Foreign buyers impressed by experiential tourism avenues in Keralam
Buyers at the 13th edition of the Kerala Travel Mart highlight the State diverse culture, wellness offerings and potential as an experiential tourism destination
75-year-old Kerala man dies of heart attack during CJP protest at Mumbai's Shivaji Park
Kerala Police Arrest Two Drug Traffickers with MDMA in Malappuram
Two individuals were arrested in Malappuram, Kerala, with 100 grams of MDMA, as police crack down on drug trafficking. Kerala Police Arrest Two Drug Traffickers with MDMA in Malappuram
Kerala: BJP approaches DGP over alleged one-sided police action
Digital Desk | Thiruvananthapuram, Oct 2 (IANS) The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Friday lodged a formal complaint with Kerala Director General of Police Ravada Chandrasekhar, alleging that the police were adopting a one-sided approach in dealing with incidents of violence involving Congress and BJP workers. A BJP delegation met the DGP and submitted a memorandum containing complaints raised by state BJP president Rajeev Chandrasekhar, MLA, regarding the alleged selective action by the police. BJP national executive member P.K. Krishnadas said after the meeting that the party had brought to the DGPs notice what it described as improper police action in several incidents of violence reported in the state in recent days. The BJP alleged that police personnel remained passive while Congress workers attacked a vehicle near the BJP state office and allegedly targeted Thiruvananthapuram South district president Mukkampalamoodu Biju. The party claimed that nearly 100 police personnel were present at the spot but failed to intervene. It also alleged that no arrests had been made in connection with the attack on the BJP state office. At the same time, BJP workers were arrested under non-bailable provisions in connection with the alleged attack on a District Congress Committee (DCC) office, the party said. The BJP further alleged that one of its workers was kept naked in a lock-up for several hours and demanded a comprehensive investigation into the incident. The party also alleged the presence of individuals with links to the Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) and the banned Popular Front of India (PFI) during violent incidents involving Congress and Youth Congress workers. It demanded an impartial investigation into the alleged links. The BJP cited another instance of what it termed unequal treatment. The party alleged that its workers were booked under non-bailable provisions for showing black flags to Minister K.M. Shaji, while Youth Congress workers who protested against Union Home Minister Amit Shahs vehicle were booked under comparatively less severe provisions. Law should be equal for everyone, the BJP said. The party also alleged that the Congress was increasingly coming under the influence of the Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) and Jamaat-e-Islami, and claimed that political pressure should not influence police functioning. Krishnadas said the alleged one-sided action was eroding public confidence in the police and demanded impartial enforcement of the law. BJP leaders said the party would launch stronger democratic protests unless action was taken against those responsible for attacks on BJP workers and the partys state office.
Kerala witnesses escalating clashes amid rising political tensions
Over the past few days, political instability in Kerala has escalated as Congress, CPI(M), and BJP workers, alongside their student and youth factions, clashed in open street battles.
Kerala Chief Minister Calls for New Development Model to Meet Societal Needs
Keralas Chief Minister VD Satheesan emphasizes the need for a new development model to address changing societal demands during a recent lecture. Kerala Chief Minister Calls for New Development Model to Meet Societal Needs
'Vote Bachao, Desh Bachao campaign underway: K.C. Venugopal
Digital Desk | Pathanamthitta (Kerala), Oct 2 (IANS) The Congress-led 'Vote Bachao, Desh Bachao (Save the Vote, Save the Nation)' campaign, which brings together prominent political parties and leaders of the INDIA bloc, started across the country on Friday to protect democracy and the voting rights of citizens, Congress General Secretary K.C. Venugopal said. Interacting with the media at Adoor on Friday, Venugopal described the campaign as a major political battle against what he alleged was an attempt to undermine democracy and deprive people of their right to vote. He said the campaign would continue till October 8 and would mobilise political parties and leaders against what he termed serious threats to the countrys democratic system. Venugopal sharply attacked the Election Commission, alleging that it was acting in a manner that undermined democracy. He referred to 14 letters written by two Election Commissioners, saying that even the issues raised in those communications had been ignored. He described the Election Commission as a fake Commission and said the campaign was aimed at removing those responsible for what he alleged was an attempt to undermine the democratic process. Venugopal also targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah, saying that the two should be made answerable before the people for what he described as the threat to citizens voting rights. As part of the campaign, INDIA bloc MPs will lead a march in Delhi on October 6, he said. Leaders will also court arrest as part of the agitation and intensify the protest. Venugopal said the campaign was aimed at bringing democratic forces together to fight against what he described as a major threat to the voting rights of citizens. He particularly referred to the role played by the Congress in Kerala in mounting protests despite what he described as government persecution. Even amid government persecution, the movement in Kerala was able to show black flags against Amit Shah and lead strong protests, he said. Venugopal said this demonstrated the ability of the party and its workers to sustain protests even in difficult circumstances. He called for similar united action against what he described as the larger threat facing the countrys democratic system. The priority of all of us should be to fight together against such major threats, he said, stressing that the issue was particularly serious when it involved the possibility of citizens losing their voting rights. The campaign will be used to take the issue to the people and mobilise support for the protection of democracy and the right to vote, Venugopal said. He said the Delhi march on October 6, to be led by MPs, would be followed by further protests and arrests by leaders as part of the campaign.
