New Delhi, May 27: Kerala Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan made his first official visit to New Delhi on Tuesday since taking office. During this visit, he met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to discuss the states financial situation, pending projects, and the roadmap for future development. After the meetings, Satheesan ... Read more Kerala Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan Discusses Financial Crisis with PM Modi and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman
BJP Legislators Demand CBI Investigation into Sabarimala Gold Scam
Thiruvananthapuram, May 26: BJP legislators in Kerala have intensified their demand for a CBI investigation into the Sabarimala gold scam. On Tuesday, they wrote to Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan, urging an immediate inquiry and the unconditional withdrawal of all cases against devotees involved in the Sabarimala movement. BJP legislator V. Muraleedharan accused Satheesan of hypocrisy, ... Read more BJP Legislators Demand CBI Investigation into Sabarimala Gold Scam
Kerala University accords farewell to graduating international students
Eighth Graders Plea to Kerala CM: Bring My Parents Closer
She believes the Chief Minister will read her letter and help
Five Police Officers Suspended Following Attack on Youth Congress Workers
Thiruvananthapuram, May 26: Five police officers, including a security personnel for former Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, have been suspended following an attack on two Youth Congress workers during the Nava Kerala Yatra organized by the previous LDF government. The suspended officers are Anil Kumar, Sandeep, Vipin, Shyaju, and Arun, pending a departmental inquiry. This action ... Read more Five Police Officers Suspended Following Attack on Youth Congress Workers
UDF will clarify stance on PM SHRI soon: Minister
Mundamveli residents lay day-long siege to GCDA office
Residents raise fresh concerns over the alleged violation of mandatory distance norms separating the 110 kV EHT line passing through their neighbourhood from the twin towers. They allege that the construction has put lives and properties at risk
Kerala Chief Minister misleading people in Munambam issue, alleges CPI(M)
Chief Minister, who had earlier offered to resolve the issue in 10 minutes, should explore the possibilities for solvingit rather than complicating it. The government should attempt to find a lasting solution to the issue through legal means, says CPI(M) Ernakulam district secretariat
Home nurse, friend arrested for alleged robbery of ornaments
Ambulance used as drug carrier: two held with MDMA in Thrissur
The police seize 8.5 lakh worth narcotics during highway check
Brutal Assault on Youth Congress Workers During Nava Kerala Yatra
Keala Five cops, including former Kerala CM's gunman, suspended
Hip and knee replacements done via robotic surgery at MCH a success
Labour welfare boards will be strengthened: Minister Bindu Krishna
Government will actively seek the opinions of trade unions regarding the Justice Gopala Gowda Committee report, says Minister
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In a significant setback to Cochin Minerals and Rutile Limited (CMRL) as well as former Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan, the Kerala High Court on Tuesday dismissed a writ petition filed by the company and its top executives seeking to quash the Enforcement Directorates (ED) money laundering investigation. The EDs probe stems from findings of a 2019 Income Tax raid on CMRL, which allegedly revealed that the company had inflated expenditures by over Rs 133.82 crore between 201213 and 201819 by booking bogus expenses under transportation and sludge-handling heads. The cash generated was reportedly used for illegal payments to politicians, political parties, media houses, and public servants. A particularly damaging allegation involves Rs 1.72 crore paid by CMRL to Exalogic Solutions Pvt Ltd, a company owned by Veena Vijayan, daughter of Pinarayi Vijayan. The company claimed the payment was for software services, but investigations found that no such