Kerala chief minister to introduce draft law for senior citizens
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Keralam CM VD Satheesan launches new KSRTC services and projects
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Once thought extinct, a plant becomes star of Wildlife Week at Keralams Parambikulam
The exhibition as part of Wildlife Week at Parambikulam has been named after Haplothismia exannulata, a tiny plant that was found again in the forest 26 years ago after more than a century without a trace
Keralam Health department introduces district-level system to monitor medicine stocks
The district-level teams have been instructed to conduct direct inspections at hospital pharmacies and stores rather than relying solely on records
The incidents happened a day after an alleged threat by Cantonmentsub-inspector Gokulsurfaced in the aftermath of the recent clash between Youth Congress and SFI activists in the capital city
T. Asaf Ali, Director General of Prosecution, gives legal advice that there is no legal bar in proceeding against Gyanesh Kumar. The case pertains to the reported suicide of Malaysian Lee See Been, a former chief project officer of Kerala State Transport Project for reconstruction of M.C. Road
Thiruvananthapuram Corporations BJP councillor R. Sreelekha does a U-turn after resignation bid
Ms. Sreelekha reportedly mentioned in her wards WhatsApp group that she had informed the Mayor through a letter about resigning as a councillor for personal reasons. On Sunday, BJP leaders say she will continue in her position and that she is in hospital
Vayalar Award for R. Rajasrees Athreyakam
According to the LDF, the act is intended to falsely show Sugathans presence at Corporation council meetings he actually missed while in hiding
Worker dies in explosion at factory in Kasaragod
High-pressure gas reportedly escaped from a boiler, throwing the worker into a poultry waste pit; two others were injured while attempting to rescue him
Man dies after off-road vehicle crashes into house in Kozhikode
The vehicle reportedly lost control while being reversed after dropping off a passenger at a house where a funeral was being held
Dentist dismissed after joining black flag protest against Minister in Keralam
Sidharth Ravindran was working temporarily at the Kanhangad District Hospital under the National Health Mission. He was dismissed after authorities concluded that his participation in the protest violated the terms of the agreement he had signed while joining the service
Pinarayi Vijayan seeks strigent action against YC workers, police over University Hostel violence
In a letter to the Home Minister, the CPI(M) veteran alleged that the decision by the Youth Congress to commence itsmarch from the hostel premises instead of its usual protest venues was a deliberate attempt to provoke violence
Traders in Kozhikode announce protest against unauthorised street vending
Traders owing allegiance to the KVVES demands that street vending be restricted to areas identified by local self-government institutions in accordance with the Street Vendors Act
Also aims to strengthen Keralams animation, visual effects, gaming, comics and extended reality (AVGC-XR) ecosystem
DYFI leader booked over alleged remarks against District Police Chief in Kozhikode
Case registered over remarks reportedly made during a DYFI march against alleged police excesses in Delhi
Wildlife Week: ITREK plants native saplings at Ponmudi
Thirty native tree saplings were planted near the existing shola forest close to the cafeteria at Ponmudi
Kerala HC directs CBI to investigate 14-year-old case of a missing paramilitary force soldier
Subash Chandra Bose, a native of Vengoor in Ernakulam serving with the Tripura State Rifles, went missing in April 2012 while travelling by train to rejoin duty after leave.
31 tonnes of e-waste collected in Wayanad; district targets e-waste-free model status by November 1
Kalpetta and Sultan Bathery accounted for 12 tonnes each, while five tonnes were collected from Mananthavady and two tonnes from Panamaram
Uttarakhand Congress Committee president Ganesh Godiyal, referring to the vigilance inquiry ordered by Keralam Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala against Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar in connection with a 2006 case, said no one should be exempt from the law. Ramesh Chennithala ordered an investigation by the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau (VACB) against Gyanesh Kumar over alleged irregularities during his tenure as the state
Ernakulam District Panchayat to study social impact of Milma@School programme
The decision comes in the wake of concerns raised by civic representatives at the Ernakulam District Panchayat council meeting last week.
