Kerala HC grants divorce, citing cruelty in marriage
Kerala CM launches States first Lab on Wheels mobile technology laboratory
The lab, an initiative of ASAP Kerala initiative and Infosys Springboard, aims to introduce school and college students in Kerala to emerging technologies, including AI and robotics.
Kerala local body urges Tamil Nadu to prevent human waste flow into Mullaperiyar dam
Problem due lack of toilet facilities in a bus stand in Tamil Nadu near the Kerala border
Kerala rains: Kakkayam dam spillway gates closed as water inflow declines
Orange alert for eight districts in Kerala on August 7, 2026
BJP unseated in Naranganam grama panchayat in Kerala
Attack of ED officials: Kerala High Court grants bail to one more accused
The court noted his clean criminal record and the absence of serious injuries to the ED officials, imposing conditions for his bail that include a 1 lakh bond and restrictions on contacting witnesses.
Collector, PCB officials to conduct joint inspection at waste treatment unit in Keralas Kozhikode
Kerala govt. to allocate 5 crore to revive Travancore Cements
Convictions in Muthanga case require scrutiny, says Kerala HC
240 recruits join Kerala Police
The recruits, comprising 111 from the Special Armed Police Battalion and 129 from the Women Battalion, underwent extensive nine-month training that included physical fitness, legal education, and community engagement, equipping them to tackle contemporary challenges in law enforcement.
This initiative aims to bridge the gap between technical know-how and management skills among startups, leveraging the wealth of experience from seasoned professionals to foster growth in the states Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs).
Old Video From Karachi Falsely Shared as Recent Visuals of Kerala Floods
We found out that the video is unrelated to the current Kerala floods and dates back to 2025.
Rajnath chairs parliamentary panel meeting, discussions focus on Territorial Army
New Delhi, Aug 6: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday chaired a meeting of a parliamentary committee, with discussions focusing on the Territorial Army and its members offering suggestions to further enhance its overall effectiveness. Singh said the Territorial Army creates surge capacity for the defence forces by building a reserve of trained soldiers who can be deployed immediately whenever the need arises. The Union minister chaired the meeting of the Parliamentary Consultative Committee for the Ministry of Defence here, with discussions focusing on the 'Territorial Army. Minister of State for Defence Sanjay Seth, Chief of Defence Staff Gen N S Raja Subramani, Army Chief Gen Dhiraj Seth, Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh, Secretary (Defence Production) Sanjeev Kumar, Secretary (Defence Finance) Vishvajit Sahay and other senior officers attended the meeting, the ministry said in a statement. During the meet, senior officials presented a detailed briefing on the Territorial Army's mandate, role and key achievements to the committee members, who offered suggestions to further strengthen the force and enhance its overall effectiveness, it said. In his address, Singh described the Territorial Army's contribution as significant in advancing Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government's vision of Viksit Bharat. He emphasised that while the role of the defence forces revolves primarily around security-related aspects, the Territorial Army contributes in other areas such as environmental conservation and social work as well. The Territorial Army is a living embodiment of the 'citizen-soldier' concept. While its members engage in civilian pursuits, they simultaneously don the uniform to safeguard the borders and maintain internal security, Singh said. He added that when the personnel complete their tenure and return to civilian life, they act as a vibrant bridge between society and the military, inspiring people, especially the youth, to join the defence forces. The Territorial Army stands as a trained, motivated, and potent force, comprising nearly 44,400 personnel and 59 diverse units, the ministry said. Singh termed the force as first responders, who provide immediate relief and support during natural calamities. He acknowledged their role in carrying out relief and rescue work, and providing medical aid to those in need during Kerala floods, Odisha cyclone and the recent floods in Assam. Commending their contribution in environmental management and climate change mitigation, he said the ecological task forces of the Territorial Army have planted approximately 10 crore saplings till date, with the survival rate ranging between 80-85 per cent. This green initiative is translating the prime ministers 'Mission LiFE' and 'Panchamrit' goals into reality on the ground, he said. Singh also appreciated the efforts of the Territorial Army deployed in Jammu and Kashmir for taking the 'Har Ghar Tiranga' campaign to greater heights. The Territorial Army, raised on October 9, 1949, completed 75 years in 2024 and has served the nation in times of war and in humanitarian and environmental protection work through its journey over the decades. It is fully integrated with the regular Army.
