Kerala Hotel Faces Legal Action Over Controversial Vishu Advertisement
Alappuzha, April 17: In a significant turn of events, local police in Cherthala, Kerala, have filed a case against the owners of Mehar Mandi and Grills over a controversial Vishu advertisement. This action follows widespread protests triggered by a provocative poster depicting a non-vegetarian dish alongside Lord Krishna. The contentious poster was released as part ... Read more Kerala Hotel Faces Legal Action Over Controversial Vishu Advertisement
Pratichaya OTT release: Nivin Pauly`s latest film gets streaming date
Nivin Paulys Pratichaya is set to stream on JioHotstar from April 24 after a modest theatrical run. The political drama explores power, corruption, and image-building within Keralas political landscape
Over 865 Crore Seized During Elections in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal
New Delhi, April 17: Enforcement agencies have seized over 865 crore worth of materials during the ongoing assembly elections and by-elections in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal. The Election Commission of India announced the election schedule for Assam, Kerala, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu, and West Bengal on March 15, 2026. The Commission has issued strict directives ... Read more Over 865 Crore Seized During Elections in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal
Kerala set to witness pre-monsoon rain peak likely from Wednesday
Thunderstorm activity is set to gather urgency over the south-western state around April 22 (Wednesday next), roughly 40 days ahead of the normal June 1 onset of themonsoon in Kerala
Leak on pipeline at Vazhuthacaud plugged, says Kerala Water Authority
KWA officials say the contractor for the Smart City projects carried out the repair; the pipeline sprang a leak near the City Police Commissioners office around 10 p.m. on April 13
Pallichattambi movie review: Heavy-handed approach drags down this ahistorical period movie
The film, set amid the tumultuous period of the Liberation Struggle in Kerala, takes a very dated approach in its writing and filmmaking aspects
Blistering heat and soaring UV, humidity levels put Kerala on its toes
IMD warns of above-average temperatures across State as sweltering, sultry conditions prevail; several places record alarming levels of UV radiation; urban heat island effect amplifies the conditions
Kerala Vishu Poster Row: Hotel Faces Backlash Over Lord Krishna Image in Non-Veg Ad
A Kerala hotel sparks outrage after using Lord Krishnas image alongside non-veg dishes in a Vishu poster. Hindu groups protest despite apology by management.
Two arrested in Kerala over sharing eaterys Vishu poster depicting Lord Krishna before non-veg dish
According to FIR, the accused shared the poster on WhatsApp to allegedly hurt religious sentiments of Hindu community
Actor Prakash Raj in legal trouble over Ramayana comments
Hyderabad: Versatile actor Prakash Raj is once again in the midst of controversy, this time over his remarks on the Ramayana. During his speech at the Kerala Literature Festival, a video surfaced where he made several comments about the epic that have angered many, particularly in the Hindu community. Prakash Raj narrates a made up 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 .
Suvarna Keralam SK-49 Lottery Result (17-04-2026): Kerala State Lotteries Department conducts the high-stakes draw for the Suvarna Keralam SK-49 weekly lottery today, April 17, 2026. The event saw the ticket holder of RK 632730 coming out as the winner of the grand first prize of 1 crore.
Public urged to avoid direct exposure to sunlight between 11 am and 3 pm as high ultraviolet (UV) levels are being recorded during these hours in Kerala
Heatwave Likely To Persist Till Sunday In Kerala, Yellow Alert In 12 Districts
Schools have been asked to ensure availability of drinking water and adequate ventilation in classrooms.
