Andhra Pradesh: Vizag Malayalis Celebrate Onam
The programme showcased Keralas rich cultural heritage through traditional performances, entertainment and Onam-related activities: Reports
Keralam govt to decide on PM-SHRI scheme after cabinet panel report: Minister
Samsudheen said there were differences between the Centre and the State over the implementation of the scheme
Private bus operators threaten indefinite strike in Keralam
Say the recommendations of an expert committee appointed to address their concerns are inadequate
Four police officers in Kalady suspended for alleged custodial torture
The action followed a complaint by a taxi driver who alleged that the four officers brutally assaulted him after taking him into custody from his house on September 2 in connection with a case involving one of his friends.
Samastha EK faction slams Keralam CM for opposing Islamic cleric's remarks on women
Samastha EK faction slams Keralam CM for opposing Islamic clerics remarks on women
Legal notice issued over alleged defamatory remarks against CPI, C. Achutha Menon
Zipline operator dies in accident at Ranipuram tourist spot in Keralams Kasaragod district
Duleep Trophy 2026: Want To Show Leg-spinners Can Succeed In Red-ball Cricket, Says Shreyas Gopal
MA Chidambaram Stadium: Clocking 100 first-class appearances felt like a distant dream for Shreyas Gopal. But with that achieved via taking the field for the ongoing Duleep Trophy final, the Karnataka leg-spin bowling all-rounder said he is driven by an even larger mission: proving that leg-spinners still have a vital role to play in red-ball cricket. Gopal, along with veteran India pacer Mohammed Shami, completed the milestone of 100 First-Class matches during the ongoing Duleep Trophy final between South Zone and East Zone at the MA Chidambaram Stadium here on Sunday. Definitely not, but everyone dreams of playing for the country, playing 100 First-Class games. Its a very special achievement and Im very grateful for this opportunity. Im very happy about this, Gopal told reporters at the end of day ones play. Gopals career has enjoyed a significant second wind since returning to Karnataka after playing for Kerala in 2024. In the previous Ranji Trophy season, he finished as the third-highest wicket-taker with 48 scalps alongside hitting five half-centuries with the bat. I put in a lot of work, especially on bowling. I was told that there are not too many leg-spinners who have played upwards of 30-50 games. I wanted to make a point to show that leg-spinners can play red-ball cricket and still be successful. I put a lot of work into my bowling. Batting was a little more gifted for me, in the sense that I grew up as a batsman so I had that natural ability to bat, but bowling took a lot. I bowled a lot of weeks, months and years, he added. According to Gopal, the primary shift in his bowling approach over recent seasons has been tactical rather than purely technical. Using the crease, understanding what situation it is and when to attack, when to defend. Most times it will come off, sometimes, like today, it is not going to come off. But as long as you go in with a plan, as long as you try and achieve something with a goal, it at least gives you a sense of direction. If you just go there without a plan, most times you are not going to be aware of whats going to hit you. According to Gopal, the primary shift in his bowling approach over recent seasons has been tactical rather than purely technical. Using the crease, understanding what situation it is and when to attack, when to defend. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories There was a person who once told me that its harder to handle success than failure. When youre successful, you can get carried away a lot easier. When you dont get that success, you want to do so much better, so you try and work a lot harder. But its very important that you work as hard as when youre successful and when things are falling. Article Source: IANS
Duleep Trophy: Want to show leg-spinners can succeed in red-ball cricket, says Shreyas Gopal
Chennai, Sep 6 (IANS) Clocking 100 first-class appearances felt like a distant dream for Shreyas Gopal. But with that achieved via taking the field for the ongoing Duleep Trophy final, the Karnataka leg-spin bowling all-rounder said he is driven by an even larger mission: proving that leg-spinners still have a vital role to play in red-ball cricket. Gopal, along with veteran India pacer Mohammed Shami, completed the milestone of 100 First-Class matches during the ongoing Duleep Trophy final between South Zone and East Zone at the MA Chidambaram Stadium here on Sunday. Definitely not, but everyone dreams of playing for the country, playing 100 First-Class games. Its a very special achievement and Im very grateful for this opportunity. Im very happy about this, Gopal told reporters at the end of day ones play. Gopals career has enjoyed a