services were actually rendered. The Interim Board for Settlement (Income Tax) accepted the findings of the Income Tax Department regarding the inflation of expenses by CMRL, the generation of cash for illegal payments, and the fictitious payment of Rs 1.72 crore to Veena Vijayan and her company, M/s Exalogic Solutions Pvt. Ltd. The Settlement Commission also disallowed 30 per cent of the expenses claimed by CMRL as eligible expenses. The EDs money laundering probe is now linked to this transaction. The summons issued by the ED to CMRL officials specifically demanded documents relating to agreements and payments made to Exalogic Solutions Pvt. Ltd. and Veena Vijayan. Notably, the court, in its verdict delivered today, held that the writ petition challenging the ECIR registered by the ED and the summons issued under Section 50 of the PMLA was premature. The court observed that the mere issuance of a summons does not create a cause of action for invoking writ jurisdiction. It also ruled that the immunity granted to CMRL by the Income Tax Settlement Commission does not extend to proceedings under the PMLA, as the two statutes operate independently. The Settlement Commission constituted under Section 245B of the Income Tax Act has not been vested with any power to deal with complaints regarding money laundering and can only deal with settlement of cases [under the Income Tax Act], the court observed. Dismissing the writ petition, the court clarified that the ED can initiate inquiries and issue summons even in the absence of a formal FIR for a scheduled offence. The court noted that the existence of an FIR is not a precondition for issuing a summons under Section 50 of the PML Act. Notably, during the pendency of the petition, the Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO) filed a complaint alleging fraud under Section 447 of the Companies Act an offence scheduled under the PMLA. The SFIO made this move on April 3, 2025. The court considered this subsequent event and held that it further strengthened the EDs case. After the court pronounced its decision, the CMRL sought a 2-week extension of the interim order passed by the Court, deferring the summoning of the CMRL officials till the disposal of the plea. However, the Court did not grant this extension and orally remarked that extending the stay was not justified as the ED cannot take coercive action (like forcing appearance or arrest) without issuing a fresh notice or summons. The court also said that if and when the ED issues a new notice, CMRL can always approach the court again if needed.
Farmers in Idukki hopeful as Forests Minister calls meeting to address wildlife conflict
Minister to hold a meeting with representatives from various farmers and planters associations on Wednesday in Thiruvananthapuram
Satheesan meets Modi, Nirmala; seeks Central support for States key projects
Kerala Chief Minister discusses with Centre the impact of fluctuations in crude oil prices and shortfall in NRI remittances on the States economy; Chief Minister says White Paper on Keralas financial situation will be released by the first week of June
Palakkad-Ernakulam MEMU service upgraded with 12-car rake
Motor workers rally against fuel price hike in Thrissur
Youth run over by train in Kasaragod
Kollam district records 78.79% pass percentage in Plus Two
Kerala Unveils Project Zero To Root Out Corruption; Promises Rs 5,000 Reward for Whistleblowers
The previous LDF government often took pride in calling Kerala the least corrupt state in the country. Transparency International, which releases annual rankings on corruption, reported that Kerala had the lowest corruption level at 20 per cent.
Landslip threat along NH service road at Chala in Kannur raises safety concerns
Tension escalates in Thiruvananthapuram after SFI-KSU clash; SFI alleges selective police action
Internal friction deepens within CPI Idukki unit
AthirappillyValparai road closed for repair works
Tourist traffic halted at check posts in Malakkappara and Vazhachal as authorities impose restriction
Dengue cases on the rise in Kerala
Kerala sees a jump in confirmed dengue cases from 295 in February to 670 by May 25.