Koder House fire may have originated in adjacent building, finds Electrical Inspectorate
CCTV footage and mobile phone videos show flames spreading from the terrace of the adjacent building to Koder House. Officials suspect a short circuit in an AC unit may have sparked the blaze, but a detailed scientific examination is needed to establish the exact cause.
Drive to enrol left-out voters of Keralam to begin on October 15, 2026
Special drive led by Booth Level Officers will begin on the day. The pre-SIR and post-SIR voters list will be compared and those left out will be enrolled as new voters
Newly wed brutally tortured over dowry in Kollam
Promote responsible tourism to unlock Kollams potential: Minister
A case of alleged irregularities in Kerala's Public Works Department that has been lingering since almost two decades was reopened on Tuesday with the order for a fresh Vigilance inquiry into the matter involving chief election commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Home minister
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Kerala orders vigilance probe into 2006 corruption allegations involving CEC Gyanesh Kumar
Kerala has ordered a preliminary vigilance enquiry into 2006 corruption allegations involving Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over a road project reportedly linked to 92 crore in losses.
CPI(M) dumps Palakkad district secretary after election setback
The change in district secretary during an interim organisational review is unusual; the move follows the partys setbacks in the Assembly and local-body elections in Palakkad, traditionally a strong district for the CPI(M)
Keralam CM demands apology from CPI(M) for seeking to demonise Muslim-majority Malappuram district
Satheesan accused the CPI(M) of borrowing a page from the Sangh Parivar playbook by playing dog-whistle politics aimed at appeasing the right-wing Hindu nationalist base by disparaging minority communities
Kozhikode set to emerge as Keralams next major IT destination
Keralam Chief Minister V D Satheesan lays foundation stone for 600-crore HiLITE Cyber Tower at Cyberpark, Kozhikode
'Assault on her private parts, hit with cooker': Woman tortured over dowry in Saudi
Anju, a 24-year-old woman, has reported severe abuse by her husband Nandu and his family over dowry demands. After four months of marriage, she claims the harassment began shortly after the wedding. Anju described physical assaults involving household objects and severe psychological torment, including threats with a knife. She was brought back to Kerala after enduring this treatment and sought medical help.
Kerala orders probe against CEC Gyanesh Kumar reopening two-decade old suicide case
A Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau investigation has been ordered regarding the allegations against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. These allegations date back to his tenure as the Public Works Department secretary in 2006. The probe will specifically examine irregularities in awarding public works contracts and the death of Malaysian engineer Lee See Been. Previously, an inquiry into these matters was reportedly stalled due to external influences.
Keralams 100 MW Kasaragod solar park to have battery energy storage system
The 50 MW/100 MWh BESS alongside phase II of the solar park will complement the five BESS projects already under development by the KSEB to tap the surge in Keralams solar power capacity
Kerala To Install Sanitary Napkin Vending Machines
Kerala Expands Menstrual Hygiene Access With Vending Machines And Incinerators At Public Places.
Keralam government to begin talks on starting an academy for calligraphy
The proposed academy would be a centre for learning calligraphy and preserving the sanctity of the art form
Keralam government to begin talks on starting an academy for calligraphy
The proposed academy would be a centre for learning calligraphy and preserving the sanctity of the art form
Newly-wed woman accuses husband of assault over dowry
Kollam: A newly-wed woman has accused her husband of physically assaulting her several times in Saudi Arabia where he works and in Keralam over dowry, police said on Sunday, October 4. Chavara police said that a case of dowry harassment and domestic violence has been registered against the husband and his parents on the womans Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Dowry Harassment Case Filed In Keralam
A newly-wed woman in Keralam has filed a complaint against her husband and in-laws, accusing them of dowry harassment and physical assault. She alleges brutal attacks in Saudi Arabia, where her husband works, and in Keralam, leading to a police investigation under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and Dowry Prohibition Act.
