Denial of constitutionally guaranteed privileges to members of SC/ST communities must only be in exceptional cases of apparent fraud that is established through material independently available to the State
Two bike riders killed, one injured in separate accidents in Keralams Kochi
CPI(M) Faces Criticism Over Draft Report on Election Loss in Kerala
CPI(M) leaders in Kerala challenge a draft report on their election loss, demanding clarity on organizational failures ahead of a larger meeting. CPI(M) Faces Criticism Over Draft Report on Election Loss in Kerala
Kerala CPI(M) draft report faces pushback ahead of 300-member review meet
Digital Desk | Thiruvananthapuram, Sep 7 (IANS) The CPI(M) state secretariats draft report on the partys electoral debacle came under sharp criticism on Monday at the state committee, with delegates questioning whether the document is sufficiently candid about the organisational and political failures that led to the setback. The criticism, particularly from the Kannur delegation, has put the leadership under pressure to make the report more comprehensive before it is finalised. Delegates reportedly objected to the absence of any specific reference to organisational lapses and the failure to acknowledge that the candidate selection process had gone wrong. They also questioned where the findings of the CPI(M) Central Committee were reflected in the draft report. The criticism was that the report merely referred to shortcomings in general terms without identifying the specific failures that had contributed to the partys defeat. Delegates questioned how corrective measures could be worked out when the document itself did not clearly spell out where the party had gone wrong. The draft was also criticised for being prepared more in the manner of a routine organisational activity report rather than as a detailed political assessment of the partys electoral setback. The delegates argued that the party needed a frank assessment of its failures if it was to undertake effective course correction. Around 20 delegates took part in the discussion on Monday. The debate assumes added significance as the exercise will now move into a much wider forum. The extended state committee meeting, expected to bring together around 300 party leaders, will discuss the report and the reasons for the electoral setback. The objections raised in the state committee today could therefore provide an indication of the fault lines that may emerge when the report is placed before the larger gathering. The CPI(M) leadership is facing the task of arriving at an assessment that is sufficiently candid to satisfy the party rank and file while also providing a basis for corrective action. The Kannur intervention is significant in this context, as it has challenged the draft at the level of its basic assessment rather than merely seeking minor changes. The state committee discussion will continue on Tuesday, when further interventions are expected before the report moves towards the extended committee. The final document is likely to reflect the outcome of these discussions and the pressure for a more specific accounting of the partys organisational and political failures.
Red Bull Vallam Vali Turns Keralam's Iconic Boat Racing Tradition Into A 'Tug Of Oars' Spectacle
From Vallam kali to 'Tug of Oars': Red Bull Vallam Vali puts a fresh spin on Keralam's boat racing tradition
SHRC calls for enquiry into patients death following fall from hospital bed
Two seriously injured in road accident in Varkala
National conference on second generation GST reforms begins
Three booked for allegedly assaulting, kidnapping woman in Kasaragod
Keralam CM Satheesan meets Rahul Gandhi, triggering speculation on new KPCC president
Incumbent president Sunny Joseph has repeatedly expressed his desire to opt out of the key organisational responsibility given his responsibilities as Electricity Minister. He also stressed the need for a KPCC president focussed on the party apparatus, including issues such as discipline and organisation building
Dry spell, cloud-free sky push temperature above normal at many places in Keralam
The IMD has issued a heat alert warning of hot and humid conditions at isolated places in Keralam until September 9
Dry spell, cloud-free sky push temperature above normal at many places in Keralam
The IMD has issued a heat alert warning of hot and humid conditions at isolated places in Keralam until September 9
Kozhikode MP writes to parliamentary panel on bifurcation of Palakkad division
Detachment of the Mangaluru area from the Palakkad division and its merger with the Hubballi division will lead to shifting of key interchange boundaries, stripping Palakkad of its most critical operational assets, says Raghavan
Keralam to focus on continuity of care in NCD management
Hridayaragam initiative will begin as a pilot in Vattiyurkavu in Thiruvananthapuram, Idukki, and Nilambur to address the growing prevalence of chronic conditions such as diabetes and hypertension, which currently affect one in four and one in three adults, respectively.
