Cheruvayal Raman, renowned conservationist of traditional paddy seeds from Wayanad, passes away
Over the course of his lifetime, Raman represented Keralas agricultural community on international platforms, including the International Conference on Biodiversity Conservation in Hyderabad in 2011 and a world agricultural seminar in Brazil.
Bengal Kick Off Ranji Trophy Campaign with Crushing Win over Delhi
Bengal secured a dominant nine-wicket victory over Delhi in their Ranji Trophy Group C opener after bowling out the visitors for 277 in their second innings. Delhi captain Ayush Badoni top-scored with 85, but Bengal chased down the target of 89 comfortably. In another Group C match, Gujarat defeated Odisha by 10 wickets, powered by Siddharth Desai's five-wicket haul, while Jharkhand and Kerala played out a draw.
Ernakulam district administration forwards proposal to govt, which plans to set up the film city under a PPP model
Kerala Home Minister Confirms Ongoing Investigation into Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar
Keralas Home Minister updates on the investigation into Gyanesh Kumar, addressing allegations dating back two decades. Kerala Home Minister Confirms Ongoing Investigation into Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar
Seven Arrested for Brutal Murder of Mentally Ill Man in Kerala
Seven individuals were arrested in Kerala for the brutal murder of a 40-year-old mentally ill man, following a violent attack. Seven Arrested for Brutal Murder of Mentally Ill Man in Kerala
Delhi Police Assault Row: NSUI Protester Claims Four Minors Were Beaten in Custody
An NSUI activist from Kerala has accused Delhi Police personnel of brutal assault on him during detention, allegedly punching, kicking him in the chest, back and private parts and strangling him inside a police vehicle during protests demanding the removal of
CMFRI initiative helps coastal women to become successful fisheries entrepreneurs
Initiative supports 84 micro-enterprises across eight Kerala districts, boosting household incomes by 3035%
Rahul Gandhi Raises Police Assault Claims, Says Kerala Student Lost Hearing in One Ear
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday condemned Centre over alleged police violence against Youth Congress workers who were detained while demonstrating against electoral roll revision in Delhi. He cited accounts of protesters that several youths were assaulted including a student from
Hotel investments surge 197% as Tier II, III cities grab 60% of deal value
Transactions included luxury resorts in Kerala and Coorg, luxury hotels in Agra, Mussoorie and Noida, and upper-upscale properties in Udaipur and Jaipur.
Keralam To Offer LLB Entrance Test in Malayalam From Next Academic Year
The decision followed a directive from Higher Education Minister Roji M John, based on students' demands and the state's mother tongue policy
Keralam braces for northeast monsoon after 28% southwest monsoon deficit
IMD issues orange alert for Pathanamthitta, Kottayam, Idukki and Ernakulam districts on October 15
Kerala PMNAM 2026: Walk-in Today for Paid Apprenticeship Jobs at ITIs
Attend the Pradhan Mantri National Apprenticeship Mela (PMNAM) in Kerala today, October 14, 2026. Walk in at your local ITI for paid apprenticeship opportunities, on-the-spot interviews, and NAPS stipend support.
Child Rights Panel Probes Minor's Suicide Amid Police Harassment Claims
The Kerala child rights panel has initiated a case into the suicide of a minor boy in Thrissur, following his father's allegations that police harassment led to the extreme step. The father accused Kodungallur police of falsely implicating his son and subjecting him to physical and mental harassment.
