Plumping For Modi In 2029: Naidus Gamble
The sudden emergence of actor Vijays TVK in Tamil Nadu and the Congress easy victory in Kerala polls, coupled with the grand old party appearing to be settling in power in Karnataka, have brought fresh challenges to Mr Modi and home minister Amit Shah in the South
Keralam Islamic scholar says womens public appearances will cause great destruction
In a recent circular, Samastha Kerala Jamiyyathul Ulama president E. Sulaiman Musliar and general secretary Kanthapuram A.P. Aboobacker Musliar directed that women should not share stages with men or appear in public spaces alongside them
Melukara and Kotthathoor Kaithakkodi win Aranmula Uthrittathi Boat Race
Melukara Palliyodam tops in A-Batch final, followed by Koipram Palliyodam and Edasserimala East Palliyodam in second and third positions respectively. Kotthathoor-Kaithakkodi Palliyodam first in B-Batch category
Realise your mistake and work for strengthening CPI(M), Pinarayi tells LDF supporters
Keralam Leader of the Opposition says the electoral defeat in Taliparampa should not be viewed as the end of the partys political prospects or as a permanent change in the constituencys political allegiance. He says the party will work to regain public confidence
Parent objects to daughter receiving prize from Sriram Venkitaraman at Kozhikode event
The incident occurred at a private swimming pool complex in Cherootty Nagar afternoon after a triathlon a multi-sport race combining swimming, running and cycling
Controversy over Kanthapurams remarks unnecessary, says INL
INL leader says Samasthas advisory was meant to uphold moral values, not restrict women; urges critics to respect scholars right to express views
Four-attempt cap in MBBS exam includes regular, supplementary exams: Kerala High Court
Court says that regulations framed by academic bodies should not be subjected to judicial interference casually, especially when the issue concerned medical students, whose competence directly affects public health and safety
Tradition and Modernity Can Coexist: Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan
Thiruvananthapuram, August 30: Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan inaugurated the Aranmula Uthrithathi Vallamkali on the Pamba River in Kerala on Sunday. He emphasized that tradition and modernity can coexist harmoniously. He recalled Prime Minister Narendra Modis vision of development and heritage, stating that Indias diverse festivals showcase the cultural unity of the nation. Our diversity is ... Read more Tradition and Modernity Can Coexist: Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan
Vice-President flags off pageantry marking the end of Onam celebrations in Keralam
Vande Mataram played in full at the start off the event
Protests after Gaur kills Kerala man, kin dies of heart attack
A man was killed by a gaur in Kozhikode, Kerala, followed by the death of his relative from a heart attack. Villagers are refusing to cremate the bodies until the government assures action against wild gaurs, demanding compensation and elimination of the animals from residential areas.
24x7 specialty services in Keralam hospitals: KGMOA, govt. iron out differences
KGMOA State leadership, which met Health Minister K. Muraleedharan, says that most of its major apprehensions regarding the governments move were addressed
Stressing the importance of safeguarding cultural legacies, Vice-President points out the vital need to preserve and promote traditional arts and crafts
Kudumbashree records 2.78 crore Onam turnover in Keralams Kollam
Four held over attack on police officer inKeralams Kozhikode
The attack reportedly took place during police inspection at Mananchira Square
V. Kunhikrishnan rejects Pinarayis charge, says Payyannur verdict reflects CPI(M)s failures
The Payyannur MLA says there has been no attempt to correct the organisational and political shortcomings in the CPI(M)
Woman passenger held with suspected ganja in Keralams Kozhikode
Police suspect woman procured stock from Andhra Pradesh
Keralam Home Minister to open senior citizens meet as part of Operation Toofan in Vadakara
An anti-drug awareness rally will also be organised in Vadakara town ahead of the senior citizens gathering. K.K. Rema, MLA, will preside over the inaugural function.