Heatwave alert in Kerala as UV levels surge in state, govt issues advisory
The Kerala Health Department has highlighted that the UV index is particularly severe between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., making direct sun exposure during these hours especially dangerous
Kerala elections: Kozhikode MP M.K. Raghavan slams Congress leaders public spat over CM candidate
Kozhikode MP warns a section of his Congress colleagues that dragging internal leadership disputes into the streets is damaging the partys reputation and prospects
Kerala elections: Kozhikode DCC general secretary Nijesh Aravind quits, cites sidelining in party
Nijesh Aravind submits resignation to KPCC claiming he was deliberately excluded from poll campaign responsibilities
Meet the man from Kozhikode who grew a bamboo forest
How Damodaran Mukkam, a former landscaper, planted a bamboo forest on the banks of the Iruvazhanji river
How community-led environmental initiatives are making a change in Ernakulam
Ahead of Earth Day on April 22, we look at collectives in Ernakulam that are driving change through sustained, grassroots action
Singer Karthik Krishna Jayaram wins music contest dedicated to Lata Mangeshkar
Organised by the Raipur-based Swarnim Dharohar Lata Foundation, the national-level competition had participants from over 20 States
Ultraviolet Ray Levels Surge Across Kerala, Orange Alert Issued In 6 Districts
Thiruvananthapuram April 16 (IANS) Ultraviolet (UV) radiation levels have risen sharply across Kerala, prompting the Kerala State Disaster Management Authority (KSDMA) to issue an orange alert in six districts and caution the public against prolonged
Four of a family hospitalised after suspected food poisoning in Keralas Kozhikode
According to hospital sources, the four developed symptoms of food poisoning after consuming spinach curry kept in the refrigerator
Kerala dental student death: Case against InstaPay loan app for alleged harassment and intimidation
FIR states agents of the app repeatedly contacted and threatened Nithin Raj for loan repayment, subjecting him to sustained mental harassment and intimidation
Filmmaker Fazil Razak on Moham selected for Moscow International Film Festival 2026
The director on shaping a psychologically layered story and navigating the festival circuit
Something to Prove: A coming-of-age story for the late bloomer
American writer-actor Anita Kalathara draws from her own life to craft a relatable series on identity, family and independence
Kerala SSLC and Class 12 Higher Secondary results for 2026 are expected in the third week of May and on May 25, respectively, Minister V Sivankutty told PTI. The Gulf exams have been cancelled due to the West Asia conflict. Evaluation will be based on internal marks, term exams, and grace marks for SSLC and Class 12 components.
Kerala directly spent just Rs 103cr of own funds for Wayanad relief
Muthoot FinCorp, a family business with roots tracing back to 1887, has evolved into a nationwide financial services player, earning the ET Family Business of the Year-Large award. The company's success is attributed to its diversification, digital transformation, and expanded credit access, reflecting nearly 140 years of growth and adaptation.
South's LS seats, political weight to rise: Govt
Union Home Minister Amit Shah assured southern states their representation will rise with Lok Sabha expansion to 816 seats. He stated Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala will see increased seats and political weight. Shah also clarified that reservation for Muslim women based on religion is unconstitutional. Bills related to women's reservation and delimitation were introduced.
No reduction in southern seats: Amit Shah
New Delhi, Apr 16:Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday sought to allay concerns over the proposed delimitation exercise, asserting that the number of parliamentary seats in southern states will not be reduced even as the Centre moves to significantly expand the Lok Sabha. Addressing concerns surrounding the ongoing delimitation process, Shah said the exercise would be carried out strictly in accordance with existing legal provisions. The Delimitation Commission law is strictly in accordance with the existing (old) law. There is no change. It will not impact the ongoing elections, he said. Shah said that the proposed expansion of the Lok Sabha from the current 543 seats to 816 represents a nearly 50 percent increase, aimed at better representation of the population without disadvantaging any region. The number of seats in the southern states will not be reduced, Shah said, amid apprehensions from several states over a possible shift in political balance. He said that a completely false narrative was being spread that the representation of southern states would go down in the Lok Sabha after its strength is increased to 816 seats following the implementation of women's reservation and delimitation of constituencies. Intervening in the debate in Lok Sabha on the three bills introduced for amendment of the women's quota law and to set up a delimitation commission, Shah said the fact is that the number of seats will go up and power will grow. He said the number of Lok Sabha seats in the five southern states will go up from the present 129 to 195 seats while the percentage of power will increase from 23.76 per cent to 23.87 or almost 24 percent. Lok Sabha seats in Karnataka will increase to 42 from the present 28; in