Relief effort for flood-affected people in Kerala
Kerala braces for renewed monsoon fury as IMD warns of heavy downpour
Adding to the weather threat are projected strong surface across Coastal Karnataka, Kerala and Mahe, Lakshadweep, Rayalaseema and Telangana for the next two days
School holiday tomorrow, August 7: On August 7, India can anticipate heavy to very heavy rainfall across various regions. While a nationwide school holiday isn't on the agenda, district authorities will assess weather conditions to determine whether schools should close. States such as Maharashtra and Kerala are bracing for severe monsoon downpours, while Delhi-NCR and Odisha will also face rain and thunderstorms during this period.
Kerala set to launch 'My Police Station' initiative for improved citizen engagement
The initiative, which will be unveile on August 15, is aimed at improving accessibility and accountability, according to Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala.
Kerala govt orders probe into alleged EVM hacking scam targeting Assembly poll candidates
Move after Congress leader Rajmohan Unnithan, MP, submits complaint to State police
Kerala HC Grants Bail to Six More Accused in ED Attack Case
The High Court granted bail saying that according to the prosecution the investigation was almost over, the accused had no criminal antecedents involving serious offences
Additional charge invoked against them at the instance of prosecution to be formally read out on the day
Red alert in Pathanamthitta, Idukki and Kottayam districts, while orange alert issued for 5 districts on Thursday
Kerala Police Intensifies Investigation into Attack on ED Officials
Thiruvananthapuram, August 6: The Kerala Police have ramped up their investigation into the attack on Enforcement Directorate (ED) officials following a search at the residence of opposition leader Pinarayi Vijayan. Notices have been issued to several senior leaders of the CPI(M), including state secretary M.V. Govindan, Rajya Sabha member John Brittas, and MLA V. Joy. ... Read more Kerala Police Intensifies Investigation into Attack on ED Officials
Long-Pending Bairakuppa Bridge Project Gets Karnataka Nod: Kerala PWD Minister
Basheer said the Karnataka government had granted its approval for the project, which has remained pending for decades
Kerala High Court Denies Bail To Man Accused Of Raping Stepdaughter
The Kerala High Court has refused bail to a man accused of repeatedly raping his 14-year-old stepdaughter, which resulted in her pregnancy.
7,000 Litres Of Spirit Hidden Under Sacks Seized In Kerala Before Onam
Kerala Excise seizes 7,000 litres of rectified spirit concealed in truck in Payyannur ahead of Onam.
The Forgotten Atelier chronicles the overlooked masters of Raja Ravi Varmas era
Through scattered archives and oral histories, a new book traces the forgotten artists who contributed to Keralas rich heritage
Floodwaters recede in parts of central Kerala; IMD sounds orange alert in five districts
But flooding continues in Upper Kuttanad and Kuttanad regions of Alappuzha district, though water levels have begun to decline gradually, say officials
NIA arrests most wanted accused in Praveen Nettaru murder case
Bengaluru: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested one of its most wanted accused in the 2022 murder of BJP Yuva Morcha activist Praveen Nettaru, marking a significant breakthrough in the high-profile case. Umar Farooq M.R., who had been absconding for nearly four years, was arrested during a coordinated operation in Kochi, Kerala. The NIA 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 HC Directs New Layout Plan For Balitharpanam Ritual In Thirumullavaram
HC bench called for a fresh layout plan after finding shortcomings in the one prepared by the Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB) for the ritual Thirumullavaram Beach.