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 14 (IANS) Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday urged students who participated in the protest demanding the removal of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar to record videos, preserve evidence of police excesses and send them to Congress, asserting that those responsible for any wrongdoing would be punished. Gandhi made the remarks while addressing a press conference alongside protesters who participated in the demonstration. As I said in my press conference, this is India. Amit Shah ji, take a good look at this. There is no Hindu here, no Muslim, no one from any particular caste. There is no woman or man. There is one voice, one protest. It is the voice of India, and you are standing against this voice. The Prime Minister is standing against this voice, he said. I suggest that you do not stand against this voice. No one can stand against this voice. I have told all the students to keep a video record and send that evidence to us. When this entire matter concludes, we will use all the evidence and ensure that everyone who needs to be punished is punished, from Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Gyanesh Kumar and Amit Shah to even the constable who raises a hand against our children, Gandhi added. He further said that FIRs will be filed as it is all part of the work. See, this is a protest. FIRs will be filed, and that is all part of the work. But, there is one voice, and that voice is being suppressed, he said. Gandhi also introduced a female protester as 'our sherni', praising her for remaining fearless despite allegedly being assaulted. I want to introduce our sherni. She was beaten, but she was not afraid. There was no hatred in her heart, he said. Highlighting the alleged injuries sustained by protesters, Gandhi said Athira, a student from Kerala studying at Delhi University, had lost her hearing in one ear after being struck there. Athira from Kerala has lost her hearing in one ear. She is deaf in one ear because she was struck on that ear. She can no longer hear. Last time, I showed you a boy who had been blinded. Now, she is deaf in one ear, he said. Athira alleged that female police personnel were absent when protesters were detained on Tuesday. She said she had asked the authorities why no female police officer or constable was present, arguing that one should be available during the detention of women. She alleged that the bus subsequently stopped outside the Connaught Place police station, where she was repeatedly hit on the cheek. Because of this, I have an injury to my eye and damage to my ear, she said, describing the injuries she allegedly sustained during the incident.
Keralam Sanctions Rs 63.37 Cr To Clear Supplycos Paddy Procurement Liabilities
Food and Civil Supplies Minister Anoop Jacob said the amount had been allocated from the state budget to compensate mill owners who processed paddy procured through Supplyco, the state Civil Supplies Corporation, during the period
Earth caved in barely 4 m from apartments on Tuesday. A boundary wall was destroyed and a 50-m stretch of road in front of apartments collapsed
Crime never dies: Kerala Home Minister on probe against Gyanesh Kumar
Digital Desk | Thiruvananthapuram, Oct 14 (IANS) Kerala Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala on Wednesday informed the Kerala Assembly that the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau (VACB) was progressing with the probe into allegations involving Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar dating back two decades, saying that crime never dies. The incident took place 20 years ago, but a crime never dies. The probe has begun, and it will take time as it involves a few incidents. The probe will go forward and look into all aspects. The findings will be announced once completed, Chennithala said. He was responding to a submission by ruling front legislator A.K.M. Ashraf of the Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) on the Vigilance inquiry ordered against Kumar over allegations linked to his tenure as Kerala's Public Works Department (PWD) Secretary. The fresh inquiry was ordered on October 4 following a petition by Congress leader Malayinkeezhu Venugopal. It will examine allegations that external pressure derailed a preliminary Vigilance inquiry conducted in 2006. The case is linked to the death of Malaysian civil engineer Lee See Been, who died by suicide in Kuala Lumpur in November 2006 after returning from Kerala. He was associated with the PATI-BEL consortium entrusted with upgrading the MC Road under the Kerala State Transport Project (KSTP). Lee's purported suicide note reportedly named Kumar, who was the PWD Secretary at the time. The allegations relate to alleged irregularities surrounding the road project and the circumstances in which the initial inquiry was handled. The state Home Department has sought the relevant records of the earlier Vigilance proceedings. The fresh inquiry will examine how the original investigation was conducted and whether any outside influence affected its course. Chennithala last week directed the Vigilance Director to conduct a thorough inquiry into the allegations of interference and take appropriate action based on the findings. The minister has described the allegations of external influence as serious enough to warrant detailed scrutiny. The renewed inquiry comes at a politically sensitive time, with the Congress leadership in Delhi strongly opposing Chief Election Commissioner Kumar over separate controversies. The Kerala probe, however, concerns allegations linked to his tenure as a state official two decades ago. The reported reference to Kumar in the purported suicide note and the allegations surrounding the earlier inquiry do not establish wrongdoing. The fresh investigation is expected to determine whether the original proceedings were compromised and whether further action is warranted. The government has said the probe will examine all aspects before its findings are made public.
