Strike by a section of online taxi operators continues in Kerala
Drivers resume services on Kerala Savari, Rapido and other mobility apps, but continue the offline strike against Uber
Kerala nurses association withdraws petition against Jubilee Mission and Amala hospitals
Petitioners reach a settlement with Amala Institute and conciliation talks are ongoing with Jubilee Mission.
Pukasa holds protest meet in solidarity with Delhi students in Keralas Kochi
Left-leaning collective of writers and artists expresses solidarity with the ongoing student agitation in Delhi
SHRC orders IG-led probe into allegations against former Kannur SHO
Kerala HC directs KSDMA to conduct hazard checks at places similar to Wayanad debris slip site
Student dies in road accident in Kozhikode
The court highlighted the shortage in personnel as woefully insufficient and noted that the centre was surviving with only 127 attenders against 158 sanctioned posts
LDF alleges massive cut in local body development funds
Kannur district panchayat says 12.73 crore was slashed from its development allocation, disrupting welfare schemes and development projects
Health department uses fun games to instil healthy food habits in children in Keralas Alappuzha
The mass media education wing of the Alappuzha district health administration has devised three card games for children, focusing on healthy habits, food, and nutrition to encourage children to think about what they are eating and to guide them away from the path of obesity
CPI(M) to hold extended State committee meeting in Kozhikode to revitalise itself
The meet, scheduled from September 13 to 15, aims at a top-to-bottom transformation by strengthening the partys connect with the people and energising its organisational structure, says M.V. Govindan
Kerala Bank to roll out Gen Z Tech loan scheme for students to purchase educational gadgets
The loan open to undergraduate students and upwards, the bank will offer up to 1 lakh on 6.99% interest with a 30-month repayment period
Lack of rain leads to wild elephants camping in human habitations in Keralas Munnar
The wild elephants typically retreat deep into the forest once the monsoon intensifies. However, this year, the herds have stayed near human habitations due to a scarcity of food and water deeper in the woods
Internet rallies behind filmmaker Sibi Malayil after influencer Pearle Maaneys failed filmmaker dig
The social media influencers take on the Jantar Mantar protests leads to a full-blown Instagram war with Joe Malayil, the National Award-winning directors son
Kerala State Higher Education Council vice-chairperson Achuthsankar S. Nair stated that numerous speculative reports and varying interpretations regarding the proposal have been circulating even before the panel has held its first official meeting
Python found in waste bundle at Koyilandy material collection facility; probe launched
The incident, which took place last week, came to light when the volunteers revealed the harrowing experience during a ward-level meeting
School student loses two toes after foot gets trapped in wild boar snare
The accident occurred while the 14-year-old had gone out to play
Kerala Police Book 100, Including Popular Rapper Vedan, For Holding a Meet in Support of CJP
The gathering disrupted vehicular traffic and pedestrian movement on the public road
School authorities, teachers in Kerala upset over KFONs decision on bills
KFON asks schools to bear service charges associated with Internet connectivity. Schools say free Internet service was to be provided to them through KFON. Service charges for schools are not a newly imposed financial liability, contends KFON
German national railway company Deutsche Bahn delegation visits IIIC in Keralas Kollam
The 13-member delegation from Berlin included senior representatives from Deutsche Bahn, its subsidiaries such as DB Engineering & Consulting GmbH and DB Rail Academy, as well as key industry suppliers and project partners
Revenue dept. targets 25,000 pending land cases in Kozhikode
Highlighting the magnitude of pendency across the State, Revenue Minister A.P. Anil Kumar noted that nearly 2.5 lakh applications for land conversion remained pending Statewide, with Kozhikode district accounting for over 35,000 cases
Kerala tests drone surveillance at Viyyur central prison
Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala reviews pilot project featuring AI-powered surveillance, thermal imaging and automated monitoring; State plans phased rollout to other prisons
NH 66 expansion in Kollam hit by multiple hurdles
Official deadlines for the KottankulangaraKollam Bypass section have been extended from October 2024 to December 31, 2027. Similarly, the timeline for the stretch from the bypass to Kadambattukonam has been extended from March 2025 to June 30, 2027
Wild tusker vandalises ration shop at Anayirankal in Kerala
Its the twelfth time that wild elephants have targeted his shop.