Man from Keralam arrested for involvement in digital arrest scam
Gyanesh Kumar must take responsibility and resign: Pinarayi Vijayan amid Delhi protest against CEC
Former Keralam Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Friday claimed that several Communist Party of India (Marxist) leaders and student-youth activists were arrested during a protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar at Delhi's Jantar Mantar. In a post on X, Vijayan said, The arrest of Comrade MA Baby, Comrade Brinda Karat and student-youth activists while they were peacefully protesting at Jantar Mantar is an assault on democratic rights. He questioned the Election Commission's ability to retain public trust, alleging that its actions had raised serious questions about the integrity of the electoral process. The Election Commission cannot retain public trust when its actions raise serious questions about the integrity of the electoral process. Gyanesh Kumar must take responsibility and resign, Vijayan said. He also criticised the Centre over the use of police force during the protest. The Modi government cannot use police force to suppress the demand for electoral...
CPI(M) engineered unrest as a diversionary tactic, says Keralam Minister O.J. Janeesh
Janeesh alleges a coordinated political conspiracy behind the recent violence at a Youth Congress rally in Thiruvananthapuram, and reveals that his official vehicle was ambushed nearly 10 times across Kannur and Kasaragod districts
Heavy police deployment, barricades restrict entry to Jantar Mantar; several protesters detained
Prohibitory orders imposed across Parliament Street subdivision ahead of planned protest; hundreds of Delhi Police, CAPF, and RAF personnel blocked the two main entry points to Jantar Mantar: one from Sansad Marg and the other from the Kerala House side
Keralam Cabinet recently cleared theappointments of IUML leader M.K. Muneer as chairperson of the Administrative Reforms Commission and All India Forward Bloc leader G. Devarajan as the States special representative in Delhi. Mons Joseph says the issue had been raised much earlier and Kerala Congress was assured that the Congress would hold discussions with the party to settle the issue
Kerala High Court directs completion of repair on road to Arookutty Community Centre by December
The project was estimated to be completed by March 2027. However, the Division Bench advanced the deadline to December 2026, considering that it was only a 400 m stretch of road
Keralam Forest department to get animal ambulances from Vantara animal rehab centre in Gujarat
Two modern animal ambulances one large for elephants and a mid-sized unit to be deployed in Keralam after registration, with four forest veterinarians set for a five-day advanced training at Vantara starting October 4.
Forest dept. clears natural elephant passages in Chinnakkanal in Keralam
Initiative follows steady rise in human deaths and injuries in areas bordering forests in Idukki
Five held for alleged abduction and gang rape of woman in Keralam
A special investigation team under the direction of Thrissur City Police Commissioner arrest the gang, which includes a woman, in connection with the incident that happened on September 22
The SNDP Yogam general secretary says those who previously demanded a change in former Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayans demeanour now resorts to arrogant and disrespectful language
Wayanad vulture survey records 65 birds
The survey was jointly organised by the Kerala Forest department, Wayanad Wildlife Division, WWF-India, and the Hume Centre for Ecology and Wildlife Biology
Kerala Police issues advisory against financial fraud using fake customer care numbers
Pinarayi slams Keralam government over blocking of NOCAPs Facebook page
Pinarayi says the move to restrict the page of the digital media outlet reflects UDF governments intolerance towards criticism and press freedom
A Sept. 17 govt. order had rejected Basheers wife Jaseela C.s demand that a special public prosecutor be appointed. Recently, the HC stayed the trial for a month and called for government files related to the govt. order
Rain is expected in various regions of India on Saturday, including Kerala, Karnataka, and parts of the northeast. Delhi is likely to experience dry conditions, with increased rainfall anticipated from October 6-7. Weather alerts indicate thunderstorms and gusty winds in southern areas, while isolated rain will affect states like Odisha and Jharkhand. Central India, including Maharashtra, will see some rainfall, but no heavy warnings have been issued.
