Kerala panel seeks public suggestions on law to curb black magic, harmful practices
The committee is tasked with recommending legislative measures to curb harmful practices carried out in the name of superstition
Cross-Border Car Smuggling In Focus As Bhutan Customs Team Arrives In Kerala
Bhutan Customs delegation arrived in Kerala as part of the ongoing probe under Operation Numkhor, the multi-agency investigation into suspected illegal import of vehicles from Bhutan that has earlier drawn national attention.
Census 2027: training sessions kick off in districts
O.P. Jindal Global University wins maritime law arbitration competition
DMK alliance a model for India, says CPI(M) leader M.A. Baby
The BJP cannot suppress the South Indian states through the same tactics and oppression they use in the North and Northeast, as there are governments like M.K. Stalins administration in Tamil Nadu and Pinarayi Vijayans administration in Kerala that refuse to fall in line with their designs, says M.A. Baby
BJP used women as a shield to push through delimitation: Congress general secretary K.C. Venugopal
The govt. wanted to divide the INDIA alliance and deploy their usual tactics to push through the Constitution Amendment Bill but they had not anticipated the unity in the alliance which is why they appear rattled, the Congress leader says; the next Kerala CM will be chosen in a democratic fashion, says Mr. Venugopal, who played the role of a troubleshooter during the Assembly election campaign
SIEMAT training for school principals begins
Opening of polling material room in Kozhikode kicks up a row
UDF candidates of six constituencies in Kozhikode say strong room was opened under the supervision of officials without prior intimation to candidates. Collector and returning officer for Perambra say an unsealed room housing polling materials was opened in the presence of candidates agents to collect data for updating poll software
TDB training centre begins operations
Tension prevails in capital after BJP-CPI(M) clash in Nettayam
BDS students death: father alleges sustained harassment, seeks immediate arrest of accused
He accuses sections of college management and faculty of creating a hostile environment and claims that his son was pressured, isolated, and mentally harassed. Even if loan app operators deployed pressure tactics, the college should have informed the family, he adds.
UDF Protest: Opening of room containing polling material in Kerala
The materials were stored in a room at JDT Institute in Vellimadukunnu, where UDF workers claimed it was opened without following proper procedures: Reports
KTU Dean relieved of duties following demotion by parent department
The action is reportedly linked to allegations of financial irregularities during his tenure as a Principal at an IHRD-run engineering college
NoRKA-Roots invites applications for jobs in Germany
Tourism takes a hit as water level of Thekkady lake dips
Forest department and Kerala Tourism Development Corporation reduce the seating capacity in their boating services, rendering tickets scarce for tourists, who mainly come to Thekkady to enjoy boating and watch wildlife. Drinking water projects in the Kumily and Chakkupallom panchayats too affected by the falling water level
Dam safety: Agencies in a race against time to complete the comprehensive dam safety evaluation
Owners of dams are required to complete the first CDSE within five years of the commencement of the Dam Safety Act
Soaring temperature poses threat to cardamom sector in Idukki
According to local growers, High Ranges are witnessing extreme heat that may severely impact production in the upcoming cropping season
Repair damaged marine ambulance, demand fishers
HC crackdown grounds houseboats on Vembanad Lake
The Ports department has dispatched inspection squads across Alappuzha and Kottayam to identify houseboats operating without pollution control systems and valid certification
Thiruvananthapuram Mayor blames govt. agencies for non-functioning streetlights
Loan app threat: youth who went missing traced
He revealed to the police that he left home, unable to withstand the continuous mental harassment and threats from the online app operators agents
Kerala Minister Addresses Wayanad Township Controversy Amid Criticism
Thiruvananthapuram, April 20: The controversy surrounding the newly constructed government township project in Wayanad, Kerala, has intensified due to reports of cracks and leaks in the homes built in a landslide-affected area. Revenue and Housing Minister K. Rajan has provided further clarification on the issue. Despite the governments explanations, opposition parties and social media critics ... Read more Kerala Minister Addresses Wayanad Township Controversy Amid Criticism
Comply with directives on vacation classes: child rights panel
Wants academic support classes for State school students to end by 10.30 a.m.
