CPI(M)s extended Keralam State committee meet begins in Kozhikode
Open debate on a draft report prepared by the State committee on the problems plaguing the party gets under way
Over 6,000 kg of rice, wheat allegedly diverted from ration shops seized in Keralam
Acting on a tip-off, Food and Civil Supplies department officials, with the assistance of the police, searched a locked house in Karali, Parassala, and recovered the grains, allegedly meant for sale on the black market
Prime Minister Modi hosted a splendid BRICS gala dinner in New Delhi, which saw the participation of chief ministers from opposition-led states. The summit concluded with the unanimous adoption of the New Delhi Declaration 2026, emphasizing the need for reforms in global governance and the inclusion of developing countries. The event also showcased a cultural performance that honored the shared heritage and diversity of the BRICS community.
MP: CM Yadav slams Congress leadership while highlighting Ladli Behna benefits
Digital Desk | Agar Malwa (Madhya Pradesh), Sep 13 (IANS) Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Sunday strongly criticised the Congress leadership, including Rahul Gandhi and the Nehru-Gandhi family, while addressing a large gathering during the distribution of funds under the Ladli Behna Yojana in Agar Malwa. Yadav said a leader was coming to the state bringing an echo of lies. He alleged that neither Rahul Gandhi nor his mother, grandfather, maternal uncle, nor the entire family had ever done any good for the country, yet he now sought to speak for the people and the youth. The Chief Minister claimed the public knew the truth well and questioned why Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, Indira Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi and later leaders never contested elections from Delhi. He said they avoided Delhi because people there knew them too well, choosing Raebareli and Amethi instead, and that Rahul Gandhi had now moved to Wayanad. Yadav mocked the decision, saying people joked he went to Kerala only because the sea stopped him from going further. He accused the Congress of pointing fingers at the judiciary and the armed forces, while claiming that Indias democracy and technological advances, including the Election Commissions systems, had earned global recognition, with even US President Donald Trump referring to Indias ID card model. Turning to the scheme, Yadav said the government had transferred more than Rs 55,000 crore into the accounts of beneficiaries under Ladli Behna Yojana despite earlier Congress hollow claims that the scheme would fail due to lack of funds. He said that around four lakh women in the state were now setting up small and medium enterprises, evolving from self-help group members into entrepreneurs, Namo Didis and Lakhpati Didis. Highlighting local development, the Chief Minister said Agar Malwa had transformed from an area of scattered houses and poor roads under previous Congress rule into a developing urban centre. He mentioned improved connectivity allowing travel to Ujjain in 40 minutes, upcoming four-lane roads and a Rs 4,000 crore potato-based industry. Over 10,000 sisters from Agar alone were benefiting from the scheme, he added, and announced a law college building in the area linked to the Baba Baijnath shrine. Yadav also recalled the BJP governments success in eliminating Naxalism in Balaghat and the dacoit menace in the Chambal region under previous BJP chief ministers. He maintained that the government was working continuously for the welfare of women, farmers, youth and the poor.
Keralam CM VD Satheesan thanks Pawan Kalyan for choosing state for treatment
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Keralam considers costlier power purchases amid electricity shortage
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Fireworks dealers in Keralam demand action against unauthorised sales
Senior Keralam CPI(M) leader Baby John dies at 74
John served as the Thrissur district secretary and State secretariat member of the party, and was a key organiser of the Left movement in the district
Keralam troupe showcases Paava Kathakali in Tiruchi
Keralam troupe showcases Paava Kathakali in Tiruchi
One killed as car crashes into bus stop on MannuthyWadakkancherry highway in Keralam
One killed as car crashes into bus stop on MannuthyWadakkancherry highway in Keralam
Drug trafficking: two more nabbed from Noida
Police sources say one of the arrested was a major supplier who procured drugs in large quantities from Delhi and supplied them to Keralam through hired carriers and peddlers
Keralam Allocates Rs 551.50 Crore for Sabarimala Pilgrimage Preparations
The latest allocation of Rs 551.5011 crore is higher than the amount earmarked for Sabarimala preparations in the previous two financial years
CPI(M) Keralam State committee to directly address local organisational issues