No Police Security Lapse in BJP Protest: Keralam Minister KM Shaji
The BJP has been blocking the vehicles of Keralam ministers and waving black flags at them following a similar protest by Youth Congress workers against Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Kollam last week
Keralam Chief Minister promises separate housing scheme for SC/ST families
Welfare of SC/ST communities will no longer be treated as a mere ritualistic exercise, says Satheesan while inaugurating the State-level observance of Social Solidarity Fortnight organised by Department for the Welfare of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Backward Classes
BJP workers wave black flag at Excise Minister M. Liju in Keralams Alappuzha
The protesters were arrested and removed from the scene by the police. The BJP has been blocking the vehicles of the State Ministers and waving black flags at them for several days since Youth Congress activists staged a black flag protest against Amit Shah in Kollam on September 26
Unnithan says the press conference was inappropriate for the position Adoor Prakash holds
A Division Bench was considering a petition filed by a woman seeking return of gold ornaments, money, and her share of residential property bought jointly with her husband
Australian music producer Victor Van Vugt makes his Malayalam cinema debut
From working with Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds to discovering the sounds of Keralam, the sound artiste talks about his first visit to India and his work on the Malayalam film Tharkkam
Asian Games 2026: Kerala Cousins Script Sailing History, Nitesh Siwach Bags Rare Wrestling Silver
Viral video puts CPI(M) on the spot over Kerala MLA Joys 'threat' remarks
Digital Desk | Thiruvananthapuram, Oct 2 (IANS) The controversy over CPI(M) Thiruvananthapuram district secretary and three-time MLA V. Joys remarks against a police officer has intensified, with the video of his statement going viral and strong reactions emerging against the conduct of the senior party leader. Joy was heard telling Cantonment Assistant Commissioner V. Jayachandran during a party supporters march on Thursday that a murder would happen if they continued to be troubled by Sub-Inspector Gokul of the Cantonment police station. The remark, made in the presence of senior CPI(M) leaders, including Kadakampally Surendran and Anavoor Nagappan, has triggered criticism because it came from a sitting MLA and the district secretary of the ruling party. Joy, however, denied that he had issued a death threat. The controversy comes at a particularly sensitive time for the CPI(M), which has been engaged in a public exercise of introspection following its electoral setbacks. The party leadership has called for changes in the conduct of leaders and cadres, greater humility in dealings with people and a conscious effort to overcome the perception of arrogance and distance from the masses. The latest episode has therefore brought renewed attention to the question of whether the corrective measures being discussed within the party are finding expression in the conduct of its leaders. The immediate dispute arose after police entered the University Mens Hostel on Wednesday night, following clashes involving SFI and Youth Congress activists. The CPI(M) and SFI have alleged that Cantonment Inspector Satheesh Kumar and Sub-Inspector Gokul assaulted SFI activists and have demanded action against them. Police have a different account of the circumstances surrounding the clashes, with cases registered against activists from different groups. The protests escalated on Thursday, with CPI(M) and SFI activists marching to the Secretariat demanding action against the two officers. SFI leaders had also warned that the police personnel would be confronted on the streets. The controversy has now moved beyond the original police action, with attention focused on the language used by senior political leaders against serving police personnel. The situation has also raised law-and-order concerns. Police security was tightened at the residence of Inspector Satheesh Kumar in Myladi, Kattakada, following threats and cyber attacks targeting the two officers. For the CPI(M), the episode presents an uncomfortable political question -- whether its call for self-correction, restraint and a more people-friendly approach can be reconciled with the public conduct of its senior leaders. With the video continuing to circulate, the remarks are unlikely to remain confined to the political protest that triggered them. More importantly, with the upcoming Assembly session commencing next week, the Satheesan government will use this against the CPI(M).
Puja-Deepavali season: KSRTC to operate special inter-State services
Additional services to connect Bengaluru, Mysuru and Chennai with various destinations in Keralam
Bethlehem Kudumba Unit, featuring Nivin Pauly and Mamitha Baiju, recently made its digital debut after its successful theatrical run. This Malayalam romantic comedy surpassed Rs 300 crore at the box office, making it the highest-grossing Malayalam film. Released during the Onam season, the film was released in multiple languages, reaching wider audiences beyond Kerala. Read on!