A Malayalam blockbuster film reignites debate over efficacy of Ayurvedic drugs
A section of Ayurveda doctors have objected to the portrayal of a character in Vaazha 2: Biopic of a Billion Bros
Mysterious Death of Elderly Woman Discovered in Well in Kerala
Pathanamthitta, April 20: A tragic and mysterious incident has emerged from the Punalur area of Pathanamthitta district in Kerala, where the body of a 70-year-old housewife was found in a well. The deceased has been identified as Sarla, the wife of the late Thankappan from Anupama Bhavan in Karavalloor, Tiruvazhimmukku. This incident has caused shock ... Read more Mysterious Death of Elderly Woman Discovered in Well in Kerala
National seminar at CPCRI Kayamkulam to address biosecurity threats in horticultural crops
Seminar aims at raising awareness within the scientific community of invasive plants, pests, and diseases
South Indian films at risk? Producers push back on OTT mandate
Hyderabad: Producers from Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala have joined together to form the South Indian Film Producers Association, or SIFPA. This comes after exhibitors from all South Indian states suggested that films should run in theatres for eight weeks before going to OTT platforms. Producers say no one can make such decisions 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 .
Tragic Incident in Thrissur: Child Dies from Snake Bite, Another Snake Found at Home
Thrissur, April 20: A deeply tragic and shocking incident has emerged from Thrissur district in Kerala. Just hours after eight-year-old Aljo succumbed to a snake bite, another snake was spotted in his home, causing panic among family members and neighbors. According to reports, the family had left their windows open due to the humid heat ... Read more Tragic Incident in Thrissur: Child Dies from Snake Bite, Another Snake Found at Home
A total of 200 owners are waiting for the second tranche of rent for the six months beginning March, 2026, say the Chander Kunj Army Towers Apartment Owners Association president
Kerala Assembly polls: Returning Officer rejects reports of opening strongroom in Perambra
Officer says an unsealed room in a college, where polling records of Perambra constituency were kept, was opened in presence of candidates poll agents for the purpose of updating information in software related to election process
Kerala Implements Strict Guidelines to Enhance Surgical Accountability
Thiruvananthapuram, April 20: Keralas public health system is taking significant steps to regain public trust following two alarming incidents where surgical instruments were left inside female patients during procedures. These incidents have raised serious concerns among the public, prompting immediate action from the health department. In response, the department has issued comprehensive guidelines aimed at ... Read more Kerala Implements Strict Guidelines to Enhance Surgical Accountability
Warning of the impacts on air pollution, acoustic stress and public health, Prof. Gurukkal highlights the risks of conducting the event in the region with a high concentration of hospitals having labour wards and neonatal intensive care units
Trinamool Congress Kerala unit severs ties with national leadership, to float new party by May 15
P.V. Anvar, Kerala State convener of Trinamool Congress, says resolution passed to reposition unit as a secular, democratic, and socialist political outfit aligned with politics of Congress and UDF, and will oppose Pinarayism and fascism
Bhagyathara BT-50 Lottery Result (20-04-2026): Kerala State Lotteries Department conducts the high-stakes draw for the Bhagyathara BT-50 weekly lottery today, April 20, 2026. The event saw the ticket holder of PL 561807 coming out as the winner of the grand first prize of 1 crore.
Kerala issues surgical safety protocol after alleged hospital lapses spark row
According to an order dated April 15, the new guidelines mandate strict pre-operative verification, patient identification, and enhanced documentation to ensure patient safety across all healthcare institutions in the State
Wayanad township row: Not cracks, just shrinkage, says Kerala Revenue Minister on govt-built houses
K. Rajan says such shrinkages have been detected in two of the 178 houses constructed for landslide survivors
To Promote Non Veg Food Mohammed Shemir And Shamnad Of Kerala Used Baby Krishnas Image
Two muslim guys were arrested in Kerala for promoting non vegetarian food during Vishu by using Lord Krishnas image. Using Lord Krishnas image to promote non-vegetarian foodespecially during Vishucan be sensitive and controversial. In many traditions, Krishna is closely associated with compassion, purity, and a vegetarian lifestyle, and Vishu itself is a sacred festival in Continue reading To Promote Non Veg Food Mohammed Shemir And Shamnad Of Kerala Used Baby Krishnas Image The post To Promote Non Veg Food Mohammed Shemir And Shamnad Of Kerala Used Baby Krishnas Image appeared first on OurVoice | WeRIndia - Analysis & Opinion .