With the latest FIRs, the total number of criminal cases against the accused has risen to five
CreditAccess Grameen Limited - First Quarter FY26-27 Results
AUM Grew 16.4% YoY to INR 30,319 Crore PPOP Grew 33.6% YoY to INR 873 Crore PAT Grew 719.7% YoY to INR 493 Crore CreditAccess Grameen Limited (NSE: CREDITACC, BSE: 541770, ‘CA Grameen’), India’s leading rural-focused inclusive financing platform, today announced its unaudited and limited reviewed financial performance for the first quarter for the financial year 2026-2027. Business Highlights: Q1 FY27 AUM grew 16.4% YoY from 26,055 crore to INR 30,319 crore Disbursements increased by 11.9% YoY from INR 5,458 crore to INR 6,107 crore Retail Finance portfolio share at 20.6% in Jun-26 Vs 18.1% in Mar-26 Healthy new borrower addition of 2.5 lakh with 35% being New-to-Credit (NTC) Portfolio share of unique borrowers in Group Lending at 46% in Q1 FY27 Vs 36% in Q1 FY26 PAR 0+ decreased from 3.0% in Q4 FY26 to 2.2% in Q1 FY27 X-Bucket Collection Efficiency stood at 99.68% in June 26 Branch network grew by 7.7% YoY from 2,114 in Jun-25 to 2,276 branches in Jun-26 Employee base grew by 3.0% YoY from 21,333 to 21,981 with annualised quarterly attrition rate of 20.6% Financial Highlights: Q1 FY27 Total income increased by 21.9% YoY to INR 1,784 crore Pre-provision operating profit (PPOP) increased 33.6 % YoY to INR 873 crore Credit cost declined by 62.8% YoY to INR 212.5 crore or 0.72% on a non-annualized basis Profit Before Tax (PBT) grew 713.7% YoY from INR 81.1 crore to INR 660.0 crore Profit After Tax (PAT) grew 719.7% YoY from INR 60.2 crore to INR 493.4 crore GNPA / NNPA measured at 60+ dpd (GL) stood 2.18% / 0.76%, with PAR 90+ of 1.46% Robust liquidity of INR 3,535.5 crore of cash, cash equivalents, and investments, 10.4% of the total assets Healthy capital position with a CRAR of 24.9% Credit Rating: AA-/Stable by CRISIL, ICRA & India Rating Commenting on the business performance, Mr. Ganesh Narayanan, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of CreditAccess Grameen Ltd , remarked, “ The Company delivered a steady and disciplined performance in Q1 FY27. AUM grew 16.4% YoY to INR 30,319 crore, notwithstanding the typical Q1 seasonality and continued write-offs over the past 12 months. Retail Finance now constitutes 20.6% of AUM, up from 18.1% a quarter ago, driven by the graduation of long-vintage, credit-tested customers into secured, higher-ticket products, a trend that is expected to gain further momentum. During the quarter, we also completed a private NCD issuance of INR 425 crore, which further diversifies our liability base. Our overall funding profile remains healthy, with foreign borrowings at 23.9% of our liability mix and capital position remaining strong with CRAR at 24.9% . Our asset quality metrics remained within our expected range through the quarter, supported by sustained collection efficiency across all operating geographies. Our continued ability to recover quickly, drove strong improvement in profitability, a trend now visible for the second consecutive quarter. We expect this trajectory to be sustained through the rest of the year helping achieve our FY27 performance guidance. Operating metrics continued to strengthen, with PPOP up 33.6% YoY to INR 873 crore, followed by 62.8% YoY decline in Credit Cost to INR 212 crore, resulting in a PAT of INR 493 crore, up 719.7% YoY. These outcomes lay a strong foundation to undertake 'Project Shakti,' our transformational journey anchored in the strength and resilience of the communities we serve .” About CreditAccess Grameen Limited CreditAccess Grameen Limited is India’s leading rural-focused inclusive financing platform headquartered in Bengaluru. The Company provides a curated lifecycle credit suite to low-middle income households spanning group loans, individual business loans, secured business loans, affordable housing loans, and two-wheeler financing. The Company operates across 457 districts in 16 states (Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Goa, Gujarat, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Odisha, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh & West Bengal) and one union territory (Puducherry) through 2,276 branches. The Company’s Promoter is CreditAccess India B.V., a multinational company focused on inclusive financing, supported by leading global institutional investors.