Kerala HC directs TDB to ensure basic facilities for Sabarimala pilgrims at Erumely
Court directs that a Deputy Collector be appointed to ensure better coordination and resolve complaints of devotees
HC directs Assembly Speaker to decide on disqualification of MLA Mani C. Kappan
Avoid DNA test for correcting fathers name in birth record: Kerala HC
Children should not suffer if fathers name was wrongly entered in the records, says the High Court
IUML rejects Adoor Prakashs accusation that Keralam govt kept UDF out of loop on key decision-making
Thangal says UDF meeting on July 31 had decided to settle questions concerning political appointments and that regular bilateral talks between alliance partners inform governments decisions
Sunny Joseph says he does not want to make public comments on matters concerning internal functioning of the party
Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala) [India], October 2: Kerala took its war on drugs to the grassroots on Monday. Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala inaugurated Toofan Thaddesham, the second phase of Operation Toofan, at Malabar College in Vengara, Malappuram. It is the state's largest mass mobilisation against drugs so far. The programme turns the anti-narcotics campaign into a people's movement in association with the local self-government institutions, led by the Kerala Police, with Kudumbashree networks working alongside them.
High command will take call, says Sunny Joseph on Kerala UDF convenor's attack on CM Satheesan
Digital Desk | Kannur, Oct 2 (IANS) Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) president and State Power Minister Sunny Joseph on Friday refused to react publicly to UDF convenor and Congress MP Adoor Prakashs open criticism of Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan, saying that any grievance should be raised within the party forums. This was Sunnys first response after Prakash launched a sharp attack on the Chief Ministers style of functioning on Thursday and alleged that the UDF was not being consulted on important matters. Speaking to the media at his home turf in Kannur, Sunny said Prakash had already made it clear that he would take his grievances to the All India Congress Committee (AICC). Now he himself has said that he will do so. Let it happen, Sunny said. He pointed out that it was the AICC that had appointed Prakash to his present position and that the partys central leadership would take a decision on the matter. It was the AICC which appointed him. They will take the call, Sunny said. Sunny made it clear that he did not intend to enter into a public debate over the differences raised by Prakash. I will not make any comments on this in the public domain. If I have to say anything, I will say it in the party forums, he said. Speaking to the media on Friday, Prakash said his criticism was based on his own experience and that he had not sought the support of anyone before making the remarks. I had said everything that needed to be said yesterday, Prakash said, maintaining that his response was made in his individual capacity and that he had not consulted anyone. He also pointed out that the UDF had met only once in the past four months. There are no problems in the UDF. What I said is a reality. I did not make the remarks seeking anyones support. I will directly convey my complaint to the AICC, Prakash said. Prakash also said he was not opposed to giving positions to leaders such as M.K. Muneer or G. Devarajan, whom he described as good leaders. His objection, he said, was that certain consultations had not taken place. I stand by what I said. Let anyone reject my statements, he said. Prakash also maintained that he had no personal dispute with Satheesan, but added that the Chief Ministers approach was visible to everyone and could be assessed by them. The contrasting responses from the two senior Congress leaders have brought the issue into the partys internal forum, with Prakash opting to approach the AICC and Sunny making it clear that he would not discuss the matter publicly. Reading between the lines, the reaction of cabinet colleagues of Satheesan, including K. Muraleedharan and A.P. Anil Kumar, without breaking any rules, was seen as expressing their dissent against Prakash. Veteran Congress leader A.K. Antony, who arrived at the state party headquarters, said he does not react to any issue these days. Deputy Speaker of the Kerala Assembly Shanimol Usman said that in the best interest, it would be good to allow a good growth for the three-month-old baby.
Adoor Prakash says he will report his 'concerns' to AICC and dismisses statements by Congress Ministers that govt had kept UDF in the loop on key decisions
UDF convenor Adoor Prakash to convey dissatisfaction over Kerala government decisions to AICC
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Shortage of drugs to treat NCDs in govt. hospitals in Keralam
Kerala Medical Services Corporation Limitedreleased only the drug supplies of the first quarter and that the second quarter release of June did not happen at all which led to the shortage of some drugs, including NCD drugs
Weather tomorrow: IMD forecasts rain in over 15 states; Kerala, Karnataka to see wet spell
Health Inspector Arrested In Kerala Over Bribery Allegations
A Health Inspector from Tirurangadi Municipality in Kerala was arrested by the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau for allegedly accepting a Rs 10,000 bribe. The official, Sreeji S, was caught red-handed while demanding money to issue a licence for a newly opened hotel and juice shop. The complainant, an NRI, reported the incident after facing delays and demands for illegal gratification.