VACB launches Operation Earth Guard to curb illegal soil mining in Kerala
Move following intelligence inputs about widespread irregularities, violations and corruption in excavation and transportation of ordinary earth across the State, say officials
45-year-old man killed by nephew after dispute over chicken curry in Keralas Palakkad
Police say both had consumed liquor. FIR states the victim had prepared chicken curry at home which was not shared with the accused, triggering the altercation
Women's Reservation | No changes were proposed to Delimitation Commission Act: Centre
Central government Sunday reiterated that no changes were proposed to the Delimitation Commission Act in the Bills, introduced by it in the Lok Sabha on April 16, 2026 to ensure 33 percent women reservation in 2029. Responding to frequently asked queries about three bills to allay all apprehensions in the minds of public, it stated, On April 16, 2026, the central government introduced three key bills in the Lok Sabha i.e., The Constitution (One Hundred and Thirty-First Amendment) Bill, 2026; The Delimitation Bill, 2026 and The Union Territories Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2026. To explain the rationale why those three Bills were brought at this point in time, it, while referring to (Women Reservation Act 2023), stated, The Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam provides that reservation for women will be implemented based on delimitation after the Census conducted post-2026. If the government had waited for the Census and subsequent delimitation, women would not have been able to benefit from 33 percent reservation even in the 2029 general elections as the census and subsequent delimitation period take time. Therefore, to ensure timely benefits to half the population, it was considered necessary to delink implementation of the Act from this condition. Spelling out the benefits if these Bills had been passed, it asserted that if passed and approved, these Bills would have enabled women to receive 33 percent reservation in the Lok Sabha as early as the 2029 general elections. Clarifying why the delimitation was linked with the Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam and why there was a proposal to increase seats, the central government delineated that it was imperative to provide reservation. Delimitation means finalising the boundary of a constituency. It is essential for implementing womens reservation. The limit on seats in Lok Sabha was set at 550 in 1976. In 1971, the population of India was 54 Cr. Today it is 140 Cr. Therefore, it is important to increase seats to 850 in Lok Sabha. This would enable fair representation of people in the Parliament. It rejected the contentions (forwarded by the opposition) that there was any attempt to modify the Delimitation Commission Act for political advantage or it would have affected ongoing state elections. No changes were proposed to the Delimitation Commission Act. The existing legal framework remains intact and any recommendations of the Commission would require parliamentary approval and Presidential assent. Ongoing elections, including those in states like Tamil Nadu or West Bengal, would not be affected, as elections up to 2029 will be conducted under the current system, the Centre has reiterated. Elucidating the rationale behind increasing Lok Sabha seats to 850, it pointed out that the proposal was based on a proportional expansion approach. A uniform 50 percent increase in seats would maintain the proportion for all states and UTs. Applying this principle to the current 543 seats would lead to approximately 815 seats. Therefore, the upper limit on seats was increased from the current cap of 550 seats in Lok Sabha to 850 seats, it said. The government also rejected the apprehensions that the new delimitation proposal would have adversely affected southern or smaller states. All states would see a uniform 50 percent increase in seats. Southern states would not face any reduction in representation; rather, their overall share would remain stable. For example, Tamil Nadus seats would increase proportionally, ensuring no disadvantage. As the table below shows, the southern states currently have 23.76 percent seats in Lok Sabha. This would have become 23.87 percent after passage of the Bills, it clarified. It asserted that in case of 50 percent increase model, the revised status (in percentage) of Karnataka would have been 5.14 percent against existing 5.15 percent; in Andhra Pradesh, it would have been 4.65 percent instead of existing 4.60 percent; in Telangana, it would have been 3.18 percent against present status of 3.13 percent; in Tamil Nadu, it would have been 7.23 percent against current status of 7.18 percent and in case of Keralam, it would have been 3.67 percent against existing status of 3.68 percent. It also stated that contrary to the propaganda, the states that controlled population growth would not face any disadvantage. As the increase in seats was proposed uniformly across states, their proportional representation would remain unchanged or slightly improve, it was stated. With regard to questions about the Bills affecting the representation of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, the central government clarified, The process of delimitation ensures proportional reservation for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. With an expanded House, the number of reserved seats would increase significantly, thereby strengthening their representation. It also rejected the contention that the Constitutional Amendment Bill introduced was aimed at delaying caste census. The Government has already started a time-bound programme for caste census. The process includes detailed enumeration, and caste-related data will be recorded during the population count phase, it clarified. Regarding questions why there was no separate quota for Muslim women within the reservation framework, it reiterated, The Constitution of India does not provide for reservation based on religion. Reservation policies are based on social and economic backwardness, as laid out in the Constitution. The central government pointed out that the womens reservation was not implemented in the 2024 general elections itself as implementing reservation required delimitation of seats. Delimitation is an extensive consultative process. It takes about two years to complete delimitation. Therefore, these Bills (including Delimitation Bill) were brought in the Parliament for implementing womens reservation. However, the Womens Reservation Bill was introduced and passed in 2023 to establish the legal and constitutional framework for womens reservation. Its unanimous passage reflected broad political support at the time, enabling the enactment of the Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam, it stated. With regard to the requirement of separate Union Territories Bill, it was pointed out that the Legislative Assemblies in Union Territories such as Jammu and Kashmir, Delhi and Puducherry are governed by separate legal provisions. Therefore, specific amendments were required to implement womens reservation in these regions, necessitating a separate Bill, it was stated.