Kerala Police are investigating possible international terror links after arresting a 32-year-old man for allegedly setting fire to material outside a historic Jewish synagogue in Ernakulam in the early hours of the day, as reported in NDTV. The accused, identified as Eldo Paul, was arrested from a rented house in Puthencruz. Police suspect that the [] The post Kochi Jewish Synagogue Arson: Telegram Chats, Cryptocurrency Payments Under Scanner As Police Probe Suspected International Terror Network appeared first on The Commune .
Vigilance Bureau Forms Teams to Investigate Corruption Cases Involving Former Kerala Chief Minister
The Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau has formed two teams to investigate corruption allegations against former Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and others. Vigilance Bureau Forms Teams to Investigate Corruption Cases Involving Former Kerala Chief Minister
Amid an upturn in political protests over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, several trade and industry associations across the country have written to Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Chief Justice of India, raising concerns over alleged disruptions to commercial activities during the crucial festive season and seeking measures to safeguard traders, workers and businesses. In a series of representations dated October 12 and 13, trade bodies from Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Karnataka and Keralam expressed apprehension that protests, road blockades and restrictions on market access could adversely affect business operations, particularly during Navratri, Dussehra, Diwali and Chhath Puja, when commercial activity traditionally gathers momentum. While several associations urged Gandhi to reconsider the timing and manner of the protests, several others sought intervention from the Centre and the judiciary to ensure that the democra...
Police stopped the march before it reached the station by erecting barricades on the road. Slogan-shouting protesters attempted to breach the barriers
Keralam, where is your humanity? A doctors anguished response to yet another mob lynching
Forensic surgeon Hithesh Sanker, who has put out a strongly worded post on lynching of an unidentified man in Palakkad, was involved in post-mortem examination of Ram Narayan Baghel, a 31-year-old migrant worker from Chhattisgarh who was lynched at Attappallam, Walayar, in December 2025
Synagogue Arson Bid: BJP Alleges Plot to Erase Keralam's Jewish Heritage
BJP leader Radhakrishnan said the Jewish community had been welcomed in India and had made significant contributions to Kochi's development
CMRL-Exalogic case: Two VACB teams to probe Pinarayi Vijayan, Mohammed Riyas, Veena
Digital Desk | Thiruvananthapuram, Oct 14 (IANS) The Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau has formed two special teams to investigate separate cases against former Kerala Chief Minister and Leader of Opposition Pinarayi Vijayan, his daughter T. Veena, her husband, former Minister Mohammed Riyas and others. Vigilance Director Manoj Abraham on Wednesday ordered the formation of the teams. Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) Thomson Jose will supervise both investigations. Superintendent of Police (SP) E.N. Suresh will lead the investigation into the case in which Vijayan is the first accused. Kozhikode Special Cell SP Balakrishnan will investigate the case in which Riyas is the first accused. Both cases were registered under the Prevention of Corruption Act. They followed a Kerala High Court order based on an Enforcement Directorate (ED) report. Vijayan's daughter, T. Veena, is the second accused in both cases. The first case relates to alleged payments made by Cochin Minerals and Rutile Ltd (CMRL) to Veena's company, Exalogic, during the first Pinarayi Vijayan government. The ED alleged that Exalogic received Rs 3.28 crore from CMRL for services that were not provided. It claimed that the payments were made because of political influence and amounted to a bribe to Vijayan. Vijayan is the first accused, and Veena is the second accused in this case. Seven people, including CMRL owner Sasidharan Kartha, have been named as accused. The second case relates to allegations that Riyas generated illegal funds while serving as a minister and transferred money abroad through hawala channels. According to the ED's findings, Riyas and Veena allegedly conspired with some of the former's friends to transfer money to the United Arab Emirates through intermediaries. The alleged transfer amounted to Rs 85 lakh. The ED reportedly found handwritten notes during a search of Veena's residence. These notes have been cited in connection with the alleged transactions. The accused had also reportedly discussed a garment export business in Dubai. Riyas is the first accused, and Veena is the second accused in this case. Eight people, including Riyas's friends, have been named as accused. The two cases relate to allegations from different periods. The FIRs allege that the accused abused their positions or influence to obtain unlawful financial gains. The Crime Branch Special Investigation Team has handed over relevant documents to the Vigilance. These include statements recorded by friends of Riyas. The Vigilance will now conduct separate investigations into the two cases. The allegations are yet to be established through the investigation and legal proceedings.
