Lanka Daughter of deceased worker from Mau, Uttar Pradesh, was offered support to pursue nursing and future job opportunity in the UAE The Rs. 2.6 crore humanitarian relief package announced by UAE-Based Indian entrepreneur Dr Shamsheer Vayalil for families affected by Dubai’s Emirates Road tragedy has reached the homes of deceased workers in India’s Telangana and Uttar Pradesh. Dr. Shamsheer Vayalil’s representatives hand over support to the parents of late Thirupathi Gollapally in Telangana The relief initiative follows a road accident that occurred in Dubai in June, when a minibus carrying workers collided with a stationary truck, leaving seven dead and nine injured. The victims were later identified as migrant workers, and the accident prompted grief and support efforts across the UAE and India. Family of late Abdul Rasheed at their home in Kopaganj, Uttar Pradesh Representatives from Dr. Shamsheer’s office visited the families of the six Indian workers who died in the accident. They traveled across rural Telangana and Uttar Pradesh to meet the bereaved families, convey their condolences and support, and hand over the financial assistance. A representative also visited the family of the Sri Lankan worker who lost his life in the accident. Under the humanitarian recovery program, the family of each deceased worker is receiving Rs. 26 lakh. Further education support for children from the affected families is being assessed and will be coordinated directly with the families. Support Reaches Rural homes in Telangana The three workers from Telangana were Saleem Sayyed Hussain, 51, from Namilikonda in Jagitial district, Abdul Rafiq Abdul Raheem, 37, from Kaddam in Nirmal district, and Thirupathi Gollapally Chandraiah, 23, from Thakkallapalle in Jagitial district. Saleem is survived by his wife, Sayyad Goreebee, and three children. Family members said he had gone to the UAE around two-and-a-half months ago to build a better home and support his children’s education. One of his children has health-related challenges, while marriage discussions had begun for his elder daughter. Thirupathi’s parents spoke about the hopes they had placed in their son, who had gone to the UAE for the first time around seven months ago. He would call home and speak about adjusting to work and life abroad, including the challenges of outdoor work. Abdul Rafiq is survived by his wife, Raziya Begum, and their young daughter, Rida Fathima. His family and villagers remember him as a warm and helpful person. His father, Abdul Rahan, who had lost two other children in a road accident in Telangana in 2015, said the latest tragedy has left the family struggling to rebuild life once again. Families in UP Recall Unfinished Dreams In Uttar Pradesh, the visits covered the families of Abdul Rasheed Zakir Husain, 38, from Kopaganj in Mau district, Markandey Chauhan Bhajjan Chauhan, 39, from Khurahat in Mau district, and Mohammad Saqib Liyaqat Ali, 31, from Sahaspur in Bijnor district. In Khurahat, Mau, Markandey’s family recalled his long years of work in the Gulf and his dreams for his children. He is survived by his wife, Sarswati Devi, and three children, including 17-year-old Ankita Chauhan, who recently completed Grade 12. During the visit, Dr. Shamsheer, Founder and Chairman of VPS Health , connected with the family over a video call. When Ankita shared that she wished to pursue BSc Nursing, Dr. Shamsheer said, “ We will support you to complete your education. Study well and complete the course. We will be happy to bring you here after that. Markandey ji will be remembered every day through you .” At Kopaganj, Abdul Rasheed’s family said he had left home exactly two months before the news of the accident reached them. He is survived by his wife, Farida Khatoon, and three young daughters. “He had told us this would be his last journey abroad to find a job, and that once he returned, he would not go again,” said Mohammed Aamir, his wife’s brother. The family said Abdul Rasheed wanted to educate his children and improve the small house in which they currently live. In Sahaspur, Bijnor, Mohammad Saqib’s family said he had gone to Dubai for the first time around eight months ago after working as an aluminium fabricator. He hoped to support his mother and sisters and stayed on despite challenges, hoping the UAE would help him build stability for the family. The support also reached Sri Lanka, where a representative from Dr. Shamsheer’s office traveled from Colombo to Mullaitivu district to meet the family of Samuvel Rengasami, 34, the sole breadwinner of his family. He is survived by his wife, Rajarathnaraja Jeevarani, and a young daughter. Nine Injured Workers Also Receive Financial Assistance Financial support has also been extended to the nine injured survivors in coordination with the workers’ employer, with the amount distributed based on the severity of their injuries and recovery needs. Among the injured survivors, eight are Indian nationals, including three from Uttar Pradesh, two from Rajasthan, and one each from Kerala, Telangana, and Bihar. One injured worker is a Nepali national. Four of them received the amount in the UAE, while three others who are currently in India have had the support transferred to their accounts. Two critically injured workers, who are still undergoing treatment at a hospital in Dubai, have also received the support in their accounts.