Calicut varsity seeks amendment to SNGOU Act to run distance learning programmes
Under sections 47(2) and 72 of the Act, only the Sreenarayanaguru Open University has the exclusive authority to conduct distance learning and private registration courses
New study suggests measures for propping up Keralams ailing natural rubber sector
Tapping abandoned plantations, revamping rubber production incentive scheme and reviving rubber producers societies among recommendations
60 MVD services to be Aadhar-OTP based from September 21
Services provided via the portals Vahan, which provides vehicle-related services, and Sarathi, which provides driving license-related services, will be made completely online
Signs of thaw in CPI-CP(M) feud over Deputy Leader of Opposition post in Keralam Assembly
CPI leader Rajaji Mathew Thomas writes in party mouthpiece calling for collective leadership of Left front in view of changing political landscape; CPI(M)s A.K. Balan seeks to broker peace
Signs of thaw in CPI-CP(M) feud over Deputy Leader of Opposition post in Keralam Assembly
CPI leader Rajaji Mathew Thomas writes in party mouthpiece calling for collective leadership of Left front in view of changing political landscape; CPI(M)s A.K. Balan seeks to broker peace
No Backtracking on 24x7 Specialist Services: Keralam Health Minister
The minister said the KGMOA had not officially conveyed its opposition to the decision and asked the doctors' body to approach him directly if it had any grievances
20-minute temple stop saves 31 Keralites from Nepal flood
A 31-member group from Kerala narrowly escaped the devastating flash floods in Nepal thanks to a 20-minute delay at a Buddha temple. They recounted their terrifying ordeal, including witnessing the destruction and spending a night without basic necessities, before safely returning to Kerala.
Gaur Kills Man, Relative Dies in Shock in Keralam
The residents decided not to cremate either of the bodies until they receive assurance from the Forest Department that wild gaurs that have been straying in the area will be eliminated, officials said
Women take centre stage at Thrissur theatre festival
Vanitha Sahithis State Womens Theatre Festival revives a long-neglected conversation on womens place in Keralam theatre
Paliyekkara toll hike gets NHAI nod, awaits Kerala High Court clearance
Car users may have to pay over 10% more even as revised toll rates remain subject to court approval
Third suspect arrested in Kozhikode youths abduction
The complainant was a 23-year-old youth from Kozhikode, who was reportedly held captive, assaulted and threatened with the circulation of private images unless his family paid 8 lakh
Police launch probe into smuggling of teak trees
Nearly 15 teak trees, planted as part of a social forestry initiative by the Irrigation Department 20 years ago, were felled and smuggled from the spot by unidentified persons.
Onam Rush Boosts KSRTC Revenue, Womens Free-Ticket Scheme Brings Rs 2.3 Cr
A record collection of Rs 8.07 crore was registered on Chathayam day (Friday) alone, when 3,787 buses operated and covered 12.78 lakh km, catering to 22,02,992 passengers, the Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) said in a statement on Saturday
A joint inspection conducted recently by the Food Safety department and the Kozhikode Corporations Health wing found several lapses in the way food was stored and served at stalls at the Beach Food Street
Prisoner stabbed with wire inside Kannur Central jail
The incident took place around 3.10 p.m., when the accused, identified as Appu, allegedly stabbed fellow prisoner Manu K. Jukku with a piece of wire
The name, High Court of Kerala, to stay despite Kerala becoming Keralam
Keralas name change to Keralam will leave no impact on the High Court of Kerala as it was named so in the Kerala High Court Act 1958, the legislation through which the court was established
Replacement of leaky pipes in western areas of Kochi to get priority
The survey carried out by SUEZ, which took over the operation and maintenance of the Kerala Water Authority (KWA) pipeline network in the Corporation, suggested priority replacement due to contamination concerns
Kerala Govt Asks Departments to Avoid Wasteful Spending on Name Change
It specifically said such materials should not be discarded or freshly printed solely because of the change in the state's name
Vice-President CP Radhakrishnan underlines public trust in journalism at Kerala Kaumudi anniversary
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Alleged financial irregularities put Kannur CPI(M) education society under scrutiny
Investors have questioned why the proposed college has not materialised even after nearly a decade
BJP Attacks UDF Govt over Auto Driver's Suicide in Malappuram
In a Facebook post, Chandrasekhar said Shoukat's suicide was a clear picture of the severe harassment faced by ordinary people at Regional Transport Offices (RTOs) in Kerala
NCLAT upholds 'clean slate' principle, rejects Sintex shareholder claim