Kerala ED Compensates Taxi Driver Amid CPI-Ms Broken Promises
Thiruvananthapuram, July 24: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) in Kerala has compensated a taxi driver following an incident where CPI-M workers vandalized his vehicle during a protest against a raid on opposition leader Pinarayi Vijayans residence. The driver, a resident of Thiruvananthapuram, received approximately 1.75 lakh as full compensation for the damage inflicted on the taxi, ... Read more Kerala ED Compensates Taxi Driver Amid CPI-Ms Broken Promises
M1xchange Deepens Kerala Footprint to Enhance Digital Working Capital Access for MSMEs
As businesses increasingly become part of organised domestic and global supply chains, access to timely liquidity is becoming essential to support growth and manage working capital efficiently.
Coastal road project in Koyilandy nearing completion
Project links Koyilandy harbour with Kollam Angadi. Road expected to open by the end of July or early August.
Value added coffee exports rise 46% in past three years
Karnataka tops the list of coffee producing states with an output of 2.56 lakh tonnes, followed by Kerala and Tamil Nadu
Kerala MP Urges Gadkari To Denotify Kollam Chinnakkada-Edamon Stretch
MP Suresh met Gadkari and discussed the proposed development of the Kollam Chinnakkada-Punalur Edamon section of NH-744.
Political parties, writers and civil societies urge the State to move the Supreme Court, saying the ruling has implications for democratic assembly while respecting the temples sanctity
Malayalam film Maharaja Hostel has two content creators in lead roles
Content creators Akhil Sha and Akhil NRD on how acting in Reels is different from how it is in the movies
The Malayalam film Lurk explores nuances of man-animal conflict
Writer-director MA Nishad addresses the subject of man-animal conflict in his latest film, Lurk
Kerala HC clears way for TRP ratings to resume
The Kerala High Court has lifted an interim stay that had temporarily halted the implementation of a crucial provision in the Centre's 2026 Television Rating Policy.
PFI leader arrested in Kerala RSS activist Sreenivasan murder case remanded
Muhammadali K.P., PFI Palakkad district president, remanded after being produced at the residence of judge P.K. Mohandas, Special Judge, considering the cases booked by NIA in Kochi
The former Kerala Health Minister says the misinformation had caused serious damage to her reputation built over five decades of public life
Wayanad debris slip: Priyanka Gandhi to visit Kalladi, meet injured victims on July 25
Wayanad MPs visit comes amidcriticism from political opponents, including CPI(M) and BJP, who have questioned her absence in the immediate aftermath of the disaster on July 7
Kerala govt forms high-level panel to draft Sidharthan Anti-Ragging andStudent Welfare Act
Kerala State Higher Education Council vice-chairperson Achuthsankar S. Nair to chair the committee constituted by Home Department
Court observes that guidelines issued by SC requiring to provide written grounds of arrest was not given to Dr. Ram, which led to his release by Special Court. This was affirmed by a report from Additional Director General of Police
How Kerala keeps its Karkkadakam rituals alive
Even as times change and climate vagaries reshape Kerala, certain rituals that mark Karkkadakam continue to hold sway
Implement Audit Dept Recommendations To Prevent Revenue Leak In All TDB Temples: Kerala HC
The Kerala High Court has directed the TDB to implement in all its temples the Audit Department's recommendations, which include strengthening financial controls and accountability, to reduce the likelihood of future revenue leakage.
Kerala: 76-yr-old Woman Goes On Thrilling Zipline Ride
Lakshmi said she is not afraid of taking part in adventurous activities and likes doing so, & her children & other family members told her not to undertake the zipline ride, but she insisted.