Classic FA rode on Y Bishorjit's 90th minute strike to salvage a 1 1 draw against Mohun Bagan Super Giant to extend their unbeaten run in the AIFF Elite Youth League 2025 26 Group B final round at Ramsar Sahib Sports Stadium, Paddi Sura this evening In a keenly contested match, Bharat Lairenjam ended the goal drought late in the 88th minute to put Mohun Bagan Super Giant ahead but Yumnam Bishorjit came to the rescue of the Classic FA as he netted the equaliser within 2 minutes to keep the competition open again Despite efforts, the two sides had to share a point apiece as their efforts went wide or goalkeepers were up to the task The result put Classic FA, who played out a 2 2 draw against Jamshedpur FC in the previous outing, in the second place in the group table behind Jamshedpur FC who defeated Gokulam Kerala FC by 2 1 goals in the morning session Sreekanth S scored to give Gokulam Kerala FC the lead early in the 2nd minute but Mars Ningthoujam drew level for Jamshedpur FC in the 49th minute before his compatriot Rayan C completed the turnaround within four minutes and set up the eventual win In a Group A match staged earlier this morning at Football Stadium, Mahilpur, Football 4 Change Academy posted a 1 0 win over FC Goa courtesy of Kishor Tiwari's 90th minute strike With the result, Football 4 Change Academy are third in the group table Sudeva Delhi FC, who defeated Bengaluru FC by 3 2 goals this evening for the second straight wins are on top of the Group A table as Bengaluru, who beat Football 4 Change Academy 3 2 in the previous outing, remain second with better goal count than Football 4 Change Academy Source The Sangai Express
Cochin chapter of IMA launches Koode to tackle loneliness
BJP workers clash with police at Vattiyurkavu
Six-month-old among two killed as jeep falls into gorge in Idukki
Call to ensure quality of food sold at Kozhikode beach stalls
Members of various residents associations, senior citizens groups and tourism entrepreneurs demand a permanent mechanism to monitor food quality
Experts advise caution amid rising snake incursions into homes
Kerala ignores proposal for Ombudsman for students of self-financing institutions
Panel constituted in August 2017 following the death of Jishnu Pronoy, who was found dead in a hostel of the Nehru College of Engineering and Research Centre at Pampadi in Thrissur on January 6, 2017, had proposed the formation of district- and State-level Ombudsmen
Elephant electrocuted in Palakkad
Art alone can carry the message of peace, says Mattannur Sankarankutty
State professional drama competition opens to packed audience at K.T. Muhammed Theatre
KBS demands public holiday for Shankara Jayanti
Driver swap, brake failure suspected in Valparai crash that killed nine
It is suspected that the braking system could have overheated and failed after the vehicle descended 23 hairpin bends
Russian woman found without valid documents remanded
She was staying at a lodge near Punalur railway station
Govt. constitutes panel for implementation of Solid Waste Management Rules, 2026
The State-level committee, under the chairpersonship of the Chief Secretary, will recommend measures to the State Pollution Control Board for effective implementation of the Rules
BLOs disappointed over paltry pay for hectic SIR work
Suspected synthetic drugs worth 1.58 crore seized
State Food Commission unearths large-scale irregularities in ration distribution in Edamalakkudy
During visits to ration shops in Societykudy and Vellavarakkudy, the commission found that no registers were maintained for the arrival or distribution of goods
Vizhinjam port sees surge in vessel traffic amid Hormuz Strait shutdown: Tharoor
Positioning the port in Thiruvananthapuram alongside established global hubs such as Colombo and Singapore, Congress MP says that it is emerging as a major player in global maritime trade by setting a new standard
Kozhikode DIET throws open its doors for science enthusiasts
A science lab, named after noted scientist E.C.G. Sudarshan, has been set up in five halls at the institute
Kerala - Travelling Quite A Distance To Vote
Migrant workers return to Bengal in hordes for crucial polls: Reports
Accident took place on February 5 when the actors car collided with a motorcycle, leaving two youths injured. The incident had sparked controversy as the actor did not stop his vehicle immediately after the crash
Loan app operators suspected behind youths disappearance in Vadakara