significant second wind since returning to Karnataka after playing for Kerala in 2024. In the previous Ranji Trophy season, he finished as the third-highest wicket-taker with 48 scalps alongside hitting five half-centuries with the bat. I put in a lot of work, especially on bowling. I was told that there are not too many leg-spinners who have played upwards of 30-50 games. I wanted to make a point to show that leg-spinners can play red-ball cricket and still be successful. I put a lot of work into my bowling. Batting was a little more gifted for me, in the sense that I grew up as a batsman so I had that natural ability to bat, but bowling took a lot. I bowled a lot of weeks, months and years, he added. According to Gopal, the primary shift in his bowling approach over recent seasons has been tactical rather than purely technical. Using the crease, understanding what situation it is and when to attack, when to defend. Most times it will come off, sometimes, like today, it is not going to come off. But as long as you go in with a plan, as long as you try and achieve something with a goal, it at least gives you a sense of direction. If you just go there without a plan, most times you are not going to be aware of whats going to hit you. With over a decade of experience of playing domestic cricket, Gopal, who ended up with 0-77 in 19 overs on day one, signed off by emphasising on the importance of emotional equilibrium through the unpredictable nature of the game. I think its very important to stay neutral, not get too carried away with success, and on days like today, not feel too terrible about it. There was a person who once told me that its harder to handle success than failure. When youre successful, you can get carried away a lot easier. When you dont get that success, you want to do so much better, so you try and work a lot harder. But its very important that you work as hard as when youre successful and when things are falling.
Wanted robber lands in police net after 25 years; Virudhunagar police trace accused in Keralam
Commission mandates senior officials to submit a detailed action taken report on the incident in which the MLA was involved in an altercation with fellow party workers within seven days of receiving the notice
Former panchayat member booked for allegedly hurting religious sentiments
The case was registered against the local Communist Party of India (Marxist) leader on a complaint by K.K. Biju, taluk secretary of Balagokulam.
Police officer suspended for mishandling case to favour accused in Keralams Thiruvananthapuram
The suspended officer was found not to have issued arrest intimations to relatives of the accused in a case that involved the assault of four minor children
Keralam likely to revise retirement age of judicial officers to 62 shortly
Supreme Court directs 21 States, including Keralam, to reconsider their decision against raising the retirement age or take appropriate decisions for the enhancement of retirement age in the judicial service to 62 years
Unsafe driving practices raise concerns on newly widened NH 66 in Kozhikode
Abrupt lane changing, indiscriminate overtaking and illegal parking pose a threat to road users. Enforcement agencies plan intensified checks using interceptor vehicles fitted with radar cameras.
Housing funds for SC/ST beneficiaries to be given directly: Minister
Government will not transfer housing allocation to the Life Mission, says Minister at launch of Bharatiya Dalit Congress 100-day outreach programme
Samastha mouthpiece lashes out at Keralam CM over Kanthapuram comments
Titled Speak respectfully, the editorial said that Mr.Satheesans comments are akin to a blind man describing an elephant
Web portal for real-time monitoring of road restoration works in Pathanamthitta
The portal has been designed to address the lack of a unified system to track the progress of works, from granting of administrative sanction to release of payments to contractors
50,000 MVD fine sparks fresh row, Aranmula MLA backs car owner
Abin Varkey has come out strongly in support of the vehicle owners, citing their role in the flood rescue operations in Aranmula. The MLA says the couple had voluntarily joined the rescue effort and used their car to evacuate several stranded residents for three days
School games in Kozhikode from October 25
Minister for General Education N. Samsudheen, who opened the organising committee of the event on Sunday, said that it was being held in the district after a gap of 15 years
Desi Soppu Mela draws to a close in Mysuru
Farmer groups from H.D. Kote, Kanakapura, Nagarhole, Kundgol and Wayanad in Kerala brought a wide range of medicinal and wild leafy greens for the fair.
Kozhikode Corporation recalls medicines nearing expiry after councillors raise concerns
Medicines have already been taken back from five health centres and will be replaced. The recall process is expected to be completed by September 7.