CPI(M) Keralam State secretary M.V. Govindan says there is a dire need to change the behaviour of a section of leaders, their conversational styles, and functioning
Kerala High Court prescribes timelines for speedy disposal of bail applications
Kerala High Court specifies that regular bail applications should be disposed of within two weeks and anticipatory bail pleas within six weeks
House break-in attempt: Assam native held in Keralams Thrissur
Police say 22-year-old broke into a house near Manathala Block Office and attempted to steal valuables
House break-in attempt: Assam native held in Keralams Thrissur
Police say 22-year-old broke into a house near Manathala Block Office and attempted to steal valuables
Kerala PSC faces legal dilemma over Crime Branch summons in Planning Board exam scam
Commission seeks legal advice on whether itschairperson and members should appear before Crime Branch in connection with the alleged irregularities in a Kerala State Planning Board recruitment examination
Forced Doping of Student-Athletes To Be Investigated: Keralam Minister
The allegations were reportedly made by a parent of an affected student-athlete against a coach in Palakkad
Kapil Sibal calls for 10-year ban on politicians switching parties mid-term
Legislators changing political parties mid-term weakens their accountability, both to the citizens and within parties, Kapil Sibal said
Ambulance Drivers Strike Cannot Be Allowed in Keralam: K Muraleedharan
He was referring to the strike announced by Kaniv-108 ambulance drivers and employees across the state over their wage demands
Revised design clears hurdle for Pavangad ROB approach road
The Kerala State Electricity Board had served a notice to the Public Works Department directing it to stop piling work after 110-kV and 11-kV underground power cables were found passing through the site where the approach road was being constructed
M.A. Baby blames creation of false perception for CPI(M)s debacle in Keralam
We should have been more alert in exposing and defeating the narrative, M.A. Baby said while opening the partys three-day extended State committee meeting in Kozhikode
A Kerala consumer commission ordered Bank of India to pay compensation. The bank delayed releasing a deceased woman's savings to her elderly husband. This delay caused significant hardship and mental agony for the complainant. The commission found deficiency in service and unfair trade practices by the bank. The bank must now pay Rs 10,000 compensation and Rs 5,000 litigation costs.
Keralam govt allocates Rs 551 crore for Sabarimala pilgrimage preparations
Kerala Chief Minister V D Satheesan said the government has allocated 551.5 crore to the PWD for preparations for the upcoming Sabarimala pilgrimage season, up from 377.8 crore in 2025-26 and 326.97 crore in 2024-25.
Kerala government allocates Rs 551.50 crore for Sabarimala pilgrimage preparations
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Poothrikka panchayat bypoll triggers speculations as Twenty20 downplays BJP bonhomie
While the move has raised questions over the stability of the alliance, insiders from both the parties claim it as a sheer pragmatic approach
Kanthapuram Says Samastha Decrees Cannot Be Altered for Individuals or Parties
The circular drew criticism, with several political leaders including Keralam Chief Minister VD Satheesan speaking out against it
Leopard Spotted on Retaining Wall Near Bannari Amman Temple
Every day, thousands of devotees from various parts of Tamil Nadu and the neighbouring states of Kerala and Karnataka visit the temple.
Sajan Prakash: Indias First Swimmer to Qualify Directly for the Olympics
Sajan Prakash, born in Kerala, becomes Indias first swimmer to qualify directly for the Olympics, marking a significant milestone in Indian sports. Sajan Prakash: Indias First Swimmer to Qualify Directly for the Olympics
Manipal Hospitals scouts for acquisitions in Andhra, Keralam, Delhi-NCR
Manipal Health Enterprises Ltd is setting its sights on expansion in various states, including Telangana, Keralam, and Delhi-NCR, while pivoting towards a physical plus digital healthcare model driven by Artificial Intelligence (AI). The healthcare major is actively evaluating strategic opportunities in Telangana, Keralam, Andhra Pradesh, and Chhattisgarh to selectively deepen its presence in identified markets, Manipal Health Enterprises said in its annual report for FY26. Manipal Hospitals continues to evaluate inorganic growth opportunities across Karnataka; Maharashtra and Goa, including the Mumbai-Pune economic corridor; and Eastern India, comprising West Bengal, Odisha, Jharkhand and Sikkim, it said. A key pillar of its upcoming infrastructure is the greenfield project in Juhu, Mumbai. The group recently completed the acquisition of the remaining land and building for this project for a total consideration of Rs 495 crore, of which Rs 130 crore is payable subject to the ...