72.49% pass in Kerala VHSE exams
As many as 25,259 students had appeared for the examinations, and 18,311 qualified8,595 girls (83.58%) and 9,716 boys (64.88%)
VACB launches Project Zero to make Kerala corruption-free
Kozhikode registers 80.62% pass in Class XII exams
NH-183 development gains momentum as survey set to begin in Kottayam
Pathanamthitta witnesses tense SFI protest, no march in Kottayam
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Kerala Police has suspended five officers accused in the infamous Nava Kerala Sadas assault casethe attack on Youth Congress workers in Alappuzha during the Nava Kerala Sadas outreach programme led by former Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan. The suspended officers were part of Vijayans security detail, including his gunman. The officerAnil Kumar, S. Sandeep, Vipin, Shaiju, and Arunwere suspended after the Special Investigation Team (SIT), constituted by the new government, recommended strong departmental action.Anil Kumar, the first accused in the case, has served as Pinarayi Vijayans gunman since 2001. According to the SIT report, the actions of the Chief Ministers security personnel violated the Central Governments 'Yellow Book' guidelines governing VIP security. Under these guidelines, the role of a VIP security team is limited to evacuating and protecting the VIP during a conflict situation, while maintaining law and order is the responsibility of the local police. However, on December 15, 2023, members of the security team allegedly assaulted KSU district president A.D. Thomasnow the Alappuzha MLAand Youth Congress state secretary Ajay Jewel Kuriakose after they showed black flags at the Nava Kerala bus carrying Pinarayi Vijayan. At the time, Vijayan had defended the incident by describing it as a rescue operation. The SIT reportedly concluded that the incident amounted not only to a violation of protocol but also to a serious security lapse. Observations by the SIT: Security personnel assigned to VIP protection are required to remain close to the VIP at all times and travel in escort vehicles positioned ahead of and behind the VIPs vehicle. They are permitted to stop only if the VIP vehicle stops. However, the SIT found that in this case, the Chief Ministers vehicle had already moved ahead when members of the security team stopped their vehicle, got down, and allegedly assaulted the protesters. During this time, they were no longer accompanying the Chief Minister. The SIT also reportedly found that local police officers at the scene had already restrained the protesters and brought the situation under control before the security personnel arrived and allegedly attacked them. The report further pointed out that the security team is officially authorised to carry only handguns. However, they allegedly used long cane sticks resembling police batons to beat the protesters. According to the report, the sticks were longer than regular police lathis and had not been officially issued by the police department. Earlier, the Crime Branch under the previous LDF government had given a clean chit to the Chief Ministers gunmen and security personnel, terming the incident a legitimate rescue operation. The finding drew widespread criticism and was later rejected by the court, which ordered a reinvestigation. Despite the court directive, no further action was taken at the time. Following the change in government, the cabinet decided to reopen the case and constituted an SIT for reinvestigation. Meanwhile,anAlappuzha court today disposed of the anticipatory bail pleas filed by gunmen Anil and Sandeep. The court also sharply criticised the SIT, observing that the investigation report was incomplete. The anticipatory bail pleas were disposed of after the court noted that the charges invoked against the gunmen were bailable offenses.
Kerala Plus Two results: pass percentage goes up to 77.97
It is 0.16 percentage points higher than the 77.81% last year; girls outperform boys by a huge margin
Researchers discover new algal species in Western Ghats
The algae, the first-ever reported discovery of the genus Interfilum from India, has been named Interfilum shuklaii in honour of Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, Indian Air Force test pilot and astronaut.
Kerala Weather: IMD issues fresh monsoon update; check expected arrival date in Kerala
The southwest monsoon's arrival in Kerala is now anticipated between May 28 and June 3. Despite the delay, all districts are under a yellow alert until May 28, signaling potential heavy rainfall. Conditions favor further monsoon advancement. Several regions are already experiencing significant rain and thunderstorms. This monsoon is vital for India's agriculture and water resources.
Kerala Plus Two results 2026 announced with 77.97% pass percentage as girls outshine boys
Keralas Higher Secondary Examination results for 2026 recorded a slight increase in the overall pass percentage to 77.97%. Girls outperformed boys, with 84.89% clearing the exam. Science stream students registered the highest success rate among streams. A total of 30,561 students secured all A+ grades, while 60 students achieved full marks. Idukki recorded the highest district-wise pass percentage. Results for technical, art, open school, and vocational higher secondary streams were also announced.
A fashion show featuring pregnant women held in Thiruvananthapuram
Fourteen moms-to-be took the ramp at Momsoon, organised in connection with Mothers Day by KIMSHEALTH and Lulu Mall
Kerala Government Launches 'Project Zero' to Crack Down on Corruption
Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala said the initiative would ensure that people receive services from government offices without having to pay bribes
Kerala Plus Two results for 2026 are out. Over 4.25 lakh students appeared for the exams. The overall pass percentage stands at 77.97 percent. Students who did not pass can apply for the Save A Year exam. Those unsatisfied with marks can opt for revaluation or scrutiny. Updates will be on official websites.