NIA Arrests Absconding Accused in 2022 Murder of Karnataka BJP Leader
The latest arrest comes weeks after the NIA, in July this year, apprehended two other absconding accused -- Abdul Nasir P alias Nasir, and Naushad -- from Kochi in Kerala and Hosur in Tamil Nadu, in a coordinated operation based on information received from the Andhra Pradesh Police
Kerala Minister Reacts to Tamil Nadu Budget, Warns of SC Battle Over Mullaperiyar
His remarks came a day after the Tamil Nadu government, in its budget, announced plans to pursue raising the water level of the 131-year-old Mullaperiyar reservoir in Kerala's Idukki district
Southern Bench of NGT issues the directive in a case related to illegal dumping of biomedical and mixed solid waste in various locations across Tiruneveli district of Tamil Nadu in December 2024
NIA arrests another absconding accused in Praveen Nettaru murder case; total arrests reach 25
The accused, Ummar Farook M.R., was arrested in Kochi, Kerala, during a targeted operation based on specific intelligence inputs. He had been absconding since the investigation began
Lulu Group to expand in central Kerala with second hypermarket in Kottayam
Inks agreement with KGA group for hypermarket at KGA Mall, Changanassery
Kerala: Rains Continue, IMD Issues Orange Alert for Five Districts
Officials said floodwaters have started receding from several low-lying areas in Pathanamthitta, Kottayam and Ernakulam districts
Water Resources Minister Mons Joseph says Kerala will approach the apex court if Tamil Nadu proceeds with its reported move to raise the reservoirs water level beyond 142 feet
When Tovino Thomas shared why home means everything
Malayalam actor Tovino Thomas values his traditional Kerala home and family bonds. He recalls childhood memories of sibling rivalry and shared spaces in Irinjalakuda. His ancestral home regained its liveliness after his marriage and daughter's arrival. Tovino experienced homesickness during school and early engineering studies away from home. He believes home offers unparalleled peace, belonging, and the freedom to be oneself.
The National Investigation Agency has successfully arrested Ummar Farook M.R., a primary suspect in the murder of BJP leader Praveen Nettaru. Captured in Kochi, Kerala, on August 5, Farook's arrest is a crucial step, marking the twenty-fifth apprehension in this ongoing investigation. Authorities had earlier set a reward of Rs 4 lakh for information culminating in his arrest, as the inquiry into this high-profile case proceeds.
Kerala to approach apex court if TN proceeds with its reported move to raise the reservoir's water level beyond 142 feet: Kerala Water Resources Minister Mons Joseph
Car plunges into river in Keralas Idukki; one dead, three injured
The deceased has been identified as Ernest D., a resident of Vellarada, Thiruvananthapuram, who was driving the vehicle
NIA Nabs Another Accused in Karnataka BJP Leader Praveen Nettaru Murder
The latest arrest comes weeks after the NIA, in July this year, apprehended two other absconding accused Abdul Nasir P. alias Nasir, and Naushadfrom Kochi in Kerala and Hosur in Tamil Nadu, respectively, in a coordinated operation based on information received from the Andhra Pradesh police
Kerala Rain Alert: Kerala anticipates widespread rainfall starting Thursday, with intensified showers expected. The India Meteorological Department issued orange alerts for seven districts due to heavy rainfall. Northern Kerala may experience extremely heavy showers, prompting vigilance in vulnerable areas. Schools and colleges are closed in several taluks as a precautionary measure. Authorities urge residents to remain alert and follow official advisories closely.
CA Arpit Jain said Keralas first-of-the-month dry day taught him an unexpected finance lesson about payday discipline. He recalled a client who spent heavily on dinners, gadgets and online orders after receiving his salary, only to struggle with credit cards later. Automating SIPs and insurance payments on the first day changed the pattern within three months. Jain suggested creating a financial dry day by prioritising investments and budgets before impulse spending.