Kerala ADGP MR Ajithkumar Suspended For Interfering In Investigation
This is not the first time Ajithkumar has been courting controversy. Allegations were raised against him over the handling of an incident related to the disruption of Thrissur Pooram in 2024
Yuva Morcha protest march to Kerala CMs official residence over PSC exam anomalies turns violent
Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha alleges double standards on the part of V.D. Satheesan in taking part in protest led by Rahul Gandhi outside PM Modi's residence in Delhi demanding action on NEET paper leaks
Education loan can be denied if parent as co-borrower has poor credit score, says Kerala HC
However, the application could be considered if there is an eligible co-borrower with sufficient credit score, says High Court
Major fire breaks out at plastic recycling factory in Keralas Kasaragod; none injured
GAIL natural gas pipeline runs beneath factory premises at a depth of about 2 m. After fire was extinguished, officials inspected the area above the underground pipeline and confirmed that it had not been affected
Kerala power crisis: State may face deficit in coming months too
According to Load Generation Balance Report of Central Electricity Authority, Kerala can expect gaps in peak demand and availability from August through October this year and January through March 2027
Why tribal communities in Kerala are at the receiving end of digital disconnect
Digital divide threatens their access to essential government services. Many tribal residents lack mobile phones or reliable network coverage, preventing them from obtaining crucial benefits like health cards and pensions. Activists warn that uniform digital policies overlook the unique challenges these communities face
Students, activists march in Keralas Thrissur in support of Jantar Mantar NEET-UG protestors
Writer Sarah Joseph condemns police action against protestors in Jantar Mantar; poet Anwar Ali says student movement offers hope amid concerns over communalism
CJP protest: Organiser of rapper Vedan event in Kerala booked
While Vedan has not been named in FIR, his manager, who was also the organiser of the event, is the main accused along with around 200 other 'identifiable persons' who were present
NIA arrests absconding PFI district chief in Kerala's Sreenivasan murder case
The National Investigation Agency arrested a key absconder in the Sreenivasan murder case. Muhammadali K.P, a PFI Palakkad district president, was apprehended upon arriving from Saudi Arabia. He was a prominent perpetrator and harbored assailants involved in the brutal killing of Sreenivasan. The PFI conspiracy aimed to establish Islamic Rule in India by 2047. Investigations revealed PFI imparted arms training and collected target information through its various wings.
CPI criticises Kerala Chief Minister on Waqf issue
The reconstitution of the Board by including two non-Muslims had grown into a conflict issue between the Kerala Waqf Board and the State government
Operation Southern Readiness maritime security training engagement concludes in Kochi
The four-day multinational maritime security training engagement was inaugurated on July 20, 2026
Protests over NEET paper leak intensify nationwide
Student outfits, civil society groups, and political parties hit the streets demanding resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan; protest marches turn confrontational in several districts of Kerala; police stop protesters in A.P.; security personnel resort to baton-charge in Bihar
A namesake creates trouble for former Kerala Minister P.K. Sreemathi
CPI(M) leader accused of drawing a pension claiming to be the wife of a former MLA. Allegation stems from confusion with another P.K. Sreemathi, widow of former Kunnamkulam MLA P.R. Krishnan, who received the pension till 2020
NIA arrests key PFI absconder in Kerala's Sreenivasan murder case
The National Investigation Agency has arrested a key absconder in the Sreenivasan murder case. Muhammadali KP, a Popular Front of India district president, was apprehended upon arriving from Saudi Arabia. This arrest brings the total number of accused in the case to sixty-seven individuals. The agency found the accused conspired to create communal division through violent extremism. Sreenivasan was killed by PFI cadres in pursuit of their agenda.
Muttil tree-felling case: Kerala High Court upholds cheating charges against Augustine brothers
The court found merit in allegations by M.M. Aliyar, who claimed he was misled into believing the timber came with proper permits, a claim the brothers disputed.
Kerala High Court quashes sexual harassment case against Boby Chemmanur
Court granted Chemmanurs plea to quash the proceedings after the actor expressed her willingness to resolve the matter amicably, citing his public apology.