Clear skies continue in Delhi; heavy rainfall likely in Arunachal, Kerala
The IMD expects isolated to scattered rainfall over parts of northeast India, Odisha, West Bengal, central India, Maharashtra and the southern peninsula over the coming days.
When UDF convener Adoor Prakash aired his displeasure over UDF chairman and Chief Minister V.D. Satheesans unilateral style of functioning, his wasnt an isolated expression of resentment, he was echoing the sentiments of several senior Congress leaders
Chhattisgarh & West Bengal Score Easy Wins
Chhattisgarh boys comfortably defeated Manipur 90-50 while Kerala beat Odisha with a 92-74 scoreline.
Bus driver, scooter riders booked over alleged altercation in Keralams Kochi
Police register two separate first information reports against both parties based on mutual complaints lodged against each other
KMRL to take steps to augment non-ticketing revenue
MVD cracks the whip following complaints against private buses
Legal action initiated against erring drivers and bus operators
4.35 crore disbursed for construction parking lot near Mangalavanam
Archaeological heritage of Kasaragod integral to Keralams history, says Minister
A comprehensive archaeological survey is being conducted to identify, document, and systematically record the historical and archaeological evidence within Kasaragod, says the Minister
Inspections at multiplexes in Kochi set to continue in October
A joint drive was conducted at multiplexes in malls last month following complaints of overpricing, and notices were served on erring establishments
SRFTI girls film wins laurels at Kerala film festival
Weather today October 2: Rainfall and thunderstorms likely across multiple states, check forecast
Weather today October 2: Several states are likely to experience rainfall, thunderstorms and lightning, with heavy rain forecast in parts of southern and northeastern India. The weather forecast also indicates gusty winds in some areas, while Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and other regions remain under rain alerts.
Keralam: 5 goons posing as cops abduct, gang-rape woman
Five individuals have been arrested in Thrissur, Keralam, for the alleged abduction and gang-rape of a woman. The incident involved the gang posing as police officers, assaulting her male friend, and then sexually assaulting the woman. The man's wife is suspected of orchestrating the crime.
Demography panels questionnaire an extension of Sangh Parivars divisive agenda: Pinarayi
Power crisis: KSEB hopes for a curbs-free Oct. with supplies from Himachal Pradesh
Keralam unveils 12-tier elderly care action plan
It was handed over by Minster for Health K. Muraleedharan to Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan on the occasion of International Day of Older Persons on Thursday.
TDB, Clean Kerala Company join hands for waste removal from Sabarimala
TDB, Clean Kerala Company join hands for waste removal from Sabarimala
Lightning claims life in Keralam; showers bring relief
IMD warns of intermittent showers with thunder over the next four days due to an upper-air cyclonic circulation off north coastal Tamil Nadu.
M. Suchitra wins Prabhakaran-OISCA environmental award
Kerala Ministers Vehicle Allegedly Attacked During DYFI Protest
Kerala minister OJ Janeeshs vehicle was allegedly attacked by members of the Democratic Youth Federation of India (DYFI) during a protest in Kannur on Thursday.The incident took place while the minister was travelling to Kasaragod after attending a programme organised in connection with the Archaeology Department. DYFI activists reportedly stopped the vehicle during the protest.
Violence orchestrated to mask UDF failures, says K. Surendran
He says public debate over IUMLs 'sixth Cabinet-rank position' is being deliberately suppressed, referring to appointment of M.K. Muneer as chairperson of the Administrative Reforms Commission with Cabinet rank
Wayanad coffee sector to get renewed push, says Minister Siddique
Agriculture department will undertake a special mission to provide relief to farmers while implementing schemes with the support of the Coffee Board, says the Minister
Wayanad coffee sector to get renewed push, says Minister Siddique
Agriculture department will undertake a special mission to provide relief to farmers while implementing schemes with the support of the Coffee Board, says the Minister
Amid UDF differences, Muneer says he does not run after positions
M.K. Muneer appointed as chairperson of the State Administrative Reforms Commission and Forward Bloc leader G. Devarajan as the State governments representative in New Delhi as per a decision taken in a recent Cabinet meeting
FIR against college, Professor over alleged research publication fraud
The petitioner allegedly lost 26,000 after being promised publication of his research paper in the UGC-CARE-listed Kanpur Philosophers Journal
Watch: Sabarimala jaggery row: Kerala HC asks TDB to follow quality, religious norms
The Kerala High Court has directed the Travancore Devaswom Board to ensure that ingredients used for Sabarimala Prasadam meet quality standards and conform to the temples religious customs. The court also found that the quality of the jaggery in question was satisfactory, while directing caution in future procurement.