Andhra Pradesh, the number of Lok Sabha sets will increase to 38 from 25; in Telangana, it will be 26 from present 17; in Tamil Nadu, the number of Lok Sabha seats will go up to 59 from the present 39; and in Kerala, it will be 30 seats from the present 20, he said. Shah strongly rejected the opposition suggestion that the government will indulge in some kind of mischief during the delimitation exercise, saying the NDA government has not made any changes in the existing law. The delimitation bill is exactly like the previous law brought by your government. There is no change, not even a comma or a full stop, he said. Explaining how the total number of seats in the new Lok Sabha is fixed at 816, the Home Minister said it is exactly 50 percent more than the current total seats. On the issue of caste enumeration, the Home Minister said that the government had already taken a decision to conduct a caste census as part of the ongoing population census exercise. Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led Cabinet has decided to conduct a caste census. The ongoing census is being conducted on the basis of caste enumeration. There is no need to spread confusion, he said. Shah said on that Muslims will not be given reservation on the basis of religion as such a quota would be unconstitutional. The question of providing reservation to Muslim women on the basis of religion does not even arise. Our Constitution does not allow at all to give reservation on the basis of religion. I want to make it clear our government's resolve that Muslims will not be given reservation on the basis of religion. Such reservation is unconstitutional, he said after the Samajwadi Party's Akhilesh Yadav and Dharmendra Yadav spoke in favour of giving a quota to Muslims. The Home Minister said the Samajwadi Party members were saying that they would place the demand for a caste census but he would like to inform them that the government had already taken a decision to carry out the caste census and it would be carried out along with the population enumeration. Right now, the counting of households is underway and the households do not have any caste. If the Samajwadi Party had its way, they would determine the caste of households as well, he said. Shah also said if the Samajwadi Party gives all its tickets to Muslim women, where do we have any objection, we have no objections at all. He said that during the population enumeration, the census authorities would keep a provision for caste enumeration, which I personally want too. I want to make it clear that this census will be conducted along with caste enumeration, the Home Minister said. Shahs remarks come at a time when the Centres proposed delimitation plan and census-related announcements have triggered widespread political debate, particularly over representation, federal balance, and data transparency. The government has maintained that both exercises are aimed at strengthening democratic representation and ensuring equitable policy planning based on updated demographic data. (With PTI inputs)
Marriage of Kumbh Mela woman: MP police team in Kochi
Schools in Ernakulam shine in CBSE Class X exams
City schools fare well in CBSE Class X exams
Students death: Kannur Dental College terminates accused HoD from service
With this, students announce that they will withdraw their agitation and attend classes from Monday
Heat stress poses serious risk to vulnerable populations in Kerala
The elderly and those with chronic kidney disease are at heightened risk of heat-related illnesses. Heat stress and dehydration can lead to severe complications for those on multiple medications. Medical experts warn that the elderly may struggle to regulate their body temperature effectively.
Woman booked for allegedly abandoning prematurely delivered foetus
Kerala Council of Churches demands strict action against those responsible for students death
Guest faculty appointments in Sanskrit varsity under lens following CAG findings
Farmers seek uniform paddy procurement norms, blame Supplyco
Steps to establish CBG plant at Njeliyanparamba making headway
The South after delimitation: What the maths shows from Tamil Nadu to Andhra
Parliament buzzed with debate over India's representational future as the delimitation exercise and Women's Reservation Bill took center stage. Prime Minister Modi and home minister Shah assured southern states no injustice would occur, projecting increased seats and influence. Maths indicate a marginal shift in overall share despite seat increases for Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala.
Fire ravages waste treatment plant in Munnar
Botanist wins WWF award for invasive plants detection app
SSLC results in third week of May; Plus Two on May 25
School reopening fete to be held on June 1. SSLC valuation that got under way at 72 valuation camps will continue till May 2
Man found dead at Yakkara; dehydration suspected
Residents, traders demand Eenchakkal junction opening as flyover delay causes hardships
Two brothers arrested after bar dispute turns fatal
INTACH to organise painting competitio
UDF will win all 13 seats in Kozhikode: IUML
In Kerala's Kumarakom, 75-year-old Shantamma, known as Chaya Chachi, operates a unique floating tea stall. For over a decade, she has been rowing her boat to serve hot masala tea and local snacks to visitors in the backwaters. Despite challenges like monsoons and logistics, her entrepreneurial spirit has made her a cultural highlight.