Sreesanth-Sanju Samson Handshake Mystery Takes Internet By Storm - Video
A viral video from the Kerala Cricket League 2026 final presentation ceremony featuring Sanju Samson and Sreesanth led to a lot of chatter on social media.
The seminar, to be held at the GIFT campus in Thiruvananthapuram, will be inaugurated by Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan on September 8
The seminar, to be held at the GIFT campus in Thiruvananthapuram, will be inaugurated by Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan on September 8
Tuberculosis-free panchayats in Kollam felicitated
Labour Minister Bindhu Krishna says Keralam Health dept.s efforts to eradicate tuberculosis are exemplary
Calicut University to have panel on FYUGP facilitation
A facilitation and resolution committee was proposed to address the concerns of teachers and students related to the programme
Survivors of Mundathikode fireworks accident in Keralam grapple with PTSD-like symptoms
Authorities yet to address psychological issues such as insomnia, anxiety, and flashbacks that the survivors continue to face six months after the fireworks blast incident in Thrissur
Two killed in car-lorry collision
Onam boost lifts Kerala two-wheeler sales, freight activity
Across the country, truck rentals remained higher on a y-o-y basis across all major trunk routes in August, supported by festive demand despite weather-related disruptions affecting vehicular movement in some regions
Building collapses in south Delhi's Satya Niketan; 1 dead, 2 critical, several trapped
New Delhi, Sep 6: A five-storey building housing a boys' PG collapsed in south Delhi's Satya Niketan area on Sunday afternoon, leaving one dead and several people trapped, officials said. The area is close to the heart of Delhi University's South Campus and has congested lanes lined with student hostels and eateries. Locals claimed the building was nearly 20 years old and construction work in the basement was on when the incident occurred at around 1.30 pm. Of the four patients the hospital received, two remain critical, and one was brought dead. One rescuer who was brought in has been discharged, AIIMS sources said. Local police staff, fire brigade, CAT Ambulance and other emergency services are present at the spot. The NDRF team has also reached, and rescue and relief operations are underway, a police officer said. A PCR call was received at South Campus police station at 1.34 pm regarding the collapse of a building near Nanakpura Gurdwara, the police said in a statement. The exact number of persons trapped/injured is not known at present. Some people have been rescued so far. Further details will be shared as and when confirmed, read the statement. Police said they have identified the building's owner and have formed teams to trace him. According to officials, the collapsed building was known as 'Hostel Daze.' Witnesses at the scene estimate that more than 20 people may be trapped under the rubble, but this figure has not been officially confirmed. The hostel was always full. So many people could still be trapped under the debris. The lanes are very congested, so it was difficult for rescue vehicles to arrive at the scene faster, a local said. Locals and eyewitnesses said they immediately joined the rescue efforts, using their hands and available tools to remove debris in their search for those trapped underneath. An eyewitness commented that the incident could have been much worse had it occurred on a working day since many students from nearby areas had returned home. Very few were here, he said. Rajen Chhetri, a local who works with the Delhi Police, said the building housed around 15 rooms, with two to three students sharing each room. Most of the students staying here are from Keralam, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh and study mainly at Motilal Nehru College, Atma Ram Sanatan Dharm College and Sri Venkateswara College. They were paying around Rs 12,000 per bed, Chhetri said. I have been living here for the last 20 years. Some construction work was going on in the basement, where water had started accumulating. The foundation was also extremely weak, he said, adding that around 13 people had been rescued. Delhi has witnessed incessant rains since Friday. Priyanka, a local living in the area for the past 20-22 years, said, Buildings here are being constructed up to five-six floors. Many houses have been converted into boys' PGs, with the owners shifting elsewhere. They simply name the properties as PGs, take the rent online and leave the area without even checking back. The PG that collapsed is over 20 years old, and in all these years, I have not seen any maintenance work being carried out. The whole of Satya Niketan is full of PGs. Hardly 30 per cent of the house owners actually live here, she said. Even the gutters and sewers here are open. There were many students trapped inside the building. Since it was raining, most of them were in their rooms, while some had gone home as it was the weekend, Priyanka said. Police are advising locals and onlookers to stay away from the site, as bystanders are complicating rescue efforts. Both police and paramilitary personnel have been deployed to ensure ambulances move freely. BJP MLA Anil Sharma reached the spot and informed that people are still trapped. We are even getting calls from those who are trapped inside. Teams are continuously in touch with those who are trapped, he said.