Two killed, 2 injured after building under demolition collapses
The deceased have been identified as Joy P.J., 61, a resident of Kothamangalam, and Anoop Mathew, 45, a resident of Malayinkeezhu.
Orthodox church seeks exclusion of inhabited areas from Western Ghats ESA
Malankara Association secretary Biju Oommen said the government should intervene to ensure that inhabited areas and agricultural land were excluded from the ESA and that its limits were confined to forest areas
Keralam forms high-level monitoring committee to implement SC orders on stray dogs
It will oversee the setting up of a sufficient number of shelters for stray dogs, formation of squads for Animal Birth Control-related measures and the possibility of legal action against those who hamper these activities
Kerala CM Seeks NH66 Safety Audit, Writes To Gadkari After Thrissur Crash
Satheesan said that during the construction phase, thousands of people are compelled to travel daily through temporary diversions, narrow carriageways, unfinished stretches, and construction zones.
Keralam to hold review meeting to assess road safety
The meeting,to be chaired by Public Works Minister P.K. Basheer,will review in detail the causes of accidents on major roads andthenational highways in State
MYL Kozhikode district conference from September 9 to 11
Anchored by the central slogan Youths Correction in Times of Injustice, the three-day event, Insaaf Bagh, will feature leadership camps, delegate sessions, panel interactions, and cultural presentations.
State capex utilisation rises to three-year high in April-July of FY27
Twenty-two states utilised 16.11 per cent of their combined budgeted capex in April-July FY27, the highest rate in three years, with Kerala leading at 42.36 per cent
Kerala Cricket League | Thrissur Titans brave youth policy pays off
V. B. Binu elected president of Kottayam Public Library
Kerala High Court lawyers step in to pay MVD fine on flood-rescue vehicle in Keralams Aranmula
Abin Varkey, MLA, reiterates his criticism of the MVD, calling its decision to penalise a vehicle engaged in flood-rescue operations inappropriate and insensitive to the circumstances
Literature empowers society to question established norms, says Kanimozhi Karunanidhi
Medical college students in Kozhikode seek better hostel facilities
Students stage token protest on the campus, demanding that steps be taken to open the new hostel buildings whose construction has already been completed
Keralam to strengthen grassroots measures against human-wildlife conflict
Standing panels to monitor activities in affected local bodies.
2,799 booked for drunk driving in Keralam; licenses of 884 recommended for cancellation
Highway patrol units across the State have been instructed to continue regular inspections in the coming days and take stringent action against repeat offenders
Keralam CM V.D. Satheesan writes to Centre to hold a detailed review of safety measures on NH 66
V.D. Satheesan urges Union Minister Nitin Gadkari to carry out an urgent review of safety measures on NH-66. He calls for enhanced traffic management, effective signage, and strict regulations against illegal parking.
Strengthening women legislators benefits democracy: LS Speaker Om Birla
Digital Desk | Faridabad, Sep 7 (IANS) Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla said on Monday that every effort that strengthens the capabilities of women legislators contributes directly to improving the quality of democracy. Speaking at a two-day Capacity Building Workshop on Gender Responsive Governance for Women Legislators under the National Commission for Womens She is a Changemaker initiative in Faridabad, Birla encouraged women legislators to deepen their understanding of parliamentary processes, policy, legislation and budgets. The Lok Sabha Speaker called upon women legislators to make their public service a means of strengthening inclusive governance and to use their positions to shape the future of their states and the nation. He also emphasised the importance of dialogue, participation and trust in a democracy. NCW Chairperson Vijaya Rahatkar highlighted that the programme has brought together more than 100 women legislators, including MLAs and MLCs from across the country, providing a national platform for dialogue, experience-sharing and capacity building. She said that women legislators were not only representatives of their constituencies but also powerful voices for education, health, economy, technology, security and good governance. Rahatkar emphasised that womens political participation brings a distinct perspective to governance and that their leadership can inspire wider social change. She urged the participating legislators to use their constitutional authority and public platforms to become voices for the aspirations of millions of women and to ensure that women in their constituencies are aware of their rights and able to access the benefits of government schemes. The first day of the workshop featured four technical sessions focused on leadership, legislative functioning, public policy and gender-responsive governance, said an official statement. The sessions provided women legislators with practical insights and opportunities to exchange experiences and best practices in public leadership and governance, it said. Through such capacity-building initiatives, the NCW seeks to strengthen the capabilities of women legislators, enabling them to contribute more effectively to policymaking, governance and public service, while advancing meaningful and sustained womens leadership in public life. Those present at the inauguration of the workshop included Surama Padhy, Speaker, Odisha Legislative Assembly; Laxmi Rajwade, Minister of WCD, Chhattisgarh; Bindhu Krishna, Minister of WCD, Kerala; K. A. Thulasi, Minister, SC, ST and OBC, Kerala; Rajesh Nagar, Minister of Food & Civil Supplies, Haryana; Kalita Majhi, Minister of State, Department of Housing, West Bengal; and Sudeep Jain, Member Secretary, NCW, the statement said.