The Insolvency Appellate Tribunal NCLAT has affirmed the clean slate principle under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), which bars any attempt to reestablish pre-resolution shareholders' rights, and rejected the claims of a shareholder of Sintex Industries. A two-member NCLAT bench dismissed the appeal by a Kerala-based investor seeking around Rs 110 crore in compensation for 1,35,000 equity shares of Sintex Industries Ltd (SIL) that were extinguished under the company's insolvency resolution plan. The appellate tribunal ruled that shareholders, whose equity was extinguished under the company's insolvency resolution plan, cannot revive their rights through proceedings under the Companies Act after the bids have been approved and the resolution plan has attained finality with a new ownership. The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) said Section 238 of the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code (IBC) gives it primacy over all other laws, including the Companies Act, 2013,
Hospitals in Delhi-NCR redraw their nursing map
As Keralas Dominance Declines, Institutions Turn To North, NE To Staff A Rapidly Diversifying Workforce
Doctors to be recruited to CCRC on priority basis: Keralam fisheries Minister
A recruitment board has been constituted, and the required staff will be recruited soon so that the facility gets fully operational: AbdulGafoor
Wayalaying of Keralam CM: K.V. Thomas flays action against Cong. leader
Former Congress leader draws parallel with K. Karunakarans handling of a similar incident involving Congress workers
The Floating Palaces of Dal: A Sanctuary at a Crossroads
For centuries, the wooden houseboats of Kashmir have rested upon the serene waters of Dal and Nigeen lakes like floating palaces. Crafted from resilient Deodar cedar, their ornate Khatamband wood-panelled ceilings and delicate Pinjrakari lattice-work windows stand as living archives of the Valleys artistic soul. Yet their origins were born out of clever adaptation. During my school days at the prestigious Islamia High School, Srinagar, our school excursions would take us through the pristine waters of the lake. Starting from Baba Demb, near the present Khanyar police station, we would journey all the way to the various Mughal Gardens aboard local doongas. These traditional boats were simple and unadorned, much like a passenger transport plane. They had a working kitchen on board, and the owners family lived in the aft section. We students thoroughly enjoyed those memorable trips to distant shores, freely drinking water straight from the lakea source so pure back then that it required no boiling or filtration. Today, to my deep heartbreak, that once-pristine water body has been turned into a virtual cesspool. In the late 19th century under Dogra rule, foreign visitors and British officers were prohibited by law from purchasing land or constructing permanent houses in Kashmir. To bypass this restriction, an enterprising Englishman named M.T. Kennard partnered with local boat builders in the late 1880s. Together, they adapted the traditional doonga into luxurious, stationary floating homes. Waterborne living, however, is not unique to the Valley. Floating habitations exist across the globe: Amsterdam, Netherlands: Over 2,400 houseboats (woonschepen) line historic canals, originally converted from surplus cargo barges after WWII. Kerala, India: The famous Kettuvallams of the southern backwaterstraditionally used to transport rice and spicesnow serve as gliding tourist retreats. Inle Lake, Myanmar & SE Asia: The Intha and Bajau communities reside in stilt houses and traditional wooden craft (lepa-lepa) designed entirely around an aquatic lifestyle. Unlike mobile river barges, Kashmirs houseboats are stationary masterpieces. But today, they stand at a delicate crossroads. Overcrowding in prime basins restricts open water, straining the lake's natural self-cleaning capacity. Furthermore, natural decay, strict environmental caps, and an ageing community of master carpenters (Naav Chaan) have reduced the fleet from thousands to under 800. Indiscriminate removal would devastate local livelihoods and erase a defining cultural identity. The solution lies in scientific ecology and smart engineering. The single most vital step is implementing closed-loop, zero-discharge sanitation: attaching sealed, modular bio-tanks beneath each hull. These floating waste containment units can collect all human waste without a single drop touching the water. Specialised service barges can then conveniently detach, drain, and reinstall the sealed tanks on a routine schedule. Preservation does not mean freezing a tradition in timeit means allowing it to evolve safely. By combining spatial management with modern, detachable sanitary infrastructure, Kashmir can restore its pristine waters while keeping its iconic floating heritage proudly afloat for generations to come. (The Author is a former Collector of the erstwhile Lakes and Waterways Development Authority (LAWDA) and RK Columnist. Email: nisargilani57748@gmail.com )
Kerala Chief Minister Confirms Safety of 45 Travelers Amid Nepal Floods
New Delhi, August 30: Kerala Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan provided a significant update on the sudden floods in Nepal. He announced that a 14-member team from Kochi, including Shruti Shikhamani (Kakkanad) and Rineet Mohan (Piravom), has safely returned home. In a post on the social media platform X, Chief Minister Satheesan confirmed that 45 travelers ... Read more Kerala Chief Minister Confirms Safety of 45 Travelers Amid Nepal Floods
Suspected Food Poisoning Hits 50 Kerala Students on Train In MP
A team of doctors was deployed at the Khandwa railway station after being alerted by the railway authorities about the sick students.