Eight students from Dindigul had lost their lives in a crash on NH 66 at Kaipamangalam in Keralams Thissur. Minister S. Rajesh Kumar calls for urgent completion of NH 66 works and stronger safety measures
Eight students from Dindigul had lost their lives in a crash on NH 66 at Kaipamangalam in Keralams Thissur. Minister S. Rajesh Kumar calls for urgent completion of NH 66 works and stronger safety measures
Finance department directs government departments to establish an internal monitoring mechanism for prompt compliance with court directions so as to avoid execution proceedings and attachment of government bank accounts and to ensure accountability
Finance department directs government departments to establish an internal monitoring mechanism for prompt compliance with court directions so as to avoid execution proceedings and attachment of government bank accounts and to ensure accountability
NCSC Notices Kerala Govt Over Alleged Attack on MLA Ramya Haridas
The notice follows a report claiming that party leaders attacked Haridas in Thiruvananthapuram district's Chirayinkeezhu
Young Couple Found Dead in Lake in Kerala
When the couple was called to the police station recently, they told the police that they had decided to live together and gave a written statement to that effect, signed by both of them
Happy And Proud Feeling': Shreyas Gopal On Milestone 100th FC Game
MA Chidambaram Stadium: India's veteran domestic star Shreyas Gopal reached a significant milestone by taking the field for his 100th First-Class game in the Duleep Trophy final between South Zone and East Zone at the MA Chidambaram Stadium and dubbed the moment as surreal. Shreyas, who has been a vital cog for Karnataka in the domestic arena, reflected on reaching the milestone, calling it a very happy and proud feeling in his career. It's pretty surreal to play a 100th first-class game, and the Duleep Trophy final makes it even more special, Shreyas said in a video shared by BCCI Domestic on social media. Growing up as a kid, you dream of playing a few games for your state, but you don't really dream about playing your 100th, so that's a special feeling. During his career, Shreyas has experienced both success and challenges since making his FC debut in 2013. So many memories over the last few years that I've had - good, sour, upsetting, happy - it's a very mixed feeling, but to stand here and to be playing my 100th game is a very happy and proud feeling. It's been a good grind over the last few years, as I said. On Indian wickets, it's some tough conditions that you've played on, and you really have to put in a lot of effort to get something off it. Shreyas began his career with Karnataka and helped the state win the Ranji Trophy in 2013-14, taking 22 wickets that season. He later moved to Kerala for the 2023-24 season before returning to Karnataka and helping them win the Vijay Hazare Trophy in the 2024-25 home season. It's been a good grind over the last few years, as I said. On Indian wickets, it's some tough conditions that you've played on, and you really have to put in a lot of effort to get something off it. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories The biggest thing it's taught me is discipline and perseverance, without which you won't be able to play too many games. I want to dedicate it (100th game milestone) to my family, my parents and my wife, and definitely some of my very close friends, and the fans and people who have supported me right through my journey, Shreyas concluded. Article Source: IANS
Theft cases at regular intervals in Ernakulam trigger security concerns
The police, meanwhile, said theft cases were being reported only occasionally and most of them were minor incidents
KPCC enquiry commission head M M Hassan promises full representation for the conflicting party workers as the hearing begins at the KPCC office. The episode had also brought to the fore larger questions regarding the conduct and responsibilities of MLAs that come with parliamentary privilege.
Family Stops Bike To Answer Call, Gets Run Over By Speeding Car In Kerala
The accident occurred on the Guruvayur-Kunnamkulam road in Thrissur district just before midnight on Saturday.