KAU Assistant Professor Recruitment 2026 - Walkin
Kerala Agricultural University (KAU) has released the Recruitment 2026 notification for 1 Assistant Professor post. Eligible candidates can attend the walk-in interview on 23-09-2026 at the designated venue. The detailed notification is available on the official website, Kerala Agricultural University.
Frequent power disruptions affect residents of Vyttila, trigger protests
Residents of Vyttila Janatha and Ponnurunni divisions have been at the receiving end with frequent disruptions in power supply at the night since August 1
Double whammy for CPI-M's Ragesh as Kannur University drops wife Priya's defence
Kannur (Kerala), Sep 7 (IANS) CPI-M Kannur's district Secretary K.K. Ragesh is facing a fresh political and legal challenge, with Kannur University set to reverse its stand in the Supreme Court on the controversial appointment of his wife, Priya Varghese, as Associate Professor. The university has changed its counsel ahead of the Supreme Court hearing on Tuesday and is expected to inform the court that Varghese does not possess the qualifications required for the post. The move marks a dramatic departure from the universitys earlier stand that her appointment was entirely legal and that she possessed the required teaching experience. The university has appointed advocate P.S. Zulfiqar Ali, the state governments new standing counsel in the Supreme Court, to represent it in the case. Until now, the university had been represented by advocate K.R. Subhash Chandran, a former SFI leader and an active functionary of the CPI-M's lawyers organisation. Ragesh and Subhash Chandran were SFI colleagues during the same period. The sudden change comes at a particularly difficult time for Ragesh, who has already come under attack from within the CPI-M in Kannur following an extraordinary challenge to the party establishment by rebel MLA T.K. Govindan. Govindan, a former top CPI-M leader in Kannur, defied the party line just ahead of the Assembly elections by contesting the Thaliparambu seat against P.K. Shyamala, wife of CPI-M state Secretary M.V. Govindan. Shyamalas defeat in what had long been considered a CPI-M citadel sent shockwaves through the party. At a public party meeting, Ragesh had described Govindan as a Brutus. Govindan subsequently hit back, questioning Rageshs meteoric rise within the party and calling for a probe into his assets. He noted that Ragesh entered political life while working as a plumber and electrician, but subsequently rose to become a Rajya Sabha member, private secretary to Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and, eventually, CPI-M Kannur district Secretary. With the university now preparing to abandon its earlier defence of Varghese's appointment, the issue has acquired a new political dimension. The Kerala High Courts single bench and the UGC had earlier raised questions over her research and teaching experience, while the university and the previous Left government had continued to defend her appointment. The fresh stand by Kannur University could therefore prove decisive in the Supreme Court case and leave Ragesh facing pressure on two fronts, the political challenge from within Kannur CPI-M and the legal uncertainty surrounding his wifes appointment.
KUHS MBBS Result 2026 Out - Check Part 1 Result Online @ kuhs.ac.in
Kerala University of Health Sciences (KUHS) has released the fresh valuation result for Second Professional MBBS Degree Part I Examinations (2019 scheme), December 2025, updated on 7 September 2026. Get the official result link.