Some books arrive at the right moment; others wait patiently until life prepares us to read them. I began working on this piece in early April, but a tragedy that struck our family later that month forced me to leave it unfinished. Honestly, I was gone blank. Every time I opened my laptop with the intention of completing the draft, I found myself unable to write. I simply did not have the courage. The person around whom our lives revolved is no longer with us, and the silence left behind made every word feel unbearably heavy. Today, however, I gathered some strength to return to my desk and continue where I had left off. With a heart still carrying grief, I write about Mother Mary Comes to me- a bittersweet mother-daughter tale. It was a rainy afternoon back in 2018 when one friend handed me the copy of The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy, when after a brief hiatus we met over a delicious cup of coffee to have our usual discourse on art and literature going. When I first cracked open The God of Small Things I felt like stepping into Keralams sultry monsoon-humid, tangled and alive with secrets. It wasnt just a novel it was a dream where the air hummed with the scent of old river water and forbidden love. The novel pulled me under its spell and opened a new horizon where I embraced the words of Roy like a surgeons scalpel. It remains one of the most heart wrenching and memorable books I have ever read. It left me gasping for breath. It opened a new world for me and soon after I finished reading all of her works. Recently it was a privilege to get to read her newly published memoir, Mother Mary Comes to Me- an intimate and intoxicating work that not only gives a glimpse into the life of the author herself but also into her tumultuous relationship with her mother, her gangster, Mary Roy whom the author called my shelter and my storm. That duality runs through every page. The memoir is not a confession but a confrontation. A beautiful dialogue between mother and daughter, between history and its witness, between love and defiance, inheritance and exile. Arundhati Roy writes with a sage like calm and composure, bruising through the life of her teacher, activist, litigant, and survivor mother- Mary Roy, the heart and soul of this memoir. Reading it I found myself constantly going back to the stray passages from The God of Small Things and found in them a deeper emotional resonance and humour that I had missed previously. Mary Roys life has been regarded as legendary. Her successful legal battle for womens inheritance rights in Kerala (now Keralam) reshaped Indian law. Her founding of Corpus Christian School transformed the dream of young Indian girls into reality. The spirit she instilled in the young minds was nothing short of a revolutionary. She gave them spines, she gave them wings and she set them free. She bequeathed her unwavering attention and her stern love on them, and they shone back at her. She was the burning flame of courage and defiance. She lit their path and showed the way. Mrs Roys discipline was uncompromising her ambition cataclysmic. She became the maternal figure-nurturing yet coercive, visionary yet intolerant of dissent. Between her bouts of rage Mrs Roy backed her daughter, and if Mrs Roy backed her then nothing was impossible. She could be anything she wanted to be. Such was the charisma of Mrs Roy. As she writes in the memoir, The world was too ridiculous for me to remain too sad for too long. Mary Roys childhood memories, marked by authoritarian control, domestic abuse, and emotional suppression shape her adult personality. Her failed marriage, financial instability and social stigma further deepen her emotional stubbornness. This unhealed trauma shows up in her parenting style by replacing tenderness with discipline, ambition replacing emotional reassurance and criticism becoming a tool of control. This fractured structure mirrors the psychic cost of surviving in a world that insists on coherence when truth itself is a chaotic. Mother Mary Comes to Me is full of fearlessness. It is a practice one repeats. Each chapter bears the quiet courage of someone who understands that truth once spoken with candor cannot be gathered back. It was a journey of rediscovering Roy; I also hold a soft spot for Mary Roy-a woman who derived joy from her career and perhaps, not meant for the nurture and care expected of motherhood. What I enjoyed most about the book is that, it reveals more about Arundhati Roy than her mother. Arundhati Roy: a person who is courageous, brave, angry, kind hearted, insecure and extraordinarily human. Arundhati Roy refuses the moral script designated for women. The corollary to son-worship. The land where sons must be given more than daughters, more of everything-love, money, education and inheritance. The land of infanticide and female foeticide, in which millions of daughters are done away with even before they are born, and few just after. To precisely put, a land that glorifies mothers who produce and then glorify their sons. She insists that intellect and insubordination can coexist. Her voice is both her weapon and wound. That insistence is what makes the memoir revolutionary. In an age of fleeting attention, Arundhati Roy offers permanence-not in fame, but in fidelity to truth. As she writes in the memoir; For me the safest place in the world is also the most dangerous. This encapsulates the emotional heart of the memoir. Roy is honest about pain, resentment and complexity in this memoir. Roy does not hide the emotional trauma she experienced. Her transition from resentment to empathy shows how the author matures as her perspectives shift. Long after I had finished reading the book, one sentence continues to echo in my mind, she was my shelter she was my storm. It is more than a daughters description of her mother; it is the emotional axis around which the entire memoir revolves. Within those few words lies the complexity of every enduring relationship- the strange truth that those who offer us our deepest sense of belonging are often the very people who leave us carrying our deepest wound. Mother Mary Comes to Me is a victory lap for an activist and educator who devoted her entire life to imagining and building a smarter and healthier India but most of all its a beautiful peek into a fascinating person, told with Roys signature wit, candour and whimsical charm. The memoir is a treasure for those who are fans of Roy, and an intensely readable, charming introduction for those unfamiliar with her works. The author hails from Keran Valley of Kupwara District.