Kerala Cricket League Final Draws 28,000+ Fans to Greenfield Stadium
The strong turnout marked a significant moment for the KCL, which has attracted considerable attention since its inaugural season
Keralam Human Rights Panel Orders Probe into Thrissur Crash
The Commission said the allegation that unauthorised parking of goods lorries and the failure of the National Highway Authority to install proper signboards contributed to the accident should be specifically investigated
Man Dies in Suspected Murder in Kerala, Relative Held
The accused Thankachan allegedly has a criminal history, and a fight had taken place between him and the deceased Binu after they consumed liquor
Three of family killed after car hits bike in Kerala, search underway for driver
Thrissur (Kerala), Sep 6 (IANS) In a tragic road accident in Kerala's Thrissur district, a couple and their three-year-old son were killed after a speeding car rammed into their motorcycle, officials said on Sunday. Police said that a search is currently underway to trace the driver of the car who fled from the spot following the accident. The deceased have been identified as Muneer, 35, his wife Shafna, 28, and their three-year-old son, Mohammed Ameen Aibak. They were residents of Panchavadi Thazhatheth House at Edakkazhiyur in Chavakkad. According to police, the accident occurred at around 11.30 pm on Saturday on the GuruvayurKunnamkulam road. The family was returning home after attending a wedding ceremony when they stopped their motorcycle by the roadside to attend a phone call. Meanwhile, a car bearing registration number KL-46-U-6001, travelling in the same direction, reportedly lost control and crashed into their motorcycle. The impact was so severe that all three occupants of the bike were thrown nearly 50 metres away. Though they were rushed to different private hospitals with serious injuries, none of them could be saved. Police officials said the car driver, who was allegedly returning from a bar in the Kunnamkulam area, fled the scene immediately after the accident. Two other people who were travelling in the car have been taken into police custody and are being questioned. Police have launched a search for the absconding driver. In a similar tragedy, eight engineering college students from Tamil Nadu were killed after the car in which they were travelling rammed into a stationary goods lorry on National Highway 66 at Kaipamangalam in Thrissur district around midnight on Friday. The accident occurred at Panambikkunnu Centre on a stretch of the national highway where construction work is underway. The Tamil Nadu-registered car, carrying eight people, crashed into the rear of the lorry, which had been parked near a diversion created as part of the ongoing highway works. The impact of the collision was severe, leaving the car completely mangled and trapping its occupants inside. Local residents and rescue personnel rushed to the spot after learning about the accident. The damaged vehicle had to be cut open to extricate the victims. Seven of the occupants are understood to have died at the accident site, while another victim was rushed to hospital but could not be saved.
Thrissur Titans win Kerala Cricket League final by four wickets
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Over 28,000 spectators attend Kerala Cricket League final
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Cybersecurity skills gap widens as cyberattacks surge: Kerala DGP
The summit was supported by the Data Security Council of India, TiE Kerala and the Cochin Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Two separate road accidents in Kerala leave five dead and three injured
Kerala witnessed two fatal road accidents within hours of each other, leaving five people dead and five others injured, including two who are in critical condition. The incidents took place in the early hours of...
Meta restores posts removed from Keralam CMO's FB page after intervention
The office has sought a formal explanation under the IT Act, clarity on whether the posts were removed through automated or manual action, and safeguards to protect official government communication handles
Global warming: From Nepal to Assam to Kerala, natures fury is colliding with unchecked development
The Himalayan region is facing increasingly frequent and unpredictable extreme weather, with glacier collapses, flash floods and landslides becoming more dangerous. Climate change is a key driver, but rapid and poorly planned development is worsening the risks by putting more people and infrastructure in fragile, flood- and landslide-prone areas.
Traffic curbs in Kochi in view of police marathon
Curbs will be imposed on the stretch of NH 544 between SCMS, Kalamassery, and JLN Stadium, Kaloor; Aluva-Ernakulam PWD Road, and the premises of the stadium between 3 p.m. and 7 p.m.