Kerala government reconstitutes prison advisory committees
The panels will be chaired by the Director General of Prisons; it will also include non-official members nominated by the government
ENGLISH WITH INDIAN WINGS There was a time when many children entered an English classroom with quiet fear. They are worried about making mistakes. They feared speaking in front of others. They believed that English belonged only to books, examinations, or a few people who spoke it well. For many learners, the language became a wall rather than a bridge. Today, India stands at the edge of a different journey. Across the country, schools are slowly changing the way they think about English. The question is no longer, How many grammar rules can students remember? The more important question is, What can students do with the language? This small change carries a very large promise. English is becoming less about repeating correct answers and more about asking thoughtful questions. It is becoming less about copying sentences and more about sharing ideas. It is becoming less about fear and more about confidence. That is the journey India has begun. The National Education Policy 2020 and the National Curriculum Framework for School Education 2023 invite us to see language in a fresh light. English is not expected to replace our home languages. It is expected to grow beside them. A child who speaks Kashmiri, Dogri, Urdu, Hindi, Tamil, Bengali, Kannada, Marathi, Garo, Khasi, Mizo, or any other Indian language does not begin from zero. That child already carries stories, songs, ideas, feelings, and dreams. English becomes another window through which those ideas can travel. This is one of India's greatest strengths. Many countries teach children through one dominant language. India teaches children who often think in more than one language before they enter school. This is not a problem to be solved. It is a gift to be celebrated. When a learner compares words across languages, new understanding grows. When a child explains a local festival in English, both languages become richer. When students discuss village life, family traditions, rivers, forests, markets, music, or crafts in English, they discover that learning a new language does not mean leaving their own world behind. Instead, they carry that world with them. That is what makes learning English in India unique. The classroom itself must also change. Imagine entering a classroom where the first five minutes are filled with conversation instead of silence. The teacher smiles and asks, What surprised you this morning? Another day, the question is, If you could improve your village or your neighbourhood, what would you begin with? Students talk to one another. They laugh. They disagree politely. They listen. They build confidence before opening a textbook. Language begins to live. The lesson then moves towards a story, a poem, an article, or a speech. Students do not read only to answer questions at the end of the page. They read to understand people. They read to discover ideas. They read to compare one life with another. A poem becomes a conversation. A story becomes an experience. An article becomes an invitation to think. When students write, they do not simply fill pages with memorised sentences. They write letters to their grandparents. They prepare speeches about clean rivers. They write reviews of books they enjoyed. They create travel guides for visitors. They record family memories before they disappear. They describe the smell of rain on village roads. They write about friendship, hope, courage, and change. Language slowly becomes personal. Speaking also changes. Instead of repeating lines after the teacher, students interview local farmers, artists, doctors, shopkeepers, sports players, and grandparents. They ask questions. They collect stories. They return to school carrying real-life stories from their communities. Every conversation becomes a lesson. Listening changes too. Students learn to listen with respect. They listen not only for correct answers but also for different opinions. They discover that understanding another person is one of the deepest forms of learning. This simple act builds kindness. Many people still ask whether grammar is important. The answer is yes. Accuracy matters because language helps people understand one another clearly. Yet accuracy grows best when learners have something meaningful to say. Children who write about their own experiences care more about making their writing clear. Students who prepare speeches naturally revise their words. Grammar becomes a helpful guide instead of a frightening gatekeeper. Fluency and accuracy are not enemies. They walk together. India also has an opportunity that few countries possess. Its classrooms hold many cultures. A single classroom may include children from different religions, traditions, languages, and family backgrounds. If guided well, this diversity becomes one of the richest classrooms in the world. Students learn that another language is never a threat to their own identity. Instead, every new language opens another friendship. This understanding is deeply important in today's world. The future will belong to people who can work with others, even when they speak differently, think differently, or live differently. English therefore becomes much more than an academic subject. It becomes a meeting place. The world itself is changing quickly. Artificial intelligence is