Actor assault case: Kerala High Court dismisses plea for suspension of sentence by second accused
There is prima facie evidence to prove that the accused aided the commission of the crime and participated in the conspiracy as well, says court
Life sentence for three in IUML councillor murder case in Kerala
Prosecution examines 45 witnesses; convicts shifted to Kannur Central Jail following verdict
Kerala High Court orders Muvattupuzha RDO to pay 25,000 in costs
Kerala rain 2026: Rain eases in Thrissur, relief camps continue
Five relief camps shelter 59 people; Poringalkuthu dam maintains crest level discharge while three families near Puthur Zoological Park are shifted over landslip risk
Include CBSE-sector representatives on panels for readying education policies: council
Council of CBSE Schools Kerala visits Chief Minister, Ministers and recommend establishment of a permanent coordination and communication mechanism between the States General Education department and CBSE schools
ARISE hubs to come up in high schools in Kerala: Minister
AI & Robotics Initiative for School Education hubs are intended to expand the possibilities of AI and robotics in learning and experimentation, says Minister
Mullaperiyar dam: Kerala reacts sharply to Tamil Nadu Budget announcement on raising water level
Kerala government sticks to its declared stand that a new dam has to be built in Mullaperiyar to replace the existing structure which is 131 years old, Minister says
Spices Board exploring feasibility of indoor saffron farming in Kerala
Board submits a proposal to Agriculture department to promote indoor saffron farming
Water level rises to 2,350 ft in Idukki reservoir in Kerala
Muthalappozhi harbour: Kerala Chief Minister promises urgent decision
Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan indicated that the government has short and long-term measures in mind with respect to the harbour
Restoration of Mala Jewish Synagogue in Kerala begins, three-month deadline set
Conservation under the 100-day programme of UDF government
Kerala rains 2026: orange alert for seven districts on August 6
IMD issues an orange alert for seven districts Kasaragod, Kannur, Ernakulam, Idukki, Kottayam, Pathanamthitta, and Alappuzha on August 6. Remaining seven districts remain under a yellow alert for isolated heavy rain.
Massive traffic overhaul rolled out in Keralas Kollam district ahead of Onam season
Aquafit initiative to train 14,000 students in swimming in first phase in Kerala
Minister for General Education N. Samsudheen inaugurates General Education departments programme for schoolchildren
High wave alert issued for Alappad-Edava coast in Keralas Kollam
Muthanga land agitation: Geethanandan and other accused approach Kerala High Court
The accused reasoned that the Kalpetta court had only found conspiracy charges prima facie, and contended that such a finding did not fulfill the legal requirements of the offence.
UDF facilitating Sangh agenda in universities, says Pinarayi
He says UDFgovernment is facilitating the Sangh Parivars agenda in Keralas higher education sector by remaining silent on the Governors interventions in universities and abandoning the resistance mounted by the previous LDFgovernment
Rescue hopes adrift as marine ambulance remains out of service in Keralas Kozhikode
Fishermen reiterate demand for a dedicated sea rescue service as the 6-crore vessel awaits repairs more than a year after going out of service
Heavy Rains Lash Kerala, Orange Alert Issued in Five Districts
On Thursday, the alert will remain in force for Pathanamthitta, Alappuzha, Kottayam, Idukki, Ernakulam, Kannur and Kasaragod districts
Moving car gutted in Keralas Kozhikode, driver escapes unhurt
Incident occurred around 9 a.m. on August 5, 2026 near the Pantheerankavu police station
School holiday tomorrow, August 6: On August 6, various regions in India are set to experience heavy to extremely heavy rainfall, prompting local authorities to remain vigilant. Although there is no nationwide holiday planned, school closures will be addressed at a district level. Residents in Delhi-NCR and Kerala should keep a close eye on official advisories to remain informed, as decisions will depend on real-time rainfall updates and safety assessments.