KINFRA Project Management Executive Recruitment 2026
Kerala Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation (KINFRA), Centre for Management Development (CMD), has published the Recruitment 2026 notification for 6 Project Management Executive posts. The online application process will be conducted from 14 October 2026 to 28 October 2026. Eligible candidates can apply through the official website, cmd.kerala.gov.in.
Palakkad Mob Lynching: Seven Held
Seven individuals have been arrested in Palakkad, Kerala, in connection with the alleged mob lynching of an unidentified man. The incident, initially reported as a suspicious death, was reclassified as murder after a post-mortem. Police are investigating the motive, with the accused claiming the man behaved inappropriately towards women.
Keralam Assembly: Opposition LDF, ruling UDF trade barbs over power situation
Moving an adjournment motion, G.R. Anil of CPI alleges the crisis was artificially created with the knowledge of UDF government to pave the way for power sector corporates to enter State
Is It Old? Is It From Delhi or Kerala? No, This Photo Is Recent and From Mumbai
The photo was taken on 6 October 2026 and shows tribal students being detained in Mumbai's Dadar area.
Power Crisis: UDF, LDF Blame Each Other in Keralam Assembly
Aggrieved over the denial of permission, the LDF opposition, lead by former Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, staged a walkout
Lynching at Moolathara in Palakkad: 7 arrested; police suspect more locals involved
Investigators examining surveillance camera footage and gathering further evidence to identify others who may have taken part in the attack
Kerala Man Arrested For Arson Near Kochi Synagogue, Foreign Link Under Probe
NDTV accessed the CCTV footage of the suspect setting the fire at the nursery. The visuals show the man recording the act as well.
Kochi police have arrested a 32-year-old man in connection with an arson attack targeting a nursery near the Kadavubhagam synagogue in Ernakulam Market on October 12 (Monday), with investigators probing possible international terror links and a wider conspiracy. The accused, identified as Ebin Paul, was arrested within hours of the incident. Police officials found that petrol had allegedly been used to start the fire and that the accused had recorded the act on his mobile phone before fleeing, according to the information available. During the investigation, police reportedly found communications on his phone referring to Jewish places of worship, attacks in different Indian cities and possible cryptocurrency payments from a person referred to as Boss. Officials are also examining the accused's alleged link to an earlier arson incident in Muvattupuzha. A subsequent search of his rented house in Puthencruz led to the seizure of suspected illegal drugs and narcotic substances, accordin...
Husband and wife both of them put their name on houses title deed, but wifes father paid for it and even he gave 5000 Saudi Rials to him but marriage broke; Kerala HC orders him to vacate the house
Why Keralam has launched Indias first ecosystem Red List assessment
Kerala State Biodiversity Boards Red List Assessment of Ecosystems project aims to transform conservation efforts from isolated species preservation to proactive, landscape-wide management
Foreign links, crypto payments under scanner in Kerala synagogue arson case
Digital Desk | Kochi, Oct 14 (IANS) The arson attack near a Jewish synagogue in Kerala's Ernakulam is being investigated for possible international terror links after police found suspicious messages, foreign-linked communications and references to attacks in different Indian cities on the arrested accuseds mobile phone. Ebin Paul, 32, a native of Puthencruz, was arrested within hours of the October 12 incident in which a fire was set at Blossom Nursery, near the Kadavumbhagam Synagogue in Ernakulam Market. Police suspect that the accused acted on the instructions of a person he referred to as his boss. Preliminary investigations indicate that he was allegedly assigned targets, asked to carry out attacks and send video footage in return for payment. Investigators are examining information that he may have received money through cryptocurrency. The phone reportedly contained messages referring to Jewish places of worship and possible attacks in different cities. Communications with individuals having foreign links were also found, prompting Central agencies to examine whether the incident was part of a wider conspiracy. The accused allegedly arrived at the nursery in a blue car around 2.30 a.m., poured petrol and set fire to the premises. He recorded the act on his mobile phone before fleeing, investigators found. Kochi City Police launched an intensive investigation, treating the location near a Jewish place of worship as a matter of security concern. CCTV cameras at most shops in the market were not functioning at night, posing an initial challenge. However, investigators examined available footage from the market and nearby areas and gathered information from around 150 people. With the help of the cyber wing, police traced the blue car despite being unable to clearly establish its registration number. The trail led them to a rented house in Puthencruz, where Ebin was arrested. Investigators also linked him to an earlier arson incident involving a used car showroom in Muvattupuzha. Police said he admitted his involvement in that case during questioning. Suspicious communications relating to drug transactions were also found on his digital devices. The information has been handed over to Ernakulam Rural Police for further investigation. The police are examining the messages, financial transactions and possible links of the accused to establish the full extent of the alleged conspiracy. The accuseds mental condition is also being examined.