SIT charges the officers with overstepping their line of official duty and unleashing wanton violence against Youth Congress workers
Kerala Plus Two Result 2026 Out: 77.97% Students Pass; Official Websites, Direct Link Here
Kerala Plus Two Result 2026 Out: Students can use their roll number and date of birth to access the results and download the marks memo, which includes subject-wise marks, total marks, qualifying status, and other important details.
Kerala DHSE plus two result 2026: Girls continue lead as boys lag behind in Class 12 results
Kerala's Plus Two results are out, with girls once again significantly outperforming boys, achieving an 86.89% pass rate compared to boys' 68.41%. The overall pass percentage saw a slight rise to 77.97%. Science emerged as the top-performing stream. Over 4.25 lakh students appeared for the examinations.
Harshina, victim of medical negligence at Keralas Kozhikode MCH, gets job in same hospital
K.K. Harshina, an alleged victim of a botched surgery at the Government Medical College Hospital, Kozhikode, appointed as an office assistant in the same hospital
Kerala HC dismisses CMRL plea to quash ED probe in Exalogic pay-off case
Court also dismisses CMRLs plea to quash case
DHSE +2 results 2026: Kerala DHSE Class 12 results 2026 were announced by General Education Minister N Shamsudheen, covering 4.25 lakh students from Kerala, Lakshadweep and GCC regions. A total of 3,72,423 students appeared in the regular category, with 2,09,398 eligible for higher education. The overall pass percentage stood at 77.97 per cent, slightly higher than last year. Girls outperformed boys, while Science emerged as the top-performing stream followed by Commerce and Humanities.
DHSE Kerala Plus Two results 2026: How to download scorecard?
Know where to check and download your HSE 2026 results
Kerala Teen Throws Her Newborn From Hospital Toilet Window, Staff Rescues Baby
Soon after giving birth, the woman, reportedly unmarried, allegedly threw the infant outside the toilet.
Heavy rain continues to pound Kerala; red alert for 11 districts on May 26
Eight killed in rain-related incidents. A fresh low-pressure area is likely to form over west-central and adjoining North Bay of Bengal around May 27, which, along with the prevailing strong westerlies, is likely to intensify the rain further for the next seven days
Kerala launches Project Zero to crack down on corruption, digital graft
Chennithala said the initiative would ensure that people receive services from government offices without having to pay bribes
Kuwait fire: Death toll of Keralites climbs to 24
Kerala government announces ex gratia payment of 5 lakh for families of deceased and 1 lakh for next of kin of those who suffered burn and fall injuries in the blaze
No ideology can be eliminated by a ban: CPI (M) Kerala State Secretary on PFI ban
Mr. Govindan added that banning only one organisation against communalism will not help
dhsekerala.gov.in DHSE Kerala Plus 2 Result 2026: The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education, Kerala, announced the Kerala Plus Two Result 2026 today. Over 4.5 lakh students appeared for the Class 12 examinations. Results are available on official websites, DigiLocker, and the SAPHALAM app. Students can also check their scores via SMS. The scorecard will contain essential details like name, roll number, and subject-wise marks.