Defamatory post against Kerala Chief Minister: cyber police register case in Kozhikode
Case registered against a Facebook account operating under the name Nithin Kakkedath. Petition filed by a member of the Beypore Block Congress Committee
Kerala Child Rights Commission Goes Digital For Real-Time Assessment
The absence of a unified platform for collating such information had hindered state-level reviews and evidence-based policy formulation. The new dashboard aims to bridge that gap
Studies have shown that mesoscale cloudbursts occurring under favourable ocean-atmospheric conditions may leave a vast area of Kerala vulnerable to flash floods and landslides, anytime during the monsoon season, says expert
Kerala govt plans new housing project to resettle fishers, says Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan
CM says project to address shortcomings in existing Punargeham initiative
Attack on ED officials in Kerala: bail granted to two more accused
Sixteen of the 25 arrested in connection with an attack on Directorate of Enforcement officials at Bakery Junction in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, during a raid on the residence of of former Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan have been granted bail so far
Indian expat from Kerala killed in gas cylinder explosion at Dubai car showroom
A 27-year-old Indian expatriate from Kerala was killed in a gas cylinder explosion at a car showroom on Dubai's Sheikh Zayed Road. Five others were injured in the incident. The Indian Consulate is coordinating the repatriation of the victim's mortal remains
Kerala announces 8 lakh aid for flood victims kin; house compensation hiked
. A total of 27,048 people are currently staying in 462 relief camps across the State
Satheesan says VACB carried out no investigation or proceedings after Congress-led UDF came to power
Kerala CM Satheesan To Hold Talks With TN CM Vijay Over Mullaperiyar
Built in 1895, the Mullaperiyar dam has long been a bone of contention between Tamil Nadu, which owns and operates the dam, and Kerala, where it is located
Kerala Flood Death Toll Rises to 26 as Government Announces Relief Package
Thiruvananthapuram, August 5: The floodwaters in several areas of Kerala are gradually receding, yet heavy rains and strong winds are forecasted for the next five days. In response, the state government announced a significant relief package for flood victims on Wednesday. Additionally, a long-term program aimed at enhancing disaster management capabilities to mitigate annual monsoon ... Read more Kerala Flood Death Toll Rises to 26 as Government Announces Relief Package
Kerala floods: Death toll rises to 26 as 27,048 remain in relief camps
Chief Minister VD Satheesan, addressing the post-cabinet media briefing, said 26 people have died, 11 were injured, and four remain missing in this year's rain-related incidents. At present, 27,048 people are staying in 462 relief camps
Tata Gluco+ Joins the 135th Durand Cup as Official Beverage Partner
Tata Gluco+, from Tata Consumer Products Limited , has partnered with the 135th Durand Cup as the Official Beverage Partner, marking the brand's association with one of India's oldest and most prestigious football tournaments. Tata Gluco+ joins the 135th Durand Cup as Official Beverage Partner, energising players, officials and fans at one of India's oldest football tournament As part of the association, Tata Gluco+ will keep players, officials and fans refreshed throughout the tournament while engaging with football-loving communities across the country. The partnership reflects the brand's commitment to connecting with consumers through shared experiences and the growing popularity of football in India. A popular glucose based instant energy drink from Tata Consumer Products Limited, Tata Gluco+ is available in refreshing flavours including Orangy Burst, Lemony Zing and Lychee Zap. Through the Durand Cup, the brand strengthens its presence across football-loving markets, from the passionate fan bases of West Bengal and the Northeast to emerging football hubs across the country. The 135th Durand Cup promises another exciting season of football, featuring top clubs, emerging talent and passionate fan engagement across multiple host cities. As Asia's oldest football tournament and one of India's most celebrated sporting events, the Durand Cup has played a defining role in shaping Indian football since 1888. The 2026 edition features 