growing. Digital communication crosses continents every second. Climate change affects every nation. Health, science, trade, and technology connect people across borders. Young people will need to work with teams from many countries. They will need to solve problems together. They will need to explain ideas with clarity and respect. English can help them do this. But there is an important difference between speaking English and thinking wisely. Language alone does not make a responsible citizen. Character does. Schools therefore carry a larger responsibility. They must help students ask honest questions. They must encourage them to examine facts before accepting them. They must help them distinguish truth from falsehood. They must teach them to disagree without hatred and to express confidence without arrogance. Language becomes the path through which values find expression. This is perhaps the greatest purpose of education. Another powerful change is taking place in classrooms that encourage creation rather than repetition. A group of students designs a podcast about local history. Another group prepares a short play on water conservation. Others create posters encouraging kindness. Some prepare a digital story about traditional crafts. Others write a newspaper report about a community event. Learning begins to resemble real life. Students are no longer only consumers of information. They become creators. Creation naturally leads to collaboration. No important work in today's world is completed alone. Scientists work in teams. Doctors work in teams. Engineers work in teams. Artists work in teams. Teachers work in teams. Students must therefore learn how to listen, contribute, encourage, and share responsibility. These qualities are learned through practice rather than lectures. The English classroom offers many opportunities for this growth. One group writes together. Another debates respectfully. Another solves a problem. Another presents findings. Every activity teaches both language and life. As students grow, they also learn to bring ideas together. A poem reminds them of a newspaper article. A science lesson connects with an environmental campaign. A history lesson inspires a speech. A family story becomes a research project. This ability to connect ideas is one of the highest forms of learning. It allows knowledge to become wisdom. India's future classrooms should therefore be places where languages meet, ideas meet, people meet, and dreams meet. No child should feel that English belongs only to someone else. Every child should believe that English is another instrument through which their own voice can be heard. That voice may speak about the Himalayas. It may describe the deserts of Rajasthan. It may celebrate the boats of Kerala. It may explain the traditions of Nagaland. It may tell stories from Kashmir. It may carry songs from Assam. It may introduce the world to the colours of Gujarat. It may speak of the hopes of every village and every city. The language becomes richer because India is rich. The learner becomes stronger because the learner remains rooted. Perhaps this is the greatest lesson of all. The goal is not to produce children who sound alike. The goal is to help every learner speak with confidence, write with clarity, think with honesty, listen with respect, and act with responsibility. When this happens, English becomes far more than a classroom subject. It becomes a bridge between home and school. Between village and city. Between India and the world. Between knowledge and action. Between imagination and reality. The flight toward better English is therefore not a race. It is a journey. Each learner travels at a different pace. Each classroom discovers its own path. Each teacher lights another lamp. Each family encourages another dream. Together they create a generation that is fluent without losing humility, accurate without losing creativity, multilingual without losing identity, proudly Indian while remaining open to the world, and ready not only to succeed but also to serve. That is the promise before us. If our schools continue to nurture curiosity instead of fear, conversation instead of silence, understanding instead of memorisation, and purpose instead of mere performance, the English classroom will become one of the strongest spaces for building thoughtful citizens. In the end, the true measure of language learning will not be found only in examination marks or certificates. It will be found in young people who can comfort a friend, explain a new idea, solve a common problem, celebrate their culture, respect another culture, work with others, and speak for what is right. When English helps learners do these things, it has fulfilled its highest purpose. And when India achieves this vision, the world will not simply notice that Indian students speak English well. The world will notice that they use English with wisdom, compassion, confidence, and hope. (The author is an educator committed to reimagining education through thoughtful leadership, reflective practice, curriculum innovation, and transformative learning; bridging local wisdom with global perspectives to empower every learner for a changing world. Feedback at: sheikhgulzar1970@gmail.com )
Literary critic M. Leelavathy chosen for Prof. M.K. Sanoo award
Kerala University Syndicate scraps 2-crore sculpture park project