Kerala Orders Vigilance Inquiry Against CEC Gyanesh Kumar Over 2006 Transport Project
The past has caught up with Indias Chief Election Commissioner (CEC), Gyanesh Kumar, as the Kerala government officially ordered a preliminary Vigilance investigation into alleged irregularities during his tenure as the states Public Works Department (PWD) Secretary in 2006. Kerala Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala has directed the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau (VACB) to conduct a [] The post Kerala Orders Vigilance Inquiry Against CEC Gyanesh Kumar Over 2006 Transport Project appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
UDF, LDF Welcome Vigilance Probe Against CEC Gyanesh Kumar in Keralam
MK Muneer, who was the PWD minister in 2006 when Kumar served as the secretary of the department, said he welcomes the decision to investigate the circumstances leading to the engineer's death and called for a comprehensive probe into the matter
Kerala CM VD Satheesan Slams CPI(M) Over Remarks Calling Malappuram a 'Fundamentalist Hub'
Kerala Orders Vigilance Probe Against CEC Gyanesh Kumar Over 2006 Malaysian Engineer Suicide Case
Vizhinjam fishing harbour to become reality: Keralam CM
The CM says that the harbour will have a 235-meter-long new breakwater and 500-meter L-shaped fishery berth and various facilities including dredging, lighting, and road connectivity
Attention all aspiring law students: You have until 3 PM on October 5, 2026, to register your options for Kerala LLM Allotment 2026. Make sure to complete your registration online via the official website, and keep in mind that fees differ based on your category. It's essential to upload all necessary documents by October 4, 2026, as missing this step will lead to disqualification.
CPI(M) Denies Communal Remarks Against Malappuram, Defends Stand
Govindan clarified that it was the party's stand that in Malappuram and in Keralam, due to the influence of Jamaat-e-Islami, members of the Indian Union Muslim League were being pushed into communalism
Political Row Erupts In Kerala As CM Satheesan Attacks CPI(M) Over Malappuram Comments
Kerala Chief Minister V D Satheesan has strongly criticised the CPI(M) following alleged 'communal' remarks made by party leader P Nandakumar against the people of Malappuram. Satheesan linked these comments to previous statements by former CM Pinarayi Vijayan and demanded an apology and clarification from the Left party, vowing strict action against communal hatred. The CPI(M) state secretary M V Govindan, however, clarified that the party's criticism was directed at communalism's influence on political parties, not the district itself.
BJP Delegation Meet Keralam Governor, Seek Removal of Minister OJ Janeesh
The BJP alleged that Janeesh, who is also the state president of the Youth Congress, had admitted to giving instructions for the protest and accused him of violating his oath of office by being involved in a conspiracy that allegedly threatened the security of the Union Home Minister
Dog-whistle politics: Kerala CM Satheesan slams CPI(M) over Malappuram remarks
Health Wrap Episode 53 discuss cancer drug pricing, medicine misuse and dengue
The episode looks at medicine pricing, the risks of inappropriate painkiller and antibiotic use, and a new dengue early warning system being developed in Keralam
Kerala Orders Vigilance Probe Against Poll Body Chief Gyanesh Kumar In 2006 Case
The matter is linked to the alleged death by suicide of Malaysian civil engineer Lee See Been, who was with the PATI-BEL consortium
Keralam govt. sought to revive a 20-year-old corruption allegation against Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar, when the Kerala cadre IAS official was the States Public Works Department (PWD) secretary, by ordering a preliminary enquiry by the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau (VACB)
Keralam Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala on Sunday said he
Suicide Note Mentioned Gyanesh Kumar: Kerala Orders Vigilance Probe Into 2006 Case Linked To CEC
In the latest development, the Kerala Government has ordered a Vigilance investigation into allegations of irregularities linked to Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar during his tenure as Secretary of the state's Public Works Department (PWD) in 2006. According
Kerala orders Vigilance probe against Gyanesh Kumar
Kerala govt orders fresh vigilance probe into 2006 case linked to CEC Gyanesh Kumar
Digital Desk | Thiruvananthapuram, Oct 4 (IANS) Kerala Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala on Sunday ordered a fresh Vigilance inquiry into allegations involving Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar during his tenure as the states Public Works Department Secretary, following a petition submitted by Congress leader Malayinkeezhu Venugopal. The case relates to Malaysian civil engineer Lee See Been, who died by suicide in Kuala Lumpur in November 2006 after returning from Kerala. He was associated with the PATI-BEL consortium engaged in upgrading MC Road under the Kerala State Transport Project (KSTP). The engineers purported suicide note reportedly named Kumar, who was serving as PWD Secretary at the time. The case concerns alleged irregularities associated with the project and claims that external pressure derailed the preliminary Vigilance inquiry conducted in 2006. Acting