Man killed in firecracker accident during Vishu in Palakkad
Kozhikode student scores 500 out of 500 in CBSE Class X exam
Kerala cancels SSLC, plus two exams for its students in Gulf: Minister Sivankutty
Kerala SSLC and class 12 exams in the Gulf are cancelled due to the West Asia conflict. Students will receive results based on model exams and grace marks. First-year marks will be carried forward for higher secondary students. Students stranded in the Gulf also benefit. Improvement exams are an option. Results are expected in May.
Vizhinjam port sees record cargo growth amid global shipping disruptions
The seaport processed nearly 1.3 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) of cargo during its inaugural financial year. Amid global shipping disruptions sparked by the Hormuz crisis, the port records its highest vessel berthing with 61 vessels and transshipped 1,18,000 TEUs of cargo.
Delayed opening of Thanneermukkom bund deepens environmental strain on backwater villages
Teenager killed in firecracker blast
Kerala cancels SSLC, Class 12 exams for Gulf students: Minister Sivankutty
Thiruvananthapuram: The SSLC and class 12 examinations scheduled to be held in the Gulf region have been cancelled in view of the ongoing conflict in West Asia, Kerala Minister V Sivankutty said on Thursday. Sivankutty said the results of the 633 students who were unable to appear for the Secondary School Leaving Certificate examination in 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 .
MGU secures patent for eco-friendly biopesticide
Wild elephant succumbs to injuries in Kozhikode
Fire breaks out in paddy field in Kozhikode
Amit Shah's Seat Breakdown For Southern States Amid Delimitation Criticism
Amit Shah said Tamil Nadu will get 20 more seats, Kerala 10, Telangana 9 and Andhra Pradesh 13 seats. Maharashtra, which after Uttar Pradesh, has the second highest number of MPs in the Lok Sabha, will gain 24 more seats.
Academics raise concerns over internship component of FYUGP in Calicut University
University has not put in place adequate mechanisms to support students in securing suitable and meaningful internship opportunities, say Senate members of Congress-aligned Kerala Private College Teachers Association
Operation Numkhor to figure in Indo-Bhutan Customs meeting
Operation Numkhor has emerged as one of the most extensive crackdowns on vehicle smuggling and forged registrations. Statewide raids were launched in Kerala in Sept. 2025
Oru Durooha Saahacharyathil movie review: Falters after a glorious opening hour
Despite fine performances from Kunchacko Boban and Dileesh Pothan, Oru Durooha Saahacharyathil loses rhythm in the last act as the director trades well-written humour and heartfelt moments for shock value
Peak electricity demand crosses 6,000 MW for the first time in Kerala
The Kerala State Electricity Board will review power position on Friday. With summer rainfall almost nil, the KSEB has been keeping internal hydel generation to a minimum
Death of BDS student: MSF leaders arrested after clash with police
As the leaders attempted to meet the college Principal for discussions, the police blocked their entry, triggering a confrontation
Kerala dental students death: College to dismiss faculty member as protests intensify
Managements decision to initiate dismissal proceedings comes after discussions with student union representatives. Students had earlier warned of class boycott until action was taken against the faculty member
Ahead of Assembly election results, Congress leadership debate in Kerala heats up
In a contentious FB post, K. Sudhakaran backs K.C. Venugopal. While Ramesh Chennithala says party high command will take final call, KPCC president Sunny Joseph points out senior leaders should not jump the gun on the matter. Left supporters seek to characterise feuding in Congress as a move aimed at testing factional loyalties and flushing out potential rivals
Karunya Plus KN-619 Lottery Result (16-04-2026): Kerala State Lotteries Department conducts the high-stakes draw for the Karunya Plus KN-619 weekly lottery today, April 16, 2026. The event saw the ticket holder of PL 561807 coming out as the winner of the grand first prize of 1 crore.