Bank loses 15 lakhin daylight robbery at knifepoint in Keralas Thrissur
15 lakh stolen from the Potta Branch of Federal Bank. The heist took place at 2:15 p.m. while the employees were having their lunch
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The Kerala High Court has now rejected Cochin Minerals and Rutile Limiteds request to cancel the Enforcement Directorate investigation into Opposition leader Pinarayi Vijayans daughter Veena Vijayans company. The bench comprising Justice T.R. Ravi dismissed the petitions filed by CMRL managing director S.N Sasidharan Kartha and company officials, which sought a stay in the ED investigation and summons. The case alleged that CMRL paid a large sum of money to Exalogic Solutions, a company owned by Veena, for unspecified services. A sum of Rs 1.72 crore was allegedly paid without receiving any IT services. The allegations involved bribery and money laundering. The case is being investigated by both the ED and the Serious Fraud Investigation Office. The Court refused to interfere and has allowed the ED to continue its investigation into the case. Earlier, the court had stayed strict action against some officials in the same case. The earlier order has also been revoked with the new order. The company argues that the money transaction was a part of normal business and said that the ED investigation was unnecessary, as the SFIO was already investigating the case. However, the ED argued that the their investigation was different from the SFIO probe. They said that the CMRL, which had a 62 per cent stake in a public sector undertaking, deceived the people. The company officials have now been directed to appear before the ED and cooperate with the investigation. The ED will be issuing summons to prominent figures in the case, including MD Sasidharan Kartha. Veena Vijayan may also be called in for questioning.
Kerala government orders eight police stations abutting Chaliyar river in Malappuram to muster teams of local scouts and divers to recover bodies of Wayanad landslide victims washed downstream by swollen Iruvanjipuzha river abutting the disaster zone
Keralas new liquor brand Minnal Magic faces setback before market launch
Production halted following allegations of irregularities in appointment of temporary workers at Malabar Distilleries plant in Palakkad
Wayanad landslide: A restaurant suspends operations to cook free meals for landslide survivors
The restaurant at Sultan Bathery in Wayanad, which was soft-launched a few weeks ago, has been converted into a place to cook for the survivors of the disaster
Kerala Waqf Board says it was forced to upload Munambam data after Farook Colleges stand
However, those in college managing committee has defended the decision not to post the data, stating that Munambam was not a Waqf property and therefore the information was not uploaded on UMEED portal
Kerala lottery results today: Kerala Lottery Sthree-Sakthi SS-521 results for Tuesday, 26 May 2026, have been officially declared. Ticket holders can now check their numbers for the 1 crore first prize and other attractive cash rewards.
Moving men, materials from far and wide to challenging Wayanad terrain
DHSE Kerala topper list 2026 class 12th: Students in Kerala are eagerly awaiting their Plus Two results today, May 26. Over 4.5 lakh students took the Class 12 board exams. The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education will release the results at 3 PM. Students can check their marksheets online. The topper list will also be available. Last year, girls achieved a higher pass percentage than boys.
PFI in Kerala disbands itself?
A press release issued in the name of the PFI State general secretary asked cadres to halt political activities and organisation work.
Indian Army constructs 190-ft-long Bailey bridge at Wayanad to connect landslide affected areas
The construction of the bridge started at 9.30 p.m. on July 31 and was completed by 5.30 p.m. on August 1.
Kuwait fire: Kannur, Kasaragod natives from Kerala among those killed in blaze
The blaze claimed at least 49 lives, about 40 of whom were Indian nationals, and left 50 others injured.
Ending uncertainty, Suresh Gopi signals he will continue as Minister in Modi 3.0 government
Actor-turned-politician Suresh Gopi has seemingly flip-flopped on his earlier assertion that BJPs national leadership would relieve him of his ministerial responsibility and permit him to honour his cinema commitments
Kuwait fire: Malayali organisations offer aid to fire victims
Forty Indians among 49 workers killed in the Kuwait building fire
Kuwait fire: Chavakkad native among dead
Binoy Thomas from South Palayur reached Kuwait just five days before the incident
Kerala CM VD Satheesan Holds First Official Meeting with PM Modi
During the meeting, Satheesan presented the Prime Minister with a wooden figurine depicting a Kathakali dancer, symbolising Keralas rich cultural heritage
Kerala High Court refuses to cancel bail granted to senior thantri in Sabarimala gold theft case
The Kerala High Court on Tuesday orally indicated that it was not inclined to cancel the bail granted to senior thantri Kandararu Rajeevaru in the alleged Sabarimala gold misappropriation case. The single-judge Bench of Justice A Badharudeen observed during the hearing that while the Court may expunge adverse remarks made by the vigilance court against [] The post Kerala High Court refuses to cancel bail granted to senior thantri in Sabarimala gold theft case appeared first on India Legal .