on the allegations, the state Home Department has sought all relevant files relating to the earlier inquiry by the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau (VACB). The records will be examined to assess how the original proceedings were handled and whether outside influence affected their course. According to the state Home Ministers Office, Chennithala has directed the Vigilance Director to conduct a thorough inquiry into the allegations of interference and take appropriate action based on the findings. The minister said the allegations of external influence were serious and warranted a detailed investigation. The renewed scrutiny will focus on the circumstances in which the preliminary inquiry was conducted and the handling of the allegations raised at the time. Lee worked with the consortium entrusted with upgrading MC Road, a major component of the Kerala State Transport Project. His death subsequently became linked to allegations surrounding the administration and execution of the road improvement works. Venugopals petition forms the basis for the latest government intervention. The fresh inquiry follows allegations that the earlier examination was derailed by external pressure, prompting the state Home Department to seek the records for renewed scrutiny. The reported mention of Kumar in the purported suicide note remains a matter requiring investigation. Neither that reported reference nor the announcement of a fresh inquiry establishes wrongdoing by him. Further action will depend on the Vigilance findings. The governments immediate direction is to retrieve the records, examine the allegations of interference and determine whether the original proceedings were compromised before deciding what additional steps are warranted.
Keralam renames IT dept to reflect state's next-Gen tech ambitions
The decision reflects the significant expansion of the department's mandate beyond conventional information technology and electronics
TN ministerial team to visit Kerala on Monday for Anamalayar-Nallaru project talks
Digital Desk | Chennai, Oct 4 (IANS) A delegation of Tamil Nadu ministers is expected to travel to Kerala on Monday to continue discussions on the Anamalayar-Nallaru project, a longstanding demand of farmers seeking improved irrigation facilities in Coimbatore, Tiruppur and Erode districts. According to reports, the delegation will comprise state Water Resources Minister Anand, Revenue Minister Sengottaiyan, Public Welfare Minister Arunraj and Tourism Minister Rajesh Kumar. The ministers are expected to meet Kerala Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan and the states Irrigation Minister to discuss the proposed project and its implementation. The visit, scheduled for October 5, is intended to carry forward discussions between the two states. However, the report does not specify the meeting venue, the detailed agenda or whether any formal agreement is expected during the talks. Farmers in the three western Tamil Nadu districts have long sought implementation of the Anamalayar-Nallaru project to strengthen irrigation facilities. Their demand forms the central backdrop to the proposed ministerial visit, which will bring the issue before Keralas political leadership. The delegations discussions are expected to focus on the projects implementation. The available information does not indicate whether the ministers will present a revised proposal, seek specific clearances or discuss a timetable for further negotiations. With the Water Resources Minister forming part of the delegation, the proposed meeting will provide an opportunity for direct discussions on the irrigation initiative. The participation of three other ministers also places the visit within a broader ministerial engagement between Tamil Nadu and Kerala. For farmers awaiting progress, the immediate significance of the visit lies in the continuation of discussions on a demand that has remained pending for years. The outcome will depend on what the two sides agree to take forward after their meeting. No details have been provided on the projects estimated cost, funding arrangements, construction schedule or the envisaged irrigation coverage. The report also does not mention any decision already reached between the two governments on these aspects. The planned visit, therefore, represents another round of discussions on the proposal. Whether it produces a concrete decision, a further meeting or additional examination of the project will become clear only after the talks. The focus now turns to Mondays expected meeting with CM Satheesan and the Irrigation Minister, as Tamil Nadu seeks to advance discussions on the farmers longstanding irrigation demand.
Keralam Orders Vigilance Probe Against Gyanesh Kumar Over 2006 Case
The case pertains to the alleged death by suicide of Malaysian civil engineer Lee See Been, who was associated with the PATI-BEL consortium tasked with upgrading the MC Road under the Keralam State Transport Project
Kerala govt orders vigilance probe against CEC Gyanesh Kumar over 2006 case
Kerala Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala on Sunday (October 4) ordered a Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau (VACB) probe against Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar over alleged irregularities during his tenure as the state's Public Works Department (PWD) Secretary in 2006.