Manipal Hospitals scouts for acquisitions in Andhra, Keralam, Delhi-NCR; bets on AI-led healthcare
Manipal Health Enterprises plans significant expansion across several Indian states. The company is adopting a digital-physical healthcare model driven by Artificial Intelligence. Strategic acquisitions and a new greenfield project in Mumbai are underway. Investments focus on AI-enabled nursing and patient monitoring systems. The healthcare major aims to add over 2,400 beds by the year 2030.
CPI(M) extended state committee to conduct post-poll review from today
Digital Desk | Kozhikode, Sep 13 (IANS) The CPI(M)s extended Kerala State Committee will begin a three-day meeting in Kozhikode on Sunday to conduct a comprehensive political and organisational review following the partys major defeat in the recent Assembly elections. CPI(M) General Secretary M.A. Baby will inaugurate the meeting at the AKG Auditorium attached to the partys district committee office. The deliberations are expected to examine the political, ideological and organisational factors that contributed to the electoral setback and identify measures needed to rebuild the party. The meeting comes at a crucial stage as the CPI(M) attempts to regain political direction, strengthen its grassroots machinery and reconnect with voters. The leadership is expected to undertake a critical and self-critical assessment of the partys functioning, extending beyond the immediate reasons for the defeat to the deeper weaknesses exposed during the election. The discussions are also likely to focus on the partys political messaging, campaign strategy, organisational coordination and ability to understand changing public expectations. Corrective measures aimed at improving communication between the leadership, party units and the public could figure prominently. As many as 307 delegates will participate in the meeting. Kerala-based Politburo members M.A. Baby, Pinarayi Vijayan, M.V. Govindan and A. Vijayaraghavan will attend. Five other Politburo members -- K. Balakrishnan, B.V. Raghavulu, Ashok Dhawale, Viju Krishnan and U. Vasuki -- will participate as observers. Central Committee members from Kerala, State Secretariat and State Committee members, district secretariat members and office-bearers of affiliated organisations will also be present. Unlike its conventional review process, the CPI(M) began its assessment from the grassroots after the election results. Usually, the State Committee prepares the initial review and circulates it among lower committees for discussion. This time, however, the party first collected the views of organisational units at different levels. The CPI(M) also sought direct feedback from members of the public to understand the reasons behind its defeat and perceptions about the partys performance. Those responses, internal discussions and guidelines issued by the Central Committee were incorporated into the review report. The State Committee subsequently examined and approved the document. It was then circulated among party units for further discussion. The final report and feedback gathered during that exercise will form the basis of the three-day deliberations in Kozhikode.
Don't agree with all his views, says Anwar Ibrahim on eve of meet with Kerala cleric
Devaswom begins wall construction at Madayipara to keep vehicles out
A stone boundary wall is being constructed along the road from Eripuram towards the Naval Academy to prevent vehicles from entering the ecologically preserved Madayipara
No one can silence scholars on matters of faith: Kanthapuram
PM SHRI scheme rollout, IUML Opposition test Kerala CM
Kerala Chief Minister VD Satheesan faces challenges implementing the central PM SHRI school scheme. His ally, the IUML, has raised objections, delaying the decision-making process. A cabinet sub-committee was formed to discuss the scheme's implementation, but it has not yet met. The Union Education Ministry has urged the state government to decide on the scheme's adoption. Satheesan is now consulting allies and other Congress-ruled states for guidance.
Kochi airport launches robot for enhanced passenger assistance and cultural promotion
In the first phase, the robot has been deployed at Kalangan, the art museum located in the domestic security hold area
Russians cast votes for Duma polls in Keralam capital
Russians cast votes for Duma polls in Keralam capital
Murali wants ESMA invoked to stop ambulance workers strike
Health Minister writes to Home Minister seeking steps to prevent strikes and ensure smooth operation of ambulance services. The Kerala State 108 Ambulance Employees Union has announced a 24-hour strike from 8 a.m. on September 17.
Murali wants ESMA invoked to stop ambulance workers strike
Health Minister writes to Home Minister seeking steps to prevent strikes and ensure smooth operation of ambulance services. The Kerala State 108 Ambulance Employees Union has announced a 24-hour strike from 8 a.m. on September 17.