According to a complaint filed by the family, Vishnu Prakash, who went missing on April 13, had been under severe stress following repeated harassment and intimidation by some agents associated with a digital lending app
PMs address via official media a blatant violation of model code: M.A. Baby
CPI(M) general secretary says party has filed a formal complaint with the Election Commission of India
Talks about next CM in Congress premature, says Vellappally Natesan
SNDP Yogam leader says such discussions should take place only after election results are announced. He adds that competition for power in the Congress is not new
Doctors plaint flags lapses after newborn death in home delivery
She flagged what she describes as serious failures on the part of officials
Poultry sector feels heat as birds keep falling dead
Assembly Polls: EC Cracks Down on 11,000 Unlawful Social Media Posts
While assembly elections have already taken place in Assam, Kerala and Puducherry, they will take place in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal later this month.
Sivankutty slams Thiruvananthapuram Corporation over alleged failures in waste management
Minister alleges that the BJPs promise of a blueprint for the citys development within 40 days of coming to power was an eyewash, as there is no sign of such a plan even months after taking charge
20,000 fine imposed for unscientific waste management on firms in Wayanad
AICC-sponsored truce on Chief Ministership dispute in Kerala seems tenuous
Pro-Congress social media handles had mooted, lately, the possibility of top leaders holding the CLP leaders post, and, by extension, the office of the Chief Minister, if the United Democratic Front (UDF) assumed power, on a term basis. K. Muraleedharan says the CLP leader is elected for a fixed term.
Harvest turns headache as millers, farmers lock horns over deductions
Millers and their agents, farmers allege, are driving hard bargains, leveraging the delay to push for steep deductions and forcing growers into a corner
Assembly polls: ECI action against 11,000 unlawful social media posts
While assembly elections have already taken place in Assam, Kerala and Puducherry, they will take place in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal later this month
Defeat of Constitution (Amendment) Bill a victory for democracy: Sunny Joseph
He says by using womens reservation as a front, the BJP was trying to increase the Lok Sabha seats in States ruled by it to guarantee an election victory
Prakash Raj gets legal notice over Ramayana remarks, denies mocking Hindu gods
Actor Prakash Raj has received a legal notice from Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam (TTD) board member Bhanu Prakash Reddy, demanding a public apology from the former for allegedly speaking against the Hindu mythological scripture Ramayana. The issue dates back to January 24, the Kerala Literature Festival, where the actor, in conversation with novelist TD Ramakrishnan, discussed 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 .
Rural India once relied on ingenious natural cooling. Rajasthan's 'desi fridge' used clay, cow dung, and grass to keep food fresh without electricity. Kerala's ancient kaavi flooring technique also kept homes cool. These eco-friendly practices are now fading due to modern technology. They showcase a sustainable past, offering lessons for the present.
Misleading and unhealthy narrative are being circulated in sections of the media in connection with the death of R.L. Nithin Raj, a first-year student of Kannur Dental College in Anjarakandy, says college management
Power demand record resets again in Kerala, Minister calls for judicious electricity use
Daily consumption stands at 117.15 million units and peak demand at 6,033 megawatts on April 18
Eight-year-old dies after snakebite while asleep at home in Keralas Thrissur; brother critical
It is suspected that the snake may have entered the house seeking relief from the intense heat outside and remained unnoticed as it hid beneath the pillow
Kerala Lottery: Samrudhi SM 51 Kerala Lottery result 2026 will be declared today following a live draw at Gorky Bhavan in Thiruvananthapuram at 3:00 pm, with thousands of participants awaiting the winning numbers. The Kerala State Lottery SM 51 draw features a first prize of Rs 1 crore, along with a Rs 25 lakh second prize, Rs 5 lakh third prize, and multiple smaller rewards ranging from Rs 100 to Rs 5,000. Winners must verify their ticket numbers with the official Kerala Government Gazette and submit claims within 30 days of the result announcement.