PK Krishnadas-led BJP delegation meets Keralam Governor, seeks Minister OJ Janeesh's removal
A BJP delegation led by party national executive member P K Krishnadas met Keralam Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar in Kottayam on Saturday and sought action against State Youth Affairs and Sports Minister O J Janeesh over the Youth Congress' black-flag protest against Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Kollam last week. The BJP alleged that Janeesh, who is also the state president of the Youth Congress, had admitted to giving instructions for the protest and accused him of violating his oath of office by being involved in a conspiracy that allegedly threatened the security of the Union Home Minister. Speaking to reporters after meeting the Governor, Krishnadas said the minister had publicly admitted to his involvement in the protest and alleged that this amounted to a violation of the Constitution. He publicly announced that he committed a criminal offence. He said he broke his oath of office yesterday in Kollam, which is also a violation of the Constitution. He has repeatedly stat...
BJP delegation urges Keralam Governor to remove Minister O J Janeesh
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Keralam Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala orders Vigilance probe against Gyanesh Kumar over 2006 case
Keralam Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala on Sunday ordered an investigation by the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau (VACB) against Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar over alleged irregularities during his tenure as the state
Kerala orders vigilance probe into 2006 suicide case linked to CEC Gyanesh Kumar
It directs the secretary of Karode grama panchayat in Thiruvananthapuram district to evict encroachers from a puramboke land to ensure right of way for children
Celebrating Sports with Asiad Biryani and Olympic Drinks
Keralas Asiad biryani, Wimbledons strawberries and cream and the Olympics viral chocolate treats show how sports can inspire distinctive food traditions. While athletes usually rely on carefully planned, functional diets, certain foods and drinks have become linked to major sporting events. The tradition stretches from the 1982 Asian Games elaborate catering to Helsinkis Olympic drink legacy, showing how sporting events can leave a lasting mark on food culture.
Keralam rebrands IT department to reflect AI, deep-tech push
The change follows the announcement made in the Governors policy address for 2026 regarding the repositioning of the department in line with the States technology vision
Helicopters, influencers and nail art: The money trail of 2026 assembly elections
BJP declared substantial campaign expenses across several states during the recent assembly elections. Congress's spending was significantly lower, particularly in states like West Bengal and Keralam. The BJP's funding included extensive media advertisements and the use of star campaigners to draw crowds. The results demonstrated a stark contrast in electoral success despite the varying expenditures between parties.
Kerala Government to Launch Kerala Desk in Five Global Cities to Attract Foreign Investment
Kerala plans to establish Kerala Desk in five cities to boost foreign investment and engage the expatriate community. Kerala Government to Launch Kerala Desk in Five Global Cities to Attract Foreign Investment
11-month-old killed in road accident at Koodaranji in Kozhikode
Minister says the incident goes far beyond a simple case of unauthorised tree felling and requires a thorough probe into the underlying conspiracy
Fake advertisement about sale of hospital in social media; police arrest man from Keralam
Petition to Keralam Governor for action against Youth Affairs Minister O.J. Janeesh
Plea seeks action against Janeesh in connection with Youth Congress activists blocking the motorcade of Union Home Minister Amit Shah during his visit to Kollam and waving black flags
NCP factions merger with AIFB to be formalised on Oct. 4
The NCP faction will remain steadfast in supporting AIFBs alignment with the INDIA bloc and carry forward its fight against alleged discrepancies in the SIR of electoral rolls
BJP faces crisis in Thiruvananthapuram Corporation as councillor R. Sreelekha mulls resignation
The former DGP mentions in her wards WhatsApp group that she had informed the Mayor through a letter on September 30 about resigning as a councillor for personal reasons. Mayor says the letter only contained her inconveniences and that a councillor has to submit resignation letter to Corporation Secretary. The latter denies receiving any such communication
Sreelekhas resignation exposes BJPs internal troubles in Keralam, says Govindan
CPI(M) State secretary says some people enter politics with expectations of personal benefits and may not remain in active politics for long
CPI(M) Leader MV Govindan Criticizes Kerala Government, Claims Support for CM from BJP-RSS
CPI(M) leader MV Govindan criticizes Keralas UDF government, alleging ties between CM V.D. Satheesan and BJP-RSS. CPI(M) Leader MV Govindan Criticizes Kerala Government, Claims Support for CM from BJP-RSS
Keralam govt. grants in-principle nod for new fishing harbour at Vizhinjam
The work, mandated by the concession agreement, aims to address safety and operational concerns at the existing harbour.