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Nepal floods: 16 more reach Keralam, safety of 45 confirmed
A new MD is awaited at a time when the metros 1,957-crore Kakkanad extension is due for commissioning in a year, after which KMRL is expected to shift focus to the third phase
Peechi Dam in Thrissur to open four spillway shutters on August 31
District Collector has warned residents along the Manali and Karuvannur rivers to remain vigilant as the water level in the rivers could rise by up to 30 cm from the present level following the release of water from the dam
G. Vijaya Raghavan, P.P. Balan among four members appointed to Kerala State Planning Board
The other two members are environmentalist Sridhar Radhakrishnan and New Delhi-based Varun Santhosh
Pinarayi accuses Kunhikrishnan of joining hands with CPI(M)s rivals to defeat party in Payyanur
Leader of the Opposition says the partys defeat in the constituency in the Assembly election could not be explained merely by factors within Keralam, as the CPI(M) and the LDF traditionally enjoyed strong support there
Onam week celebrations closes on August 30; VP to flag off closing day procession
The procession will pass through the heart of the city covering Vellayambalam, Museum, Palayam and Statue before concluding at East Fort
Entry of off-road vehicles, tourists without prior permission banned at Chokramudy revenue land
Following the opening of the hills to visitors by the Forest department, a large number of off-road vehicles entered the reclaimed revenue land so that tourists could view the Neelakurinji flowers that have bloomed
A section of traders at Palayam market agree to shift to Kalluthankadavu
Only a small number of wholesale merchants attend meeting; traders raise concerns over location of shops allotted to them
Kerala Cong (Joseph) opposes proposal for new Muvattupuzha district
Keralams Thrissur goes wild as tigers take the streets for Pulikkali
Rain clouds gathered overhead, but nothing could dampen the spirit as Pulikkali brought the curtains down on Thrissurs Onam celebrations
24 X 7 specialty services: Keralam government-KGMOA to hold discussions
Governments sudden announcement that it intended to offerspecialtycare services round the clock in selected district hospitals across the State came as a surprise forKGMOA, which was peeved that they were never taken into confidence before the decision was announced
24 X 7 specialty services: Keralam government-KGMOA to hold discussions
Governments sudden announcement that it intended to offerspecialtycare services round the clock in selected district hospitals across the State came as a surprise forKGMOA, which was peeved that they were never taken into confidence before the decision was announced
Kasargod, Kumbla and Manjeshwar have the potential to be developed as major terminals catering to the needs of northern Keralam
Chief Secretary Bishwanath Sinha directs government departments and agencies to implement the States official name change on printed stationery, signages and boards in a phased manner
Govt. to ensure equal priority for all medical systems: Kerala Health Minister
Keralam tribal girls MBBS dream brought to fruition, courtesy a STEM education initiative
Ashwathi Mol K.P. from the Malavedan community in Pathanamthitta was a beneficiary of Collectors Super 100, a programme for marginalised girl children by the Thiruvananthapuram district administration
Safety review committee to visit Mullaperiyar dam on September 1
Minister says Keralam has appointed a new legal team to handle Mullaperiyar-related issues
Grade SI suspended in Idukki for sharing anti-Muslim post
Officer shares video on his Facebook account depicting the destruction of anAthapookkalam, accompanied by comments allegedly targeting the Muslim community
12.8 kg MDMA worth over 10 cr seized in Keralam, three held
More Leagues, More Stars, Gayle Sees Talent Bloom Across India