Towards an age-ready Keralam: translating rights into care
The Keralam Senior Citizens (Care and Protection of Rights) Bill, 2026, a first-of-its-kind legislation in the country, is a welcome step towards protecting the rights and well-being of the elderly
Keralam sanctions Rs 63.37 crore to clear paddy procurement liability
Keralam has sanctioned Rs 63.37 crore to clear Supplycos financial liability from paddy procurement during the 2022-23 season, Food and Civil Supplies Minister Anoop Jacob said. The liability stems from a dispute over the Centres prescribed 68% rice recovery rate. The state will renew its demand for a lower rate.
Lawyers from across Kerala on Tuesday staged a symbolic impeachment of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar, raising concerns over the independence of the Election Commission of India (ECI) and alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. The demonstration was organised by the Indian Association of Lawyers (IAL) at the Kerala [] The post Kerala Lawyers hold symbolic impeachment of CEC Gyanesh Kumar over alleged Electoral roll irregularities appeared first on India Legal .
Cloudy skies in Delhi today; heavy rain likely in parts of South India
Heavy rainfall is likely at isolated places over Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Karaikal today, while Kerala and Mahe are likely to receive showers from Thursday
Two interstate drug peddlers arested in Bengaluru, 317 kg ganja worth Rs 3 crore seized
Two inter-state drug peddlers have been arrested with 317 kg of ganja, valued at an estimated Rs 3.17 crore in Bengaluru. The Bengaluru Police has arrested two arrested drug peddlers who are from Kerala and a case was registered under NDPS act.
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SC bar association to file contempt plea against Kerala Congress for CJI post
Man held on charge of setting fire to boards outside Kadavumbhagam synagogue in Keralams Kochi
T.J. Vinod, MLA, raises Kochis water scarcity issue in Keralam Assembly
Five held over suspected murder in Palakkad
Keralam buses paying Rs 30k monthly bribe at Attibele checkpost?
Former Supreme Court judge calls for constitutional safeguards to ensure ECIs independence
Constitution; K. Balakrishnan Nair, former Kerala High Court judge, says the removal of voters during the special intensive revision violated the principles of natural justice; writer K.R. Meera expresses faith in youth-led protests to restore democracy and brotherhood
Special trains from Keralam for festival season announced
The special trains are headed to Bengaluru, Kolkata and back
Nedumbassery accident: Keralam Home Minister says govt. will ensure maximum punishment for accused
Ramesh Chennithala dismisses allegations of victims family members that attempts have been made to scuttle the probe into the case; he says someone is apparently trying to mislead them
Kudumbashrees focus on nutrition as part of Poshan Maah observance
It has been organising food festivals featuring dishes made using millets, tubers, and various kinds of leaves in wards and panchayats for the past month
National child rights commission directives now on Keralam State panel website
Koodathil case: Crime Branch uncovers crucial evidence in mysterious death of Jayamadhavan Nair
The probe team has found crucial evidence against the familys former caretaker, Raveendran Nair, the prime accused in the case
SIC may seek clarification from Kochi Corporation on alleged move to curb RTI applications
Corporation had decided to hand over details of repeat RTI applicants to the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau for a probe into their financial backgrounds; SIC meeting on Wednesday to discuss the issue after taking suo motu notice of the developments; Commission sources say the RTI Act does not prescribe a limit on the number of applications a person can file
Insta reels a hit as campaigning for college union polls concludes in Calicut varsity
The elections are scheduled for October 15
Woman found dead in river near Payyanur
Ranji Trophy: Bengal Eye Outright Victory Over Delhi
On the third day of the Ranji Trophy Elite Group C matches, Delhi trailed Bengal by 88 runs, with Bengal having posted 429. Kerala faced a significant deficit against Jharkhand, while Gujarat took a first-innings lead against Odisha, who now hold a slender four-run lead in their second innings. Maharashtra led Services by 172 runs despite a shaky start to their second innings.