24 teams, including Mohun Bagan Super Giant, East Bengal FC, Jamshedpur FC, Bengaluru FC and Kerala Blasters FC, alongside clubs from the Indian Super League (ISL), I-League, Services and international teams. Hosted across multiple cities, the tournament continues to bring top-tier football closer to fans while strengthening India's football ecosystem. By partnering with the 135th Durand Cup, Tata Gluco+ continues to strengthen its connect with football-loving communities across India, bringing refreshing energy to fans through one of the nation's most enduring football legacies. About Tata Consumer Products Limited Tata Consumer Products Limited is a focused consumer products company uniting the principal food and beverage interests of the Tata Group under one umbrella. The Company’s portfolio of products includes tea, coffee, water, RTD, salt, pulses, spices, ready-to-cook and ready-to-eat offerings, breakfast cereals, snacks and mini meals. Its key beverage brands include Tata Tea, Tetley, Organic India, Eight O’Clock Coffee, Tata Coffee Grand, Himalayan Natural Mineral Water, Tata Copper+ and Tata Gluco+. Its foods portfolio includes brands such as Tata Salt, Tata Sampann, Tata Soulfull, Ching’s Secret and Smith & Jones. In India, Tata Consumer Products has a reach of 290 million households, giving it an unparalleled ability to leverage the Tata brand in consumer products. The Company has a consolidated annual turnover of ~Rs. 20,290 crores with operations in India and International markets.
Asked about the discrepancy between his latest explanation and the one he gave on Monday, Satheesan declined to respond. He also refused to disclose the identity of the investor
Kerala Expat Killed in Gas Cylinder Blast at Dubai Car Showroom
Indian Consulate confirms death of 27-year-old Kollam native as authorities probe the explosion that also injured five people.
Indian expat killed in Dubai showroom gas blast
Dubai: An Indian expatriate from Kerala was killed in a gas cylinder explosion at a car showroom in Dubai, according to a media report. Shijin Paul, 27, from Keralas Kollam district, died after an explosion on Monday at a car showroom at Sheikh Zayed Road, the Gulf News newspaper reported. The incident comes amid concerns 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 .
Chargesheet filed in actor Dileeps media trial case, Kerala govt informs HC
State tells High Court that probe in all five cases against a TV channel for allegedly violating a gag order in the actor assault case of 2017 has been completed. The court was considering a petition by actor Dileep
Kerala Minister CP John Apologizes for Controversial Remarks on Women
Thiruvananthapuram, August 5: Keralas Transport Minister CP John has issued an apology following backlash over his comments regarding women utilizing the states free bus travel scheme. On Wednesday, he clarified that he never intended to offend anyone and acknowledged the need for more careful word choice. John stated to reporters, I never aimed to criticize ... Read more Kerala Minister CP John Apologizes for Controversial Remarks on Women
Kerala rain havoc: Govt announces 8-lakh aid for kin of each deceased
Death toll from rain-related incidents rises to 26; four still missing, says Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan
Kerala Minister John Expresses Regret Over Remark on Women's Transport
John had said that women who use the state's free Priyadarshini bus travel scheme and government hospitals prefer to educate their children in private schools, triggering a political row in the state
IMD: Heavy rainfall over TN, Puducherry, Karnataka, kerala for next 3 days
The vigorous wind regime is also expected to sustain strong surface winds and frequent showers along stretches of the west coast and the interior peninsula
Heavy rain batters Kerala as more people shifted to relief camps in districts
Heavy rain continued to lash Kerala on Wednesday, inundating low-lying areas and forcing authorities to open additional relief camps as evacuations gathered pace. Southern districts remained the worst affected
Court verdict brings wounds of Keralas Muthanga land agitation back into focus
Muthanga agitation has returned to the limelight after a court recently acquitted all accused who stood trial, including social activist M. Geethanandan, in the case relating to murder of a police constable. However, it convicted Geethanandan and three others on related charges