Man in custody allegedly assaults cops in Kochi
The district continues to report the highest number of influenza cases in the State, while dengue and leptospirosis cases also persist
CPI to organise protest in Ernakulam against undeclared power cut
Kerala Assistant Public Prosecutors Association gets new office-bearers
Keralam Chief Minister calls for timely legal amendments to face challenges posed by tech
The tendency to copy creative works and violate copyright has been rising with the advancement of technology, says V.D. Satheesan
Keralam Chief Minister calls for timely legal amendments to face challenges posed by tech
The tendency to copy creative works and violate copyright has been rising with the advancement of technology, says V.D. Satheesan
Electricity crisis an opportunity to find a solution, says Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan
The Chief Minister says the energy crisis is on the priority list of his government and that it is high time the State formulated a modern power policy
Electricity crisis an opportunity to find a solution, says Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan
The Chief Minister says the energy crisis is on the priority list of his government and that it is high time the State formulated a modern power policy
Deadlock among rebel Congress leaders opens door for KC(M) in Pala municipality
Rebel Congress councillors, whose alliance with the LDF helped wrest control of the municipality, have failed to reach a consensus on the municipal vice-chairpersons post despite multiple rounds of discussions. KC(M), which had earlier decided against staking claim to any post, mulls fielding candidate for the September 16 election
UDF against PM-SHRI, but options being examined, says Keralam Education Minister
While the UDF government is bound to consider the agreement signed by its predecessor, it does not imply that PM SHRI will be implemented, says Samsudheen
Argument over childs assault led to double murder in Keralams Attappady: police
Provat Das, a native of West Bengal, is accused of killing a 35-year-old woman and her four-year-old daughter
M.A. Baby to open CPI(M) extended State committee meeting in Kozhikode on September 13
The meeting aims to address recent electoral setbacks faced by the CPI(M)-led LDF, alongside discussions on the EDs investigations into former Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and Beypore MLA P.A. Mohamed Riyas.
CPI(M), CPI deny political or legal variance on EDs attempt to target Pinarayi Vijayan
LDF will resist as one any Central agency seeking to play politics at the Centres behest, says CPI Keralam secretary Binoy Viswam
Keralam issues guidelines to remove unauthorised flex boards, initiate prosecution against offenders
The guidelines were issued based on the orders of the Kerala High Court, which has, at regular intervals, issued orders directing the complete removal of unauthorised banners, flex boards, flag decorations and similar materials installed in public places, roadsides, footpaths, handrails, centre medians and traffic islands in the State
Kerala power war turns personal as former KSEB chief hits back at Vijayan
Digital Desk | Thiruvananthapuram, Sep 12 (IANS) The political war over Kerala's worsening power crisis has taken a sharper turn with former KSEB Chairman B. Ashok launching an unusually strong attack on former Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan over the cancellation of the long-term power purchase agreements. IAS officer Ashok dismissed Vijayan's criticism of the cancellation as an attempt to blame officials for decisions taken during the previous LDF regime. He said the official records relating to the agreements were available and could establish the facts. There was no lapse on the part of KSEB officials in the matter, he asserted. The exchange, however, carries a backstory that goes beyond the present dispute over power procurement. Ashok, a 1998-batch IAS officer, had a particularly contentious relationship with the previous government. He was suspended by the Vijayan government in April this year following an interview in which he was alleged to have criticised the functioning of the then LDF government. The charges against him included speaking to the media without permission and allegedly tarnishing the image of the government. He remained under suspension for about one-and-a-half months before the newly elected V.D. Satheesan government reinstated him in June. Against this backdrop, Ashok's latest broadside against Vijayan assumes an added political significance. His sarcastic reference to memory lapses and his allegation that the former Chief Minister was trying to escape responsibility by blaming officials have given a personal edge to what is otherwise a technical dispute over power contracts. Vijayan, in a detailed Facebook post, had blamed the Oommen Chandy-led UDF government for the present power crisis and rejected the argument that the cancellation of the 465 MW long-term agreement under the previous LDF government was responsible for the shortage. The present Satheesan government has blamed this cancellation for the present night blackout, which has left people fuming, as during the decade-long Vijayan rule, power outages were rare. He said the original agreement, signed in 2015 during the previous UDF government, had legal deficiencies as it was entered into without prior approval from the regulatory commission or the government. The LDF government, he said, had subsequently fought to retain the agreement and even approached the Supreme Court. Vijayan also claimed that the LDF government had managed higher peak demand of around 6,100 MW without resorting to power cuts by purchasing electricity at higher rates and entering into power-swapping arrangements with other states. Ashok, however, argued that the present crisis reflected a failure of long-term planning, particularly the absence of adequate storage systems for renewable energy generated during the day for use at night. Vijayan has alleged that the UDF government is deliberately creating a power shortage to push the KSEB into a crisis and eventually facilitate privatisation of the electricity sector. Ashok, meanwhile, has maintained that such allegations cannot conceal the actual administrative and technical issues facing the state's power sector. With power shortages and the possibility of further restrictions already causing public concern, the Ashok-Vijayan confrontation is likely to keep the controversy alive, bringing back into focus not only the disputed power contracts but also the political and administrative battles that surrounded them.