PWD Minister P.K. Basheer laments slow pace of NH works in Keralam
Information session on education, career openings in Germany on October 27
The session is aimed at attracting Indian students and young professionals who aspire to study and work in Germany.
DYFI stages march against alleged weakening of healthcare in State
DYFI accused the UDF government of taking steps that favoured private healthcare providers and called for measures to protect the public health sector.
Nagaland footballer dies after falling from train at Walayar
The deceased was identified as Henry Lamk Hoshem, who had come to Keralam from Nagaland for work
Ranji Trophy | Abhishek makes it count in Kerala colours
Court orders FIR against MLA Najeeb Kanthapuram
Medical negligence plaint against Kozhikode MCH
Medical negligence plaint against Kozhikode MCH
Restoration of jumbo passage in Idukki: DCC president locks horns with Chief Minister
Restoration of jumbo passage in Idukki: DCC president locks horns with Chief Minister
Ranji Trophy: Rahul's Batting Trouble Continues; Jadeja Scalps Three Wickets After Century
Emanjot Singh Chahal: India star batter KL Rahul was dismissed for another cheap score for Karnataka as he followed his four-run outing in the first innings with one run in the second against Andhra in a Group B clash in Vijayawada. Meanwhile, another India veteran Ravindra Jadeja backed his century with a three-wicket haul for Saurashtra in the clash against Chhattisgarh in Rajkot in Group B, while Punjab have started to lose the plot in their Group B encounter against Assam. Karnataka are in trouble as they ended the third day at 176/4 and have only a 32-run lead. This could have been worse if not for an unbeaten 81 from Karun Nair, while captain Smaran Ravichandran is also unbeaten on 21. Rahul was earlier dismissed for one, while Mayank Agarwal also managed to score just 18. With one day remaining, Karnataka need some magic for an outright win, or else they can at most manage one point if the match ends in a draw, as they had a first-innings deficit. Andhra will take six points if they win (seven if they win by 10 wickets) or they will take three points if the match is drawn, as they have the first-innings lead after bowling Karnataka out for 274 and putting 418 in reply. Meanwhile, Jadeja followed his 102 from the first innings with 3-40 in the first essay with the ball to bowl Chhattisgarh out for 312. Saurashtra are 45/0 in the second innings at stumps on Day 3 and would fancy three points or a win on the final day. Punjab are seemingly losing the plot in their fixture against Assam in their Group B fixture in New Chandigarh. They ended the third day at 287/5 and trail by 86 more runs. Salil Arora and Emanjot Singh Chahal are unbeaten on 25 and 28, respectively. In Group A, Madhya Pradesh are 151/5 against defending champions Jammu and Kashmir in their second innings as Shubham Sharma went back unbeaten on 51 to help the team take their lead to 227. Puducherry were dismissed for 313 in their first innings against Vidarbha on Day 3 of the clash in Nagpur. Ritesh Gudge (95), Mohit Kale (78) and Nikhil Gangta (54) scored strong fifties, but Parth Rekhade and Aman Mokhade took three wickets each. In reply, Vidarbha are 22/1 at stumps and have a lead of 137 runs. Goa are trailing Baroda by 238 runs after being asked to follow-on as they ended Day 3 at 35/1. They were earlier dismissed for 199. Meanwhile, Uttar Pradesh defeated Bihar by an innings and 267 runs. In Group C, Delhi trail Bengal by 88 runs after ending the day at 101/3. Bengal had earlier posted 429 on the back of Abishek Porel's 149 and Sudip Gharami's 133. Kerala are in all sorts after ending the third day at 269/6 against Jharkhand in reply to 587, trailing by 318 runs. Maharashtra lead Services in Delhi by 172 runs after ending the third day at 66/5. They had earlier bowled Services out for 227. Odisha ended Day 3 against Gujarat at 119/4 and have a four-run lead, but Gujarat took a 115-run advantage in the first innings. In Group D, Mumbai completed a stellar innings and a 155-run win over Chandigarh at Wankhede, while Rajasthan led Yamil Nadu by 170 runs after ending Day 3 at 81/4. They had a 91-run lead in the first innings. Railways have a 158-run trail against Uttarakhand as they were 34/0 at stumps. They were bowled out for 278 in the first innings, while Uttarakhand made 470. In Group D, Mumbai completed a stellar innings and a 155-run win over Chandigarh at Wankhede, while Rajasthan led Yamil Nadu by 170 runs after ending Day 3 at 81/4. They had a 91-run lead in the first innings. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