E. coli presence in bottled water in Keralams Kochi points at need to ensure water traceability
Kochi Corporation moots making it mandatory for hotels to use only Kerala Water Authority water, which would help ensure use of safe water and enable traceability
In the 76-member council, now reduced to 75 following the vacancy in Ayyappankkavu, the UDF commands the support of 47 members, including an independent. The main Opposition LDF remains restricted to 22, while the BJP holds six seats
If you miss this flower bloom in Kerala, you may have to wait till 2038
If you miss this flower bloom in Kerala you may have to wait till
Kerala Congress Directs MLA to Distance from Controversial Ally
The Kerala Congress has decided against disciplinary action against MLA Ramya Haridas but aims to separate her from controversial ally Palayam Pradeep to resolve internal disputes. Kerala Congress Directs MLA to Distance from Controversial Ally
Main agenda of meeting is to discuss the debacle of LDF and CPI(M) in Assembly elections and devise ways to rejuvenate cadre
The adjournment followed a plea by the accused seeking suspension of proceedings until the Kerala High Court considers their request to stay trial court proceedings on September 8
Air India Express flight returned to Kochi after engine oil pressure warning: Airline
Air India Express flight returned to Kochi after engine oil pressure warning: Airline New Delhi: An Air India Express aircraft, flying from the Cochin International Airport to Abu Dhabi, returned to the Kerala airport in line with established safety protocols after a problem was detected, the airline clarified on Monday. Boeing 737 flight IX 415 [] The post Air India Express flight returned to Kochi after engine oil pressure warning: Airline appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Kerala PSC Final Answer Key 2026 Out - Download LGS, LDC
Download the Kerala PSC Final Answer Key 2026 for Last Grade Servants, Storeman & LDC (423/2025), exam code 073/2026, held 1 Aug 2026. Check deleted questions and direct PDF links for Malayalam, Tamil, and Kannada mediums.
Who is Athira Suresh, the NIT Calicut grad who left ExxonMobil for the Indian Army?
Lieutenant Athira Suresh from Kozhikode, Kerala, was commissioned into the Indian Army on September 5, 2026, after leaving her job as a Project Controls Engineer at ExxonMobil. A Civil Engineering graduate from NIT Calicut, she joins a family with three generations of military service. She trained at OTA Gaya's SSC Technical (Women) course, part of a passing-out parade that commissioned 595 new officers across two academies that day.
Police Investigate Migrant Worker in Kerala Double Homicide Case
In Kerala, police focus on a migrant worker suspected of murdering his wife and daughter, with bodies found near the Bhavani River. Police Investigate Migrant Worker in Kerala Double Homicide Case
K. Achuthan, senior Congress leader and former Chittur MLA in Keralam, dies
He represented Chittur in the Kerala Assembly from 1996 to 2016.
Thrissur accident that killed 8 T.N. students: Forensic surgeon indicates possible alcohol use
Preliminary post-mortem findings suggest the victims may have consumed alcohol; samples sent for detailed lab tests
Who is Udit Narayan-like voice Nisar Wayanad, who died in Dubai hours before Ajman show?
Nisar was best known for a voice similar to award-winning Bollywood singer Udit Narayan's and was popularly known by his stage name that included the name of the district, Wayanad, in Kerala, where he hailed from.
Ansiba had approached High Courtchallenging an order of Magistrate Court, which had refused to register a case based on her complaint against a video allegedly containing sexually coloured and defamatory statements regarding her
Above-Normal Heat Drives Power Demand in Keralam; Curbs Possible
The relatively high temperatures have led to a significant increase in electricity consumption in the state compared to previous periods, according to the Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB)
Kerala: Congress moves to close Chirayinkeezhu clash chapter, woman MLA escapes action
Thiruvananthapuram, Sep 7 (IANS) The Congress's Kerala leadership has decided against taking disciplinary action against Chirayinkeezhu MLA Ramya Haridas over the ugly factional clash that has embarrassed the party, opting instead for a compromise formula that seeks to remove her controversial aide Palayam Pradeep from the equation. The state Congress unit is expected to issue a clear directive to Haridas to stop using Pradeep as her aide and completely distance him from her political activities in the constituency. The move follows widespread complaints from local Congress leaders that Pradeep, who has been a constant presence alongside the MLA, was interfering excessively in party affairs and had become the principal source of friction within the constituency unit. The decision was taken after Haridas spoke to party General Secretary, Organisation, K.C. Venugopal. Venugopal is understood to have advised the MLA to work in coordination with the local Congress leadership and avoid factionalism. Following the meeting, the leadership decided that the issue should not be allowed to escalate further and that an attempt should instead be made to settle the dispute. The