Decision on PM SHRI soon as pressure mounts on Keralam govt.
Against the backdrop of the Centres letter seeking a decision at the earliest, Education Minister says Chief Minister will make an announcement. Muslim Youth League adopts resolution urging the government not to implement PM SHRI
Fund crunch puts Kozhikode Biological Park project hanging in the balance
The growing tourism prospects of Chakkittappara village prompted the previous State government to consider establishing a tiger safari park in the area. The decision to establish the park was taken on September 27, 2023, despite protests from a section of farmers and human rights activists.
Fund crunch puts Kozhikode Biological Park project hanging in the balance
The growing tourism prospects of Chakkittappara village prompted the previous State government to consider establishing a tiger safari park in the area. The decision to establish the park was taken on September 27, 2023, despite protests from a section of farmers and human rights activists.
MSF student leader assaulted by gang in Chavakkad
The police launch probe after 21-year-old reportedly beaten up.
MSF student leader assaulted by gang in Chavakkad
The police launch probe after 21-year-old reportedly beaten up.
Kochi Corporation to restrict subsidy on biomedical waste collection amid opposition protest
All except exempted categories to pay 20 per kg plus GST; subsidised rate fixed at 12 per kg, reducing Corporations subsidy component to 8 from the earlier 28
Kochi Corporation to restrict subsidy on biomedical waste collection amid opposition protest
All except exempted categories to pay 20 per kg plus GST; subsidised rate fixed at 12 per kg, reducing Corporations subsidy component to 8 from the earlier 28
Accounting course equips armed forces personnel for post-retirement careers
The four-month course was conducted under the Directorate General of Resettlement, Ministry of Defence, and the Institute of Cost Accountants of India as part of an initiative to expand post-service employment opportunities for armed forces personnel.
Profcon calls for end to discrimination against women in professional education
he 30th Global Professional Students Conference (Profcon) at Ahalia Campus in Kanjikode, Palakkad, has spotlighted the pressing issue of discrimination against women in professional education, particularly during internships.
Dog vaccination key to ending rabies deaths, not routine vaccination of people: Study
Expanding vaccination coverage among dogs, rather than introducing routine pre-exposure rabies vaccination for children, is the most effective and cost-effective strategy to eliminate human rabies deaths in Kerala, according to a new study published ...
Ayyappa Paniker Foundation announces Kavya Drishyam reel competition
The competition aims to visualise poetic imagination against the backdrop of the digital age with the help of technology. The contest will accept entries shot on cameras or mobile phones, as well as those created using AI and animation technologies.