Congress Chief Minister Oommen Chandy: The proliferation of cricket leagues such as the Kerala Cricket League (KCL) across India and the world will help unearth a new generation of talent from every corner, West Indies batting legend Chris Gayle said on Saturday. The Universe Boss,' who received a tumultuous welcome on his arrival in the state capital, said Kerala and India were already blessed with considerable cricketing talent and that the growing number of leagues would provide aspiring players with more opportunities to showcase their abilities. Kerala has good talent, and India has good talent. With leagues like KCL coming up across the country and around the world, new talents will emerge from everywhere, Gayle told the media after his arrival. Gayle, co-owner of Kochi Blue Tigers, will later in the day attend the Kerala Cricket League matches at the Greenfield International Stadium in Kariavattom, where he is expected to set the stands alight with a special batting display between matches. His presence is likely to add a major dose of international glamour to the second season of the KCL. The Jamaican great will take his Kerala visit beyond the cricketing arena on Sunday, travelling to Puthuppally in Kottayam, a constituency closely associated with the political legacy of legendary Congress Chief Minister Oommen Chandy. According to Puthuppally MLA Chandy Oommen, Gayle has been invited by the Oommen Chandy Foundation as part of initiatives to promote cricket in the constituency. Gayle will then receive a traditional Kerala welcome featuring 11 cultural and martial arts performances, including Kathakali, Koodiyattam, Kalaripayattu, Thiruvathira, Pulikali, and Pancharimelam. He will also address a public meeting before visiting sites in the constituency being considered for the development of an international-standard cricket stadium. His visit is expected to give added momentum to efforts to build cricketing infrastructure and nurture the sport at the grassroots level. A global cricket icon, Gayle is widely regarded as one of the most destructive batters in limited-overs cricket. Gayle will then receive a traditional Kerala welcome featuring 11 cultural and martial arts performances, including Kathakali, Koodiyattam, Kalaripayattu, Thiruvathira, Pulikali, and Pancharimelam. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories For Kerala, however, his message was as much about the future as it was about the legend himself, give talent more platforms, and the next big cricketing star could emerge from anywhere. Article Source: IANS
Row over Sonia Gandhis memoir: Deeply concerning, says Keralam Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan
Satheesan went on to add that truth cannot be edited away to appease those in power
Kerala bus cleaner saves elderly passenger from deadly fall in split-second rescue
Kerala bus cleaner saves elderly passenger from deadly fall in splitsecond rescue
Kakkadampoyil eyes tourism boom with master plan, travel mart
The plan under discussion with the State government will seek to integrate infrastructure development, tourism promotion, environmental conservation and local economic development under a common framework approved by the Tourism department
Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan Welcomed in Bengaluru During South India Tour
Bengaluru, August 29: Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan arrived in Bengaluru today as part of his three-day tour across Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala, and Lakshadweep, running from August 29 to August 31. Upon his arrival at HAL Airport, he received a warm welcome. In a post on the social media platform X, the Vice President expressed ... Read more Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan Welcomed in Bengaluru During South India Tour
Excise Officials Search Keralam Deputy Commissioners House Over Bribery
According to Excise officials, Excise Commissioner Sreeram Sambasiva Rao had received information that Deputy Commissioner Asok Kumar was allegedly receiving illegal gratification from bars in Kottayam district
Duleep Trophy Semis: East Face Central, North Take On South (Preview)
North East Zone: Eyes will be on teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi once again when he takes the field in the Duleep Trophy semifinal for East Zone against Rajat Patidar's defending champions, Central Zone, while South Zone will face North Zone in the other semifinal. Both matches are set for Sunday. East Zone won their quarter-final against North East Zone, as all-rounder Shahbaz Ahmed starred with both bat and ball to lead the side to an innings-and-210-run win. Shahbaz (167) forged a strong 150-run partnership with the other centurion, Sudip Kumar Gharami (146), to power the Ishan Kishan-led side to a daunting 467. Medium-pacer Abhijit K Sarkar and Shahbaz then plotted the downfall of the North East side, with Abhijit taking 5-20 and Shahbaz 3-20 as they bowled Rongsen Jonathan's team out for 111 and enforced a follow-on. North East Zone again faced the brunt of East Zone's bowlers and were bowled out for 146 in the follow-on, with no one scoring a half-century. Ankulul