Eight Engineering Students Killed in Kerala Crash: Car Rams Illegally Parked Lorry on NH-66
All students were from engineering college in Dindigul
Kashmir leaves Kerala couple spellbound
Srinagar, Sep 5: A couple from Kerala, visiting Kashmir for the first time, expressed admiration for the Valleys breathtaking landscapes, warm hospitality and friendly people, saying their experience had exceeded their expectations. The couple, who arrived in Srinagar around three to four days ago, said they had been exploring different tourist destinations across Kashmir and were particularly impressed by the natural beauty of Gulmarg and the hospitality extended to them by locals. Speaking to Rising Kashmir, the 43-year-old visitor said it was his first visit to Kashmir, adding that he had long wanted to explore the Valley but could not do so during his student years. I am 43 years old, and this is the first time I am visiting Kashmir. I have a bit of a guilty feeling that I could not visit Kashmir earlier when I was studying, but now I am very glad that I finally got the opportunity, he said. Recalling their experience over the past few days, he said the couple had visited local places in and around Srinagar before spending an entire day in Gulmarg. We went to Gulmarg yesterday and spent the whole day there. It was a beautiful place. We are enjoying the scenery, taking photographs and making a lot of memories, he said. The visitor also praised Kashmiri cuisine, saying they had the opportunity to taste authentic local food during their stay. We had some good authentic Kashmiri food last night. It was really nice. The place is very beautiful, the food is good and the people are very nice, he said. The couple said they were also impressed by the behaviour of locals, particularly the friendly and understanding nature of people they encountered during their journey. Asked about their experience with local residents, the visitor said, I felt people here are very friendly. Even though the traffic can be very heavy and there can be blocks, people understand each other and there was no problem at all. I would say people here are friendlier than I expected, and that was really good. He said the couple had stayed at different accommodations during their trip and found the staff and people welcoming at every place they visited. We stayed in a few accommodations, but everywhere we went, people were very friendly and welcoming. Kashmiri people are really nice, he said. The visitor said much of what he had previously seen about Kashmir was through films and videos, but visiting the Valley in person had given him a completely different perspective. I had only seen Kashmiri people, the valleys and the beauty of Kashmir in movies, but this place is really beautiful and the people here are so friendly, he said. The couple also highlighted the potential for attracting more tourists from southern parts of the country, saying greater promotion through social media and other platforms could help people discover Kashmirs beauty. This is a very beautiful tourist place. To attract more tourists, there should perhaps be more advertisement and promotion through social media. Some people, particularly from the southern parts of India, may not know much about Kashmir or realise that it is such a beautiful place, he said. If that message and information reaches more people, it can attract more tourists and also generate good income for the state, he added. During their visit, the couple planned to explore more destinations, including Sonamarg and Zojila Pass, while making the most of their limited time in the Valley. The visitor said the trip had already filled their phones with photographs and videos, which they planned to share with their family after returning home. We have loaded our phones with memories. There are so many photographs and videos that we can share with our family, he said. The couple also urged Kashmiris to continue maintaining the same warmth and friendliness towards visitors. My message is simply to stay like thisvery friendly and welcoming, he said.
Meta Restores Kerala Chief Minister Office's Facebook Posts After Outrage
The posts related to the announcement of the Onam festival allowance for ASHA workers and greetings on the occasion of Nabi Day.
Kanthapuram says will defend Shariat laws no matter whoever opposes it
Mr. Musliar also said that Shariat conferences would be organised in all districts to mark the centenary of the Samastha Kerala Jem-iyyathul Ulama. He claimed that there would be people who would talk about the Islamic laws till the end of the world.
Peringamala gearing up to host Niravu farm fete
Kanthapuram A.P. Aboobacker | Power beyond the pulpit
The Muslim cleric and scholar based in Keralam has faced criticism over his recent comments that women should remain at home rather than occupy public spaces
Meta restores Kerala CM Satheesan's Facebook posts hours after takedown
Meta restores Kerala CM Satheesans Facebook posts hours after takedown
Keralam home minister announces phase two of Operation Toofan campaign
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Ernakulam continues to report highest number of influenza cases
Of the 607 cases reported in the State in the first five days of the month, 274 cases were from Ernakulam. Five deaths were reported this month.
Rise in fake UPI payment cases leaves merchants worried
Several such incidents have been reported from different parts of the State in recent months, with two silver merchants in Muvattupuzha being the victims in the latest reported incidents.
Rise in fake UPI payment cases leaves merchants worried
Several such incidents have been reported from different parts of the State in recent months, with two silver merchants in Muvattupuzha being the victims in the latest reported incidents.