Elderly woman killed in suspected leopard attack at Malakkappara
Body found partially eaten near Sholayar dam area as residents raise alarm over rising wildlife threats
Congress leader in Kerala moves ECI against PM Modi
Congress leader Anil Akkara files complaint against PM Modi for alleged election code violation via national broadcaster Doordarshan
A wedding in Kottayam has gone viral after a touching video showed a Christian priest, Father Roy Mathew, performing the traditional kanyadaan ritual for a Hindu bride, Parvathy, whom he helped raise. Having grown up at Bethlehem Ashram after losing her mother, Parvathy shared a deep bond with the priest, who became a father figure in her life and even supported her marriage to Ananthu. The ceremony, held at St. Pauls Church but conducted according to Hindu customs, has drawn widespread praise online for symbolising compassion and unity beyond religious boundaries.
Kochi, April 18: Kerala Blasters produced a commanding first-half display to defeat Jamshedpur FC 2-0 in their Indian Super League match here on Saturday. Goals from Nihal Sudheesh (12th) and substitute Vibin Mohanan (36th) ensured all three points for the hosts, who were resolute at the back with goalkeeper Arsh Shaikh delivering a standout performance [] The post Kerala beat Jamshedpur in ISL appeared first on The Shillong Times .
Biomining at Vedimara in North Paravur in final stage
10 CPI(M) workers sentenced to jail in Thimiri bomb attack case
Man from Kasaragod among 18 freed from alleged bonded labour in Karnataka
RKFC eye strong finish in last home game
Srinagar, Apr 18:Real Kashmir Football Club (RKFC) will aim to continue their winning momentum when they take on Sreenidi Deccan FC in an Indian Football League (IFL) clash at TRC Ground Srinagar on Sunday (April 19). Coming off a dominant 6-2 victory over Gokulam Kerala FC, the home side enters the contest with renewed confidence. The match is significant as it is likely to be RKFCs final home fixture of the season in the IFL, formerly known as the I-League, before they head out for remaining away games. The encounter, as per RKFC statement, scheduled under floodlights, will kick off at 6:30 pm and is expected to draw strong local support. Addressing a pre-match press conference, RKFC head coach Ishfaq Ahmad said the team has regained confidence after bouncing back strongly in their previous match. We had no option but to respond, and the players delivered well, he said. However, Ishfaq acknowledged the challenge posed by Sreenidi Deccan FC, highlighting their quality squad and attacking strength. They have a good coach and players and strong strikers. We also have a balanced side. If we execute our plans well, we are hopeful of a positive result, he added. RKFC player Furqan Ahmad echoed similar sentiments, saying the morale in the team is high. We are confident and want to end our last home match on a good note, he said.
Milmas Ernakulam union demands hike in milk prices
Diamond Harbour FC Secures Top Spot with 5-2 Victory Over Gokulam Kerala in IFL 2025-26
Kalyani, April 18: In a thrilling match of the Indian Football League (IFL) 2025-26, Diamond Harbour FC triumphed over Gokulam Kerala FC with a score of 5-2, solidifying their position at the top of the table. This defeat ensures Gokulam Keralas place in the relegation zone. The match, held at the Kalyani Stadium in West ... Read more Diamond Harbour FC Secures Top Spot with 5-2 Victory Over Gokulam Kerala in IFL 2025-26
Kerala Blasters Triumph Over Jamshedpur FC with 2-0 Victory in ISL 2025-26
Kochi, April 18: In a thrilling match of the Indian Super League 2025-26, Kerala Blasters FC showcased an impressive performance at their home ground, defeating Jamshedpur FC 2-0. The match took place at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Kochi, where Kerala took control early in the first half. The game began with high intensity as ... Read more Kerala Blasters Triumph Over Jamshedpur FC with 2-0 Victory in ISL 2025-26