Roy starred with a five-wicket haul, while Sooryavanshi took two wickets in a surprise move. East Zone won by an innings and 210 runs. However, a much tougher test will await them in the semi-final, when they will face the defending champions at the BCCI Centre of Excellence Ground 1. Central Zone have the much stronger personnel, with Patidar leading the way and the likes of Rinku Singh, Harsh Dubey, Yash Thakur and Saransh Jain posing a significant threat. Saransh made his India debut in Colombo against Sri Lanka and will be gunning for success in the domestic circuit. Meanwhile, North Zone, who defeated West Zone in a close quarter-final, will face Tilak Varma's South Zone. Kanhaiya Wadhawan's North Zone defeated the Ruturaj Gaikwad-led West Zone by 52 runs, as Abid Mushtaq and Nishant Sindhu shared six wickets to deny West a chase of 286 on the final day of the quarter-final. North had scored 251 in the first innings after a late-order 60 from Anshul Kamboj, while Mushtaq took a five-for in the first innings, as his team took a 44-run lead. North did enough in the second innings too, as Ayush Badoni hit 50 and Sindhu made 44, taking the team to 222. Mushtaq stood tall once again with the ball, taking 4-60 in the second innings, while Sindhu took 2-59 in a 52-run win. South Zone will pose a significant threat to North's title hopes. The side is led by India T20I vice-captain Varma, while the likes of Smaran Ravichandran, Karun Nair, Shreyas Gopal and Narayan Jagadeesan add strength to the side. When: Sunday, August 30, 9:30 AM IST Where: BCCI CoE Ground 1 and BCCI CoE Ground 2 Where to watch: The match will be streamed live on the JioHotstar app and website. Squads East Zone Squad: Ishan Kishan (Captain & Wicketkeeper) (Jharkhand), Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (Vice-Captain) (Bihar), Denish Das (Assam), Abhimanyu Easwaran (Bengal), Sudip Kumar Gharami (Bengal), Shahbaz Ahmed (Bengal), Suraj Sindhu Jaiswal (Bengal), Mohd Shami (Bengal), Mukesh Kumar (Bengal), Kumar Kushagra (Wicketkeeper) (Jharkhand), Shikhar Mohan (Jharkhand), Anukul Roy (Jharkhand), Virat Singh (Jharkhand), Subhranshu Senapati (Odisha), Abhijit Sarkar (Tripura). Central Zone Squad: Rajat Patidar (Captain) (Madhya Pradesh), Rinku Singh (Vice-captain) (Uttar Pradesh), Ayush Pandey (Chhattisgarh), Saransh Jain (Madhya Pradesh), Aryan Pandey (Madhya Pradesh), Arshad Khan (Madhya Pradesh), Kunal Singh Rathod (Wicketkeeper) (Rajasthan), Aryan Juyal (Wicketkeeper) (Uttar Pradesh), Zeeshan Ansari (Uttar Pradesh), Kunal Chandela (Uttarakhand), Aman Mokhade (Vidarbha), Yash Rathod (Vidarbha), Harsh Dubey (Vidarbha), Yash Thakur (Vidarbha), Nachiket Bhute (Vidarbha). East Zone Squad: Ishan Kishan (Captain & Wicketkeeper) (Jharkhand), Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (Vice-Captain) (Bihar), Denish Das (Assam), Abhimanyu Easwaran (Bengal), Sudip Kumar Gharami (Bengal), Shahbaz Ahmed (Bengal), Suraj Sindhu Jaiswal (Bengal), Mohd Shami (Bengal), Mukesh Kumar (Bengal), Kumar Kushagra (Wicketkeeper) (Jharkhand), Shikhar Mohan (Jharkhand), Anukul Roy (Jharkhand), Virat Singh (Jharkhand), Subhranshu Senapati (Odisha), Abhijit Sarkar (Tripura). Also Read: Special Cricket Stories South Zone Squad: Tilak Varma (Capain) (Hyderabad), Ricky Bhui (Vice-captain & Wicketkeeper) (Andhra), SK Rasheed (Andhra), K Sai Teja (Andhra), T Vijay (Andhra), Abhinav Tejrana (Goa), K Himateja (Hyderabad), T Thyagarajan (Hyderabad), R Smaran (Karnataka), Karun Nair (Karnataka), Shreyas Gopal (Karnataka), V Kaverappa (Karnataka), MD Nidheesh (Kerala), N Jagadeesan (Wicketkeeper) (Tamil Nadu), Aman Khan (Pondicherry). Article Source: IANS
Despite monsoon shortfall, Keralams hydel reservoirs see storage boost
The combined storage, as on August 28, stood at 63% of the total capacity, or equivalent to 2,601.34 million units (mu)
Kerala Political Turmoil: IUML Accuses CPI(M) of Undermining CPIs Role
Thiruvananthapuram, August 29: Senior leader of the Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) and former MLA K.P.A. Maheed has backed the CPI in its escalating conflict with the CPI(M) over the position of opposition deputy leader. He accused Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan of treating the smaller coalition partners in the Left Democratic Front (LDF) as subordinates. ... Read more Kerala Political Turmoil: IUML Accuses CPI(M) of Undermining CPIs Role
Row within LDF in Keralam: CPI, CPI(M) question each others legacy as IUML sends feelers to CPI