ISRO centres in Keralam to celebrate World Space Week 2026
Events planned as part of the celebrations include lecture sessions, Your Space programme for students and a public outreach programme.
Adoor Prakash criticises Kerala government for decisions without consultation
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Nadukani zoo-safari park project to be fast-tracked, says Minister O.J. Janeesh
Local committee formed to coordinate project activities; detailed meeting to be held in Chief Ministers presence.
Kurinji walkathon held in Munnar
4.25 crore for road safety on key Sabarimala routes
Keralam to enact law to provide legal guarantees to elderly: Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan
Inaugurates first International Day of Older Persons celebrations organised since the government formed a new Department for Senior Citizens
Alleged clash during bank election: CPI(M) leaders get bail
M. Girish and C.P. Jaleel were arrested in a case registered over a clash that occurred around two-and-a-half years ago on the day of the Chevayur Cooperative Bank election
Kerala High Court Halts Trial of Senior IAS Officer in Journalists Death Case
The Kerala High Court has paused the trial against IAS officer Sriram Venkitaraman in the 2019 death of journalist KM Basheer. Kerala High Court Halts Trial of Senior IAS Officer in Journalists Death Case
Kobbari Mithai: Exploring Coconut-Based Regional Indian Sweets
Indias dessert culture is remarkably diverse, with every region offering sweets shaped by its climate, agriculture, festivals, religious traditions and locally available ingredients. Among the ingredients that have quietly influenced Indian sweets for generations, coconut holds a particularly important place. From coastal Karnataka and Kerala to Tamil Nadu, Goa, Andhra Pradesh, Odisha and the island [] The post Kobbari Mithai: Exploring Coconut-Based Regional Indian Sweets appeared first on FoodNosher.Com .
A Youth Congress march demanding CEC Gyanesh Kumars resignation escalated into a nearly three-hour clash with SFI workers in Thiruvananthapuram, prompting tear gas and police action.
Indian who lost leg in UAE accident gets Rs 1.7 cr compensation
Dubai: A Dubai court has ordered an insurance company to pay Dirham 655,341 (approximately Rs 1.7 crore) to an Indian expat who lost his left leg below the knee in a United Arab Emirates (UAE) road accident, according to media reports. Sudheer, a native of Varkala in Thiruvananthapuram city, Kerala, was travelling to his workplace 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 .
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KVASU Recruitment 2026 - Walkin for Office Assistant, Laboratory Technician and More Posts
Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (KVASU) Recruitment 2026 for 3 posts of Laboratory Technician. The Walk-in on 16-10-2026. For detailed information please visit KVASU official website.
CPI(M) Kottayam extended district committee meeting to dissect poll rout, organisational issues
Meeting also to deliberate on corrective measures to strengthen party organisation and revive the Left Democratic Front machinery in the district
A taste of Kerala in Hyderabad: 10 restaurants to explore
Hyderabad is famous for biryani, but the citys food scene has another delicious side waiting to be explored. There is a sea of Kerala restaurants in Hyderabad serving Malabar parottas, spicy chicken, soft appam, fragrant stew, seafood and meals. For Malayalis and food lovers wanting something different, these restaurants offer plenty to explore. Here is 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 .
Why Keralas groundwater is increasingly at risk of contamination | Explained
Keralas dependence on groundwater, combined with dense settlement, inadequate sewerage and changing rainfall patterns, is increasing the risk of contamination. How is contamination reaching groundwater? What are the health impacts? And what is being done to improve the States sewerage infrastructure?
Why Keralas groundwater is increasingly at risk of contamination | Explained
Keralas dependence on groundwater, combined with dense settlement, inadequate sewerage and changing rainfall patterns, is increasing the risk of contamination. How is contamination reaching groundwater? What are the health impacts? And what is being done to improve the States sewerage infrastructure?