The sculpture park, proposed in the universitys 2025-26 budgetby the previous Left-dominant Syndicate, was expected tofeature statues of eminent personalities including Karl Marx, Charles Darwin, Socrates,and Rabindranath Tagore
Kerala Tourism to set apart 20% of marketing funds to woo Arab tourists, says Tourism Minister
Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan to inaugurate Indo-Arab Connect 2026 tourism summit on August 31
Sirajudheen Ellathodi to represent Kerala on Centres MSME policy panel
He will be one of the seven experts from across the country in the committee, which will focus on strengthening financial support systems for small traders, traditional traders and MSME entrepreneurs
555 cases pending against sitting/former MPs, MLAs in Kerala
Court observes that data provided by the High Court administration is in variance with the report by the State Police Chief, which cited 256 pending cases. It directs SPC to correct the statistics
Canolly Plot in Keralas Nilambur to get integrated eco-tourism makeover
Renovation work on the suspension bridge across the Chaliyar, connecting the two parts of the Canolly Plot, to be expedited
Yuva Morcha to take out protest march to Kerala CMs residence on July 24
It will raise various issues including the PSC examination irregularities and the Congress-led agitation to the Prime Ministers official residence
220 teachers in Kerala promoted as high school head teacher or AEO
Schools and teachers organisations had been raising concerns over the delay in effecting head teacher promotion as around 250 posts were lying vacant
Bharatiya Janata Party leader says her viral Instagram post mainly stemmed from compassion rather than politics and she does not have much political education
Child rights panel talks to children assaulted by teacher in Kerala
Alleged assault on students by a physical education teacher at Government Higher Secondary School, Kanjikode, in Palakkad, Kerala
Railway officials assure that all feasible proposals will be pursued at the divisional level and policy matters will be forwarded to the competent authorities for consideration
Aadhar verification for Tatkal bookings not violative of privacy rights: Kerala High Court
Court notes that the requirement for authentication for Tatkal tickets was justified based on experiences of alleged deceit, manipulation and bulk booking, which denied access to the ticketing system for genuine users
Man at Kozhikode MCH in Kerala diagnosed with amoebic fever
Move follows submission of a detailed inquiry report by State Police ChiefRavada A. Chandrasekhar to the Home department, which indicates officers involvement in attempts to influence the course of the investigation
Hundreds gather in Keralas Kochi to express solidarity with Delhi student protest
Participants express solidarity with the ongoing student protests in New Delhi over the alleged NEET question paper leak and condemn police action against the protesters
Mundathikode fireworks accident: Thrissur police chief proposes stronger regulations, safety norms
Officer files statement in High Court in a suo motu petition based on news reports of the fireworks accident that claimed 17 lives
Kerala anganwadis to get new curriculum after more than a decade
Revised curriculum for anganwadi children in the three-to-six age group will be implemented in the 2027-28 academic year
Child rights panel orders Malampuzha ropeway safety review
Universities should focus on research, not politics, says Kerala Agriculture Minister
The Minister says universities should not become factories producing certificates but develop into centres that churn out graduates who are knowledge carriers
Kerala Forest dept. rolls out Oorunarvu for tribal welfare, forest conservation
The initiative aims to improve the living conditions of tribal communities in forest areas while drawing on their traditional knowledge for forest conservation and mitigating human-wildlife conflict
Kafir screenshot case: SIT to interrogateDYFIleaderRibeshRamakrishnan
The youth organisation leader who was arraigned as the second accused in the case by the Special Investigation Team has been issued a notice to report at the Crime Branch office in Kozhikode
Jerry Amaldev to inaugurate creative collective
Pension hiked for cancer, TB, leprosy patients in Kerala
Detailed inquiry needed into Kalladi debris slip in Keralas Wayanad, says expert
The panel to examine if unscientific construction works had been taken up in Kalladi
Kerala High Court asks State government to give instructions on appointment of Sabarimala Tantri
Distribution of welfare pensions to begin on July 24
Boost for road connectivity in Edamalakkudy tribal area in Kerala
The Forest and Tribal Development departments have signed an agreement to construct a new road linking Edaliparakkudy to Societykudy, further enhancing access to the states first tribal panchayat.
Kerala government launches women-only pink bus service
The project, which has been launched in Thiruvananthapuram, will be extended to other districts soon, and the routes and timings will be determined after assessing the requirements of the passengers
Arab tourists to drive Kerala tourism growth: Minister Vishnunath
Kerala welcomed more than one lakh Arab tourists in 2025
A former temporary staff of the Thrissur city unit alleged that unaccounted cash was brought to the party office in 17 sacks during the Assembly election campaign and senior party leaders diverted the funds for personal use instead of distributing them for election-related activities