Kerala woman delivers baby in hospital toilet; newborn rescued after being thrown out of window
A doctor said a 19-year-old woman, reportedly unmarried, had approached the hospital in Alappuzha seeking treatment for stomach pain, but refused to undergo a physical examination. This raised suspicion that the woman might be pregnant
Kerala school fitness: Local Self-Government dept engineers exempted from school wiring inspections
Meeting chaired by General Education Minister decides that licensed wiremen can inspect the wiring; order yet to be issued
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The Indian Meteorological Department had predicted that the monsoon would begin in Kerala around May 26. However, weak winds and hot weather conditions on Tuesday have raised uncertainty over rain arriving in the rest of the country by June 1. The department had said that conditions were favourable for monsoon onset only in some parts of the Arabian Sea. The south-west monsoon is expected to enter he state now only between June 5 and 10. The reported delay is in the wake of El Nios impact. The movement of the monsoon slowed down, and it is predicted that there will be less rainfall this year. For the rains to be categorised as monsoon, at least 60 per cent of 14 weather stations in Kerala must record rainfall measuring 2.5 mm or more over two consecutive days alongside specific wind and cloud coverage. Meanwhile, many parts of the country have been reeling under the hot conditions for the past few days. Temperatures in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, for example, crossed 46.5 degree celcius on Monday. Deaths due to heatstroke were also reported in the state, with a red alert being issued for the adverse conditions. A red alert was issued for Odisha, East Madhya Pradesh and East Uttar Pradesh due to the sweltering heat. A yellow alert was issued in Delhi for excessive heat on Tuesday. Despite the delayed onset of monsoon, the IMD predicted that there would be light to moderate rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms, lightning and gusty winds over Kerala, Mahe and Lakshadweep from May 26 to 29. A yellow alert has been issued for Kerala and Lakshadweep over the next four days. There will also be light to moderate rainfall in isolated parts of Tamil Nadu, interior Karnataka, North Interior Karnataka, Telangana, Rayalaseema, and Coastal Andhra Pradesh during the same period. This will be accompanied by thunderstorms and gusty winds. Coastal Maharashtra and Goa are also set for similar conditions.
Clashes Erupt After SFI Wins Kerala University Union Polls
The Students' Federation of India (SFI), the student wing of the CPI(M), retained its dominance in the Kerala University Union by winning 35 of the 37 seats
Clashes Erupt After SFI Wins Kerala University Union Poll Results
The Students' Federation of India (SFI), the student wing of the CPI(M), retained its dominance in the Kerala University Union by winning 35 of the 37 seats
Kerala CM Kids LSS Scholarship Result 2026 Out: Check Direct Link, Cutoff And Scorecard Here
Kerala released Class 4 and 7 scholarship exam results online at bpekerala.in for students to check scores and qualifying status.
Woman killed in wild elephant attack in Keralas Wayanad
Wayanad: A woman was killed and her husband sustained injuries in a wild elephant attack in this district on Tuesday, May 26, police said. The deceased has been identified as Jessy, a resident of Puthumala. She was travelling on a scooter with her husband, Shaji, when a wild elephant attacked them at Kalladi near Meppadi, 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 .
Bail of all accused in Shuhaib murder case cancelled
Woman killed, husband injured in wild elephant attack in Keralas Wayanad
Local residents said the presence of a wild elephant was detected in the area two weeks ago
Kerala Plus Two Result 2026 is scheduled for declaration today, May 26, at 3 PM by the Directorate of Higher Secondary Education. Over 4.5 lakh students appeared for the Class 12 board exams held in March. Students can check their marksheets on the official DHSE Kerala website and other designated platforms.