development comes a day after the state Congress initiated disciplinary proceedings over the physical confrontation involving Ramya's aide and local Congress leaders. Pradeep and S. Sajad, Vice President of the Congress Koothalloor Mandalam, were suspended from the party's primary membership based on the preliminary report of the party inquiry committee, which had examined complaints and counter-complaints from both sides. Sajad Muttappalam, a district panchayat member, and other local leaders had alleged that Pradeep's constant intervention in constituency-level party affairs had triggered resentment. They complained that his presence at party meetings and public programmes had gone beyond the role of an aide. The opposing side, however, alleged that a group including Haridas and Pradeep had gone to Muttappalam's residence late at night, leading to a confrontation and physical assault. Haridas and Pradeep, in their counter-complaint, alleged that Muttappalam had called them to his house and assaulted them. The party inquiry committee recorded the statements of six DCC office bearers from Chirayinkeezhu and two block Congress presidents before submitting its preliminary report. The party leadership subsequently acted against representatives of both sides, citing the damage caused to the party's image. State Congress President Sunny Joseph and senior leader K. Muraleedharan had publicly expressed displeasure over the incidents, describing them as a source of embarrassment for the party. With the leadership now keen to draw a line under the controversy, no further action is currently expected against Haridas or the other side. The strategy now appears clear: reprimand the MLA, remove the flashpoint around her, bring the rival factions together, and close a chapter that has already caused considerable embarrassment to the Congress.
CMD Kerala Green Marshal Recruitment 2026 Notification Out - Apply Online for 162 Posts
Centre for Management Development Kerala (CMD Kerala) has released the Recruitment 2026 notification for Green Marshal posts. A total of 162 vacancies have been announced under this recruitment drive. The online application process will be conducted from 5 September 2026 to 11 September 2026. Interested candidates can apply online through the official website, cmd.kerala.gov.in.
National-Award Winning Filmmaker R Sarath Passes Away
Sarath, who made a mark in Malayalam cinema as a director, screenwriter and storyteller, was also known for his contributions to Keralam's social and cultural life
Bharat Jodo Yatra One of 'Strongest Political Movements' in India: CM Satheesan
He said that he considered being a part of the yatra in Keralam and outside the state, as one of the best experiences of his political life
Kerala PG Dental MDS 2026 First Phase Allotment List Out - Check List Online at cee.kerala.gov.in
Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE) Kerala has released the Kerala PG Dental MDS 2026 first phase centralised allotment list on September 5, 2026 at cee.kerala.gov.in. Check allotment status, required documents, and the admission deadline of September 11 in this complete guide.
Award-winning Keralam filmmaker R. Sarath passes away
He is known for his contemplative cinema that expressed environmental concerns
Veteran Keralam cinematographer T.N. Krishnankutty dies
He worked in more than 70 films during his long career in Malayalam cinema
Dry spell pushes temperatures above normal at many places in Keralam
IMD issues heat alert warning of hot and humid conditions at isolated places in Keralam until September 8
Keralam gym trainer arrested for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting minor
A special squad took the accused into custody at Atholi on Sunday and recorded his arrest under sections of POCSO Act
Above-normal temperatures push up power demand in Keralam; partial curbs possible
Power demand has increased across the country, resulting in reduced availability of electricity through the power exchange
Kochi Metros Pink Line stations to showcase Keralams cultural heritage
Each of the 11 stations on the Kakkanad extension will feature a distinct theme rooted in the States art and traditions. Themes range from cartoons and handloom to Kathakali, Kalaripayattu and Theyyam.
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
Suresh Gopi opens toll gates after seeing long queue of vehicles in Keralams Thrissur
According to the police, the Union Minister was travelling from Thrissur towards Ernakulam when he saw vehicles queued up for more than two kilometres on both sides of the toll plaza
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: 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
Newly-wed couple found dead in Sasthamcotta Lake in Keralam
The couple had married four months ago after being in a relationship, despite strong opposition from both their families
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.
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.
KFRI director Kannan C.S. Warrier appointed as chairperson of task force committee on Kumizh tree
Committee to develop DUS testing guidelines for the tree; fast-growing and high-yielding Kumizh trees are widely used for industrial purposes
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