NCW seeks report from Kerala Police over double murder in Attappadi
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 12 (IANS) The National Commission for Women (NCW) has taken suo motu cognisance of the reported gruesome murder of a woman and a child in Attappadi in Kerala's Palakkad district and sought a report from the state police within a week, an official said on Saturday. The severed and decomposed body parts of the victims were reportedly found stuffed in sacks and abandoned on the banks of the Bhavani river, as per a media report. NCW Chairperson Vijaya Rahatkar has written to the Director General of Police, Kerala, seeking immediate apprehension of the suspect, identification of all possible accomplices, a thorough and impartial investigation, and preservation of forensic evidence, said an official statement. Necessary assistance and support to the victims families during the identification and legal process have also been sought, it said. The Commission has sought an Action Taken Report within seven days, underscoring that the life, dignity and safety of women and children must be protected without compromise. Meanwhile, a migrant worker from West Bengal has come under the police radar in connection with the gruesome killing of his wife and their five-year-old daughter, whose dismembered bodies were found stuffed into sacks and dumped on the banks of the river. Investigators suspect that the man, who had arrived in the area along with his wife and their young daughter around 25 days ago, could be behind their murders. Police have also learnt that the man had harboured suspicions about his wife, giving investigators a possible clue to the motive. The victims are suspected to be the man's wife and daughter. Police have also received information that the deceased were from West Bengal, strengthening the possibility that the case involves a migrant family. However, their identities are yet to be conclusively established. The investigation received a major breakthrough from one of the sacks used to dispose of the bodies. Police found indications from the writing on the sack that it had been brought from Coimbatore to a shop at Kottathara in Attappadi along with other goods. The batch and other markings on the sack are being examined to trace its exact source. The Puthur police have launched a detailed probe based on this lead and are checking wholesale and retail shops in Attappadi and along the Tamil Nadu border. CCTV footage is also being examined to establish who purchased or transported the sacks, the police said.
Childrens imagination knows no bounds, says writer Vaisakhan
35 young authors from across Kerala converge in Thrissur for two-day literary meet
Mananchira Ground in Kozhikode to host District Collectors readers collective
According to official sources, the event will be held at 8 a.m. on September 13. Anyone interested in reading can join the collective.
Twin toddlers die after accidentally ingesting poison in Keralams Idukki
Preliminary findings indicate that the children accidentally ingested a pesticide, which is commonly used to control pests in cardamom plantations, according to the police
Twin toddlers die after accidentally ingesting poison in Keralams Idukki
Preliminary findings indicate that the children accidentally ingested a pesticide, which is commonly used to control pests in cardamom plantations, according to the police
Malaysian Prime Ministers visit: stringent traffic restrictions in Kozhikode on September 13
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is scheduled to arrive at the Kozhikode International Airport at 6.30 p.m. on Sunday. He will be at the Markaz from 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m., where he will receive the first Excellence Award instituted by the Sheikh Abubakr Foundation.
Political blame game over power crisis intensifies between Keralam government and Opposition
While the LDF has exploited the power crisis to portray its previous government in a better light for expedient political optics ahead of the upcoming byelections in 36 local body wards in the State, Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan has repeatedly sought to put the previous government on the hook for the crisis
Chittur farmers face crisis as Tamil Nadu releases less water than agreed: Krishnankutty
Keralam was supposed to receive 400 cubic feet of water during the current 15-day period, but only 100 cubic feet was being released into the Chittur River, according to the former Minister.
KAU sets up coca garden to provide better saplings to farmers in Idukki
KAU sets up coca garden to provide better saplings to farmers in Idukki
Kollam MP N.K. Premachandran urged the removal of operational obstacles for VB-GRAM G workers. He stressed the need for adjusting geofencing boundaries for smoother attendance tracking through the NMMS app.
437 couples to tie the knot at Guruvayur temple on Sunday
Chingams final Sunday to witness a massive wedding rush; elaborate arrangements in place
Two-day college union polls in University of Calicut this year
The authorities are all set to revamp the election rules, citing violent incidents on campuses and alleged violation of university laws
Social media abuse has crossed all limits: V.D. Satheesan
Political criticism is fair game, but targeting women and families is unacceptable, he says
Goodbye puffy pappadams? Why a new FSSAI rule has Kerala worried
Two youths drown in Achenkovil river
They were caught in a strong undercurrent while bathing near the bund.
Entries invited for Kavya Drishyam video and reels contest
1980s AI photo ChatGPT prompt: A new AI photo trend lets users turn their everyday pictures into vintage 1980s Malayalam movie style portraits, recreating the hero and heroine look of old Kerala cinema through detailed text prompts covering clothing, lighting and film grain, with more than 10 prompt ideas to try for solo and duo photos.
Keralam's Karipur Airport To Use CER Fund For Neighbourhood Development
The Corporate Environmental Responsibility fund of the Kozhikode International Airport at Karipur will now be utilised for the development of areas surrounding the airport
ESA protests driven by hidden agenda, allege environmental groups
Environmental groups assert that the ESA aims to protect biodiversity, mitigate climate change. The restrictions will preserve ecosystems and safeguard communities from natural disasters without disrupting local livelihoods.