Four, including minor, arrested for youths murder in Thiruvananthapuram
The 22-year-old victim was allegedly stabbed to death by his neighbours during a dispute that began over reckless bike racing in front of his house
Kiyan, a newborn found abandoned in Kerala, is now in State care
7 popular Paratha varieties across India and what they taste best with
Ask anyone about parathas and they'll probably name aloo. But India does a lot more with this humble flatbread than most people realise. From the ghee-soaked layers of Punjab to the crispy folds of Kerala, here are seven regional parathas that have earned their loyal following, and what to eat them with.
Case was registered against actor Tiny Tom for allegedly making defamatory and communal remarks against Ansiba
Pinarayi Vijayan seeks SEBI probe into Vizhinjam Port stake sale
Vijayan alleged that the port operator failed to disclose the proposed transaction to the Kerala government despite the concession agreement
Brazil's World Cup exit leaves Kerala fans in tears
Kerala's fervent football fans are heartbroken following Brazil's shocking FIFA World Cup exit. Giant cutouts of Neymar and other stars were dismantled as supporters expressed their grief online and in public. Neymar's announcement of his international retirement after the Round of 16 defeat amplified the emotional outpouring, marking the end of an era for many devoted followers who have long awaited another World Cup triumph since 2002.
Kerala: Heart Patient Claims Custodial Torture After False Case
The allegations were later found to be false following the girl's medical examination and her statement before a magistrate
T.K. Govindan rules out possibility of returning to CPI(M), saying he will not join any political party
Kerala man arrested for cultivating cannabis plants outside flat
After a tip-off, police discovered 22 cannabis plants in polythene bags in front of the accuseds flat in Kollam. Investigative officers said the suspect grew and dried the marijuana with the clear intention of selling it
Monsoon triggers chaos across India; 7 dead, states on alert
Mumbai air traffic hit, roads flooded, warning issued for landslides New Delhi: Monsoon kept people across India on their toes on Sunday, grounding flights, flooding roads and claiming seven lives in Mumbai, while Kerala was on high alert for floods and landslides and Odisha and Himachal on the lookout for heavy rain. The India Meteorological []
CorroHealth mass layoffs: CPI(M) calls for State intervention
Long-overdue digital survey for ThammanamPullepady Road project gets under way
Project aims to construct a 3.7-km-long four-lane road linking MG Road with the EdappallyVyttila NH 66 Bypassby widening and extending the ThammanamPullepady Road
How a ledger titled after CMRL's CFO helped investigating agencies
A special ledger allegedly maintained by CMRL's former CFO, Suresh Kumar KS, has revealed fraudulent cash flows into the Kerala firm. Probe agencies, including the ED, are investigating these alleged irregularities totaling 182 crore, which reportedly involved payments to various entities based on the MD's instructions.