India weather (October 4): Rain, thunderstorms forecast in several parts; check IMD's forecast
India weather news: The IMD predicts widespread rain and thunderstorms in regions such as Kerala, Odisha, and Chhattisgarh. Delhi and Uttar Pradesh are expected to remain dry over the weekend without significant weather activity. Rainfall is forecasted to return to parts of northwest India from October 5 to 7. Meanwhile, southern India may continue to experience thunderstorms and isolated heavy rainfall.
Sreelekhas resignation exposes BJPs internal troubles in Keralam, says Govindan
CPI(M) State secretary says some people enter politics with expectations of personal benefits and may not remain in active politics for long
Probe ordered into threat to SFI leader by SI in Keralams Thiruvananthapuram
Panchami Gramam project to bring infrastructure to small SC settlements
SC/ST and Backward Welfare Minister K.A. Thulasi inaugurated the project as part of the governments 100-day action programme at Kongad
AIIMS for Keralam: Kozhikode under active consideration, says Satheesan
M.K. Raghavan, MP, and three MLAs urge the Chief Minister to establish the institute at Kinalur, citing the shortage of tertiary healthcare facilities in Malabar. They have expressed concern over reports that other locations are being considered for the project.
Governor urges IIIT Kottayam students to use technology responsibly
Degrees were awarded to 386 BTech students, 84 MTech graduates, eight PhD scholars, and 55 merit certificates were issued.
Keralam Minister felicitates Sreeshankar
Thulasi presented him with a shawl and a memento
CPI(M) asks leaders in Keralams Kottayam to clear cooperative bank loan dues
Partys extended district committee meeting warns of strict disciplinary action against those who default on repayments
Kerala to open five global foreign investment desks: CM Satheesan
Digital Desk | Thiruvananthapuram, Oct 3 (IANS) Kerala government will set up Kerala Desks in five major global cities to attract foreign investment and tap the states diaspora network, said the Chief Minister on Saturday. The desks will be opened in Dubai, London, New York, Singapore and Tokyo. The government has given in-principle approval for the proposal. It is part of the states 100-day action plan. The move aims to change Keralas approach to the diaspora. The focus will shift from remittances to investment and business engagement. The desks will connect the government with NRK organisations, Kerala-origin business persons and potential investors in these cities. They will identify potential investors and investment proposals. These leads will be referred to the Invest Kerala Cell of KSIDC for further action through its single-window system. The desks will also provide information on investment opportunities in their respective countries. They will track investment trends and regulatory changes that could be relevant to Kerala. The government has decided to implement the scheme without any financial burden on the state. Each desk will be hosted by a recognised NRK organisation already functioning in the respective city. The organisations will provide the support on an honorary and voluntary basis. The Invest Kerala Cell will provide the institutional framework. It will also provide branding, coordination and technical support. The KSIDC managing director has been directed to identify suitable NRK organisations in the five cities and formalise cooperation with them. The scope of work and reporting system for each desk will also be finalised. The government said the initiative would make use of the existing business and professional networks of the Malayali diaspora across the Gulf, Europe, North America and East Asia. The desks will act as an overseas link between Kerala and potential investors. The government expects them to generate investment leads and strengthen Keralas efforts to attract foreign capital.
Vigilance recovers bribe money flushed down toilet, arrests official in Keralam
As per a trap set by the Vigilance, complainant pays public health inspector 10,000 as bribe for licence for a newly opened restaurant. When VACB officials knock the door, he flushes it down the toilet, but confesses later
Keralam government to launch neighbourhood elder support network
The network will be formed from the ward level up to ensure a strong social support mechanism for the elderly