428 KUHS students to get research awards, scholarships on Research Day
Dr. M.S. Valiathan memorial oration to be delivered by ICMR official
White Cane Day rally on October 15
District Collector, officials, and public representatives will join visually impaired participants in the rally, wearing blindfolds and carrying white canes.
In-patient facility at taluk-level not possible: Murali
Kerala Introduces Bill To Protect Senior Citizens From Abuse, Ensure Better Care
Soon after coming to power in Kerala, the UDF government set up a separate department for senior citizens welfare, the first of its kind in the country.
VACB to form special investigation teams for separate CMRL-Exalogic probes
The VACB had registered two cases in connection with the allegations a day ago.
BJP demands resignation of Chief Minister, Leader of Opposition and 137 MLAs
CPI(M) seeks justice for Nedumbassey accident victim Gopika, kin
CPI(M) district secretary V. Chenthamarakshan also demands action against Hindu Aikya Vedi leader Sasikala
Karshaka Sangham to hold night march in Kollam against ECI and Delhi police action
Political parties, organisations intensify protest against toll collection at Nattika on NH66
Police lathicharge LDF, UDF workers; water cannon used as protesters try to breach barricades; NH 66 traffic disrupted for hours
Court takes up K.R. Meeras criminal defamation complaint against Haritha Savithri
Writer alleges Facebook post and subsequent media interventions cast a shadow over the originality of her novel Khalachi; court to record her statement on November 7
Ranji Trophy 2026-27 | Abhishek slams a century but Kerala not yet out of the woods
The openers maiden ton the highlight of day three even as the visitor struggles at 269 for six; Jharkhand will look to make the touring team bat again
HIV screening to be intensified in Malappuram
The decision was taken at a review meeting held here on October 13 to assess the Mobilisation of AIDS Safety (MAS) activities in the district.
Constitution torn up, fighting to restore democracy in country, says Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi emphasized the INDIA bloc's singular mission to restore democracy during a meeting with opposition leaders. He criticized the government's attempts to restrict protests at Jantar Mantar and promised to fight against these restrictions. Gandhi accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah of undermining democratic institutions and the Constitution. Kerala Minister Ramesh Chennithala supported Gandhi's claims and attacked the Chief Election Commissioner for damaging electoral processes.
CPI(M) accuses Satheesan of kowtowing to RSS bid to subvert ED to ensnare Pinarayi in false cases
Cop suspended for attacking SFI workers
The civil police officer allegedly attacked the activists under the influence of alchohol
Cop suspended for attacking SFI workers
The civil police officer allegedly attacked the activists under the influence of alchohol
Pathanamthitta DCC presidents decision to support the expelled leader in the aftermath of a recent clash between SFI and Youth Congress workers has drawn sharp objections from a section of district leaders and workers
Pathanamthitta DCC presidents decision to support the expelled leader in the aftermath of a recent clash between SFI and Youth Congress workers has drawn sharp objections from a section of district leaders and workers
Authorities plan new roads at Nilackal to ease parking congestion