256 criminal cases pending against lawmakers of Kerala
Twenty-two cases against lawmakers delayed for more than two years and nine cases for over five years
Pariyathukavu rehabilitation: foundation for houses likely by July 16
First instalment of 25,863 crore under VB-GRAM G released
Uttar Pradesh received the highest allocation at 3,210.76 crore, followed by Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Tamil Nadu, while Kerala received a considerably smaller allocation of 925.33 crore; concerns over centralised planning and high technological barrier persist
Centre releases Rs 25,863 crore to states under VB-G-RAM-G scheme
Replacing MGNREGA from July 1, the scheme has been rolled out nationwide without major issues, with Andhra Pradesh, Kerala and Rajasthan leading in generating employment. Chouhan said wages have been increased by around 10 per cent, with a minimum daily wage of 300.
CorroHealth lay-offs: Kerala Labour Minister to hold talks on July 10
Government is exploring every possible measure to protect the affected workers and timely actions have already been initiated since the issue came to light, says Minister
Kerala Deputy Leader of the Opposition demand not a closed chapter, says CPI
CPI State assistant secretary P.P. Suneer, MP, says the issue should be discussed within the LDF and the matter cannot be closed unilaterally
Banner Film Society to organise tribute to veteran film critic M.F.Thomas
Congress pulls the plug on independent alliance in Pala, throws UDF into crisis
Move over councils decision to grant permission to DYFI to hold its district meet; Congress terms the move political betrayal; three-member collective unfazed, says it has an agreement with the UDF and not just the Congress alone
Childrens film ignored at Kerala State Film Awards finds audience in OTT
School Chale Hum, a Malayalam children's film with fantasy elements, is the second feature film by Merchant Navy officers Sreekanth E.G. and Adith U.S.
First phase of Tribal Freedom Fighters Museum in Wayanad to be ready by November, says Minister
The museum, coming up on a 10-acre site, has completed around 60% of the construction work in its first phase, says the Agriculture Minister
Fresh probe sought into death of former SNDP leader in Kerala
Petition by Maheshans wife to Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala seeks to appoint a fresh investigation team; Maheshan was found dead at Yogam union office at Kanichukulangara in June 2020
Kerala Health Minister orders probe into unused medical equipment purchases
The State Health Minister said the inquiry would cover purchases made using Plan funds and PMSSY funds, as well as medical equipment supplied by the Centre during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Monsoon walk spotlights breeding birds in Kole wetlands
Black-winged Stilt chicks among highlights as birders document over 38 species
Tribal documentation camp at Nilambur on July 11
Weather alert: Kollam district administration prohibits fishing till July 7
Directive against fishers venturing into the sea comes following an IMD forecast predicting squally weather and strong winds along Kerala coast
Demand grows for underpass at Mukkali near Vadakara
Operation Toofan: police step up scrutiny of rental properties in Kozhikode
The move follows intelligence inputs that drug traffickers and repeat offenders are using rented properties to store smuggled synthetic drugs and other narcotic substances
Complaint by actor Ansiba Hassan: Court directs registration of FIR against Lakshmipriya, SI
Ansiba has accused Lakshmipriya of filing a false complaint against her, and Reshma, SI of womens cell, of subjecting her to harassment and unlawful detention in the name of verifying allegations against her
MGU professor named among worlds top 5% scientists
An Alexander-von-Humboldt Fellow and a solid state material scientist, he has served as a senior professor and Dean of Faculty of Technology and Applied Sciences
Resentment in Muslim League over selection of Ministers personal staff
Muslim Students Federation adopts resolution at Malappuram district committee meet, criticising the appointments. It accuses Ministers of overlooking workers who had stood by the party through the decade-long LDF rule, despite personal hardships, police action and criminal cases. Recommendations of key feeder organisations ignored, it says
A month on, Vennala residents continue to face water shortage
Mohanlal declares possession of six more elephant tusks
Actors collection includes 10 tusks and 13 ivory idols, which, as per his declaration, were obtained as ancestral/hereditary succession and gifts and compliments
Kerala government has tasked the Finance department with preparing a table of topics on which scrutiny by the IFAs is necessary and those on which it is not necessary
Woman injured in wild boar attack inside supermarket in Keralas Ranni
She was arranging goods after opening the shop when the animal crashed through the entrance and charged at her