DHSE Plus 2 Result 2026 link: Kerala Plus Two results are scheduled for release today, May 26. Over 4.5 lakh students can check their Class 12 board examination results from 3 pm. Results will be available on official websites like keralaresults.nic.in and dhsekerala.gov.in. Students can also access their scores via DigiLocker and the Saphalam mobile app.
DHSE Kerala plus two result 2026: How to check Class 12 marksheets on DigiLocker
The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education, Kerala, will release the Plus Two Class 12 results today, May 26. Students can check their marksheets on DigiLocker, keralaresults.nic.in, and dhsekerala.gov.in. Over 4.5 lakh students appeared for the exams. The results will be available from 3 pm. DigiLocker offers a digital copy for immediate use.
Kerala Plus Two Result 2026 Today at 3 PM: Know Ways to Check Marksheet
Kerala Plus Two Result 2026: Students will be able to check their marksheets through the official result portal, DigiLocker, Mobile apps, and SMS service.
Kerala CM Satheesan to meet PM Modi in New Delhi today
New Delhi: Kerala Chief Minister VD Satheesan will hold his first official meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday, May 26, in New Delhi, marking a politically significant engagement soon after assuming office. This is Satheesans first meeting with PM Modi after the United Democratic Front government came to power in Kerala. Though details 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 .
Kerala HSE 12th result 2026 today: Check list of official websites to download plus two result
The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE), Kerala, will release the Plus Two result for 2026 today, May 26, with scores accessible from 3 pm. Approximately 4,25,437 students appeared for the Class 12 examinations, which concluded on March 28. Students can download their provisional scorecards online via official websites and other platforms.
Graamya is taking Kerala spices global; Pine Labs posts Rs 59 Cr Q4 profit
Graamya, a for-profit social enterprise, is proving that sustainable farming can be profitable by helping rural farmers add value to indigenous spices and access better markets; Pine Labs has reported a net profit of Rs 112.51 crore, compared with a net loss of Rs 145.49 crore in FY25.
DHSE Kerala 12th Result 2026 Live: Plus Two Results To Be Announced At 3 PM
Kerala DHSE will announce Plus Two exam results on May 26 at 3 pm for nearly 4.5 lakh students across regular and vocational streams.
SFI, KSU activists clash in city
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After Kerala, now the Congress is witnessing a power tussle in Karnataka as the government completes three years. Both Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar reached Delhi on Monday to meet the Congress top brass. This comes days after both the Congress leaders met the party high command during Kerala Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan's swearing-in. Satheesan himself was locked in a race to the top job in Kerala with AICC General Secretary (Organisation) K.C. Venugopal and veteran Congress leader Ramesh Chennithala. Reports suggest that Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge, Leader of the Opposition (LoP) Rahul Gandhi, Randeep Singh Surjewala and Venugopal will meet both Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar together and separately. However, Siddaramaiah maintained that he was unaware fo the agenda of the Tuesday meeting. I'm invited to Delhi. Tomorrow there is a meeting by 11 am. I don't know the subject. But, I'm invited, he said. Though some reports earlier suggested a cabinet reshuffle and upcoming elections to four Rajya Sabha seats in Karnataka, it is highly likely that Shivakumar will be given the CM's post. But how the Congress top leadership convinces Siddaramaiah to give up the post remains to be seen. Ever since the Congress came to power in 2023, Shivakumar's supporters have been seeking his appointment as CM in line with a previously agreed power-sharing formula with Siddaramaiah. On November 20, when the Congress government completed its halfway mark, Shivakumar's supporters camped in Delhi to seek CM post for their leader. Back then, Kharge said that the high command would give the medicine when required. People in the high command Rahul Gandhi, Sonia Gandhi and I will sit together and deliberate on this... We will give the medicine when required, he said. Siddaramaiah has asserted that he will complete the full term of five years as chief minister. However, both leaders also maintained that they will abide by the Congress high command's decision.
Controversial pact signed between AMMA and temple trust surfaces