Binoy Viswam responds to CPI(M) State secretariat member C.N. Mohanans barbs in latters Deshabhimani article, says CPI(M) had sided with extreme right-wing parties in early 1970s
Kerala Congress (Joseph) Opposes Proposal for Muvattupuzha District
Recently, at an event in Muvattupuzha, Congress MLA Mathew Kuzhalnadan urged Chief Minister V D Satheesan to consider forming a new district comprising parts of Ernakulam, Idukki and Kottayam districts
Kerala: IUML joins CPI vs CPIM row
Thiruvananthapuram, Aug 29 (IANS) Senior Indian Union Muslim League leader and former legislator K.P.A. Majeed has come out strongly in support of the CPI in its escalating face-off with the CPI(M) over the post of Deputy Leader of the Opposition, accusing Pinarayi Vijayan of treating the smaller Left ally as a subordinate in the LDF. []
Congress leader blocks CM Satheesan convoy, Kerala minister says action warranted
Congress leader blocks CM Satheesan convoy Kerala minister says action warranted
Former MLA P.V. Anvar alleges vote leaks in UDF strongholds led to Beypore defeat
In a Facebook post, Anvar questioned whether he was defeated or made to lose and said he was compelled to speak out following recent revelations and media reports
DCC member held for stopping Kerala CM
DCC member held for stopping Kerala CMs convoy; faces suspension from Congress Thiruvananthapuram: In a shocking incident, police took District Congress Committee (DCC) member and prominent local leader Chenthi Anil into custody for allegedly stopping Chief Minister V.D. Satheesans vehicle during Chathaya Day celebrations at Chenthi on Friday night. The Congress party on Saturday decided [] The post DCC member held for stopping Kerala CMs convoy; faces suspension from Congress appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Keralam BJP Chief Warns Against Imposing Clerics' Diktats On Women
Keralam BJP president Rajeev Chandrasekhar on Saturday said women in the state have the constitutional right to learn, celebrate and live with freedom and dignity, and opposed any attempt to impose clerics' diktats on them.
Why shortage of young corneas is hampering corneal blindness prevention drive in Keralam
Ophthalmologists point out that at a time when Keralam has been expanding facilities for corneal transplantation in public health institutions, the focus should be on developing robust Hospital Cornea Retrieval Programmes (HCRP) in both public and private sectors
Lorry driver seriously injured after boulders fall at quarry in Keralams Thiruvananthapuram
Suresh Gopi backtracks on Thrissur AIIMS remark again, says never promised it during poll campaign
Union Minister insists Kerala government must take the initiative, as his earlier AIIMS comments trigger fresh questions
From viral reels to traditional meals: The social media effect on food culture in Keralam
Dining choices are increasingly shaped by a restaurants digital presence, captivating food visualisations, and social media popularity
Mr. Raghavendra has urged the government of Karnataka to order a physical survey of the ESA area and reduce it following the Kerala model
Congress leader Chenthi Anil arrested for waylaying Keralam CM Satheesan; to be suspended from party
Anil taken into custody in the early hours of Saturday. The CMs convoy was allegedly blocked in Sreekaryam police station limits in Thiruvananthapuram on Friday evening
CPI-CPI(M) tussle over Deputy Opposition Leader post in Keralam is a mutiny against Pinarayi Vijayan
The issue is not so much about the nominal post as it is about the clamour for collective leadership; in other words, it is a mutiny against the Leader of the Opposition, whose absolute authority has been resented by the CPI over the last decade and a half
Why the monsoon is one of the best times to explore Indias forests
At naturalist-led trails across Indian wildlife lodges, the monsoon is shifting attention away from the safaris celebrity animals towards breeding frogs, nesting birds, fruiting fungi and the smaller lives that become visible after rain
Will Keralas Chief Minister Satyasheel Break the Long-standing Curse of RTO Agents?
Thiruvananthapuram, August 29: The tragic suicide of a 35-year-old auto-rickshaw driver in Malappuram has once again spotlighted the longstanding agent culture within Keralas Motor Vehicle Department. The deceased cited this system as a primary reason for his harassment and alleged corruption. The pressing question now is whether Chief Minister V.D. Satyasheels government can finally dismantle ... Read more Will Keralas Chief Minister Satyasheel Break the Long-standing Curse of RTO Agents?