Hypocrisy in Congress stand on womens empowerment, claims BJP
BJP spokesperson says the Congress is in power in four States, but had only three women Ministers in all in Himachal Pradesh and Karnataka, there were no women Ministers, while Kerala had two and Telangana had two, one of whom had been removed
Reimagining Keralam workshop at IIM-Kozhikode concludes
The gathering brought forth ideas for new initiatives in economic growth, fiscal stability, health and well-being, climate resilience, entrepreneurship, skill development, higher education, and Keralams global standing, all the while upholding the States human-centric development model
BTech student held for morphing female classmates photos
Matter came to light recently when some of his friends accessed his laptop while working on a college magazine and came across the morphed images. They alerted college authorities and the police
Malappuram DDC urges Centre to drop Palakkad rail division split
The move will affect rail development and passenger services in Malappuram, north Malabar, and Kasaragod, says Malappuram District Development Committee
Meta restores posts removed from Keralam CMO's Facebook page after intervention
Meta has restored two official posts on the Kerala CMO's Facebook page. These posts announced Onam festival allowance and Nabi Day greetings. The Kerala Chief Minister expressed concern over the arbitrary removal of government communications. The CMO sought a formal explanation from Meta and the Union IT Ministry. They also requested safeguards to protect official government communication handles.
Kannammoola township project: quotation invited to prepare DPR
Kin seek govt aid to bring migrants body from Kerala
Order on appointment of1,600 teacher soon, says Samsudheen
General Education Minister says that 4% of posts would be clearly set apart for the differently-abled people to ensure the completion of the appointment process in a transparent manner.
Public Works Minister says NHAI has been instructed to find a lasting solution to overspeeding, poor lighting, unscientific traffic arrangements and inadequate safety systems on highways
Doctors question the need to register again for National Medical Register
The doctors argue that their database is already available with respective State Medical Councils
Thrissur road accident: Collector orders urgent safety audit of national highways
Multi-agency team to inspect dangerous stretches across the district; report to be submitted by Wednesday evening
Travel with caution: under-construction NH 66 in Keralam turns into a death trap
No warning boards at several diversion points, illegal parking and over- speeding raise alarm after car crash at Kaipamangalam in Keralams Thrissur kills eight engineering students
Thiruvananthapuram Mayor again raises issue of overpricing in cinemas
Says Corporation wanted cinema owners to come to a consensus on the issue
Thiruvananthapuram Mayor again raises issue of overpricing in cinemas
Says Corporation wanted cinema owners to come to a consensus on the issue
Removal of posts from Keralam Chief Ministers FB page: CM writes to Meta and IT Ministry
Removal of posts from Keralam Chief Ministers FB page: CM writes to Meta and IT Ministry
Another patient carried on makeshift bamboo stretcher to hospital in Keralams Edamalakkudy
Tribespeople carry a 33-year-old suffering from high fever for nearly seven kilometres through dense forests to access medical care; this is the fifth such incident in a month
Uncertainty over tunnel road fuels push for Vilangad-Mananthavady route
The renewed demand for an alternative route comes amid uncertainty over the Anakkampoyil-Kalladi-Meppadi twin-tube tunnel road project. Work on the project was halted after a debris slip near its entrance at Kalladi on July 7, 2026
Youths face legal action for uprooting Neelakurinji plants in Munnar
The cases were registered on Saturday after the individuals shared photos of the destroyed plants on Instagram.
Round-the-clock services in all govt. general hospitals, says Muraleedharan
The government is trying to avoid a situation where students are forced to go elsewhere for their studies, says Keralam Health Minister
Collector asks KMRL, MVD to resolve traffic woes along metro worksites
KMRL officials have been told to collaborate with the Motor Vehicles department to address traffic woes, especially on the stretch between St. Martin de Porres Church, Palarivattom, and Vazhakkala.
Tsunami mock drill held in Thiruvananthapuram
To test the institutional preparedness, inter-agency coordination and emergency response protocols in the event of a natural calamity
Man killed after compressor-tractor falls into quarry pit
After retiring as a headmistress, Remabhai S discovered a newfound passion for cultivating dragon fruit within her property. By repurposing her backyard and rooftop into flourishing gardens, she turned a period of personal grief into productive work. The outcomes of her intensive farming approach resulted in notable fruit sales and seedlings, ultimately disproving the belief that ample agricultural land is essential for achieving farming success.