Senior Congress leader says speculations over who will become the Chief Minister if UDF comes to power will impact the morale of party workers
The amendments also seek to increase the number of Lok Sabha seats to 850 from the current 543 to operationalise the womens reservation law before the 2029 parliamentary polls, following a delimitation exercise to be carried out based on the last published census
Massive fire engulfs waste plant in Keralas Munnar; wild tusker Padayappa moved to safety
Fuel shortage, kerosene price hike hit Kerala fisheries sector
The crisis has been worsened by insufficient diesel availability at inland fuel stations catering to fishing vessels, particularly affecting purse seine and small-scale boats
The price of success: On Keralas demographic transition
Keralas rising maternal mortality ratio is not yet a cause for concern
Delimitation provisions in women's reservation amendment bill 'attack on democracy': Kerala Oppn
Opposition leaders from Kerala have opposed the delimitation provisions tied to the implementation of the Womens Reservation Act, arguing that linking 33% quota to a future census and seat redistribution is a hidden trap that could distort federal balance. They warn the exercise may disproportionately increase seats in northern states while marginalising the south, and have demanded that reservation be implemented within the current Lok Sabha strength instead.
Delimitation provisions in Women's Reservation Bill an attack on democracy: Kerala Opposition
Opposition leaders in Kerala, including Congress general secretary K.C. Venugopal, UDF MP N.K. Premachandran and CPI leader Annie Raja, say they aree in favour of reservation for women in the current strength of Parliament, but will not accept delimitation provisions being brought under its garb
UDF Faces Internal Debate Over Chief Minister Candidate Ahead of Kerala Election Results
Thiruvananthapuram, April 16: As the results of the Kerala Assembly elections draw near, tensions are rising within the Congress party regarding the potential Chief Minister candidate. Voting for the 140-member assembly concluded on April 9, and results are expected on May 4. However, excitement over a possible victory has sparked an open debate within the ... Read more UDF Faces Internal Debate Over Chief Minister Candidate Ahead of Kerala Election Results
BJP Kerala Elections Strategies: The BJP is intensifying its election campaign in Kerala. The party focuses on specific constituencies and local leaders. A development-driven message is central to its strategy. This aims to challenge the long-standing dominance of the LDF and UDF. The BJP seeks to convert its growing vote share and local body performance into Assembly seats.
CBSE Class 10 results: Thiruvananthapuram region tops again
Shares top spot with Vijayawada. The Thiruvananthapuram region, comprising Kerala and Lakshadweep, registered a pass percentage of 99.79; girls continue to do better than boys
Anti-democratic move: Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan calls for withdrawal of Delimitation Bill
Pinarayi says there is serious suspicion that the Bill is a move to subvert federal system
Devious menace: On predatory loan apps
Loan apps function in a regulatory dark area and promise easy credit
BJPs failed Christian outreach attempt in Kerala
Union governments push for amendments to FCRA Act deals the latest blow in Kerala
Sowparnika Projects in talks to raise Rs 500 cr for expansion
Sowparnika Projects is in advanced talks to raise 500 crore from investors including WSB Real Estate Partners, ASK Fund Advisors, and HDFC Capital to fund its expansion across South India. The company plans to develop 5.5 million sq ft in Bengaluru, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu over the next two years and aims to nearly double its revenue to 1,500 crore by FY27.
NSU Celebrates Kerala New Year in Tirupati
Dean of Academic Affairs Rajanikanth Shukla highlighted the philosophical and seasonal significance of Vishu as a symbol of renewal and cosmic balance.
Govt, Opposition set for delimitation duel in Parliament
New Delhi, Apr 15:The government and the Opposition are set to cross swords in the Lok Sabha on Thursday as a three-day special sitting of Parliament begins with a debate on a key Constitution amendment bill that has provisions for the women's quota law implementation and the contentious delimitation exercise. While the government is set to push The Constitution (One Hundred and Thirty-First Amendment) Bill, 2026 as a big-ticket reform, the Opposition has decided to oppose the bill due to its provisions on delimitation. Both sides are rallying support at Centre as well as in states amid concerns in the southern part of the country that a delimitation exercise under the provisions of the bill would reduce their political standing because of a better performance on population control. On the eve of the special three-day sitting of Parliament, top Opposition leaders met here at the residence of Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge to discuss and evolve a joint strategy on the bills brought for the implementation of the womens quota law and delimitation. Besides Kharge and Rahul Gandhi, the other leaders at the meeting included DMK's T R Baalu, the RJD's Tejashwi Yadav, Trinamool Congress's Sagarika Ghosh, Shiv Sena (UBT) leaders Sanjay Raut and Arvind Sawant, and the NCP-SCP's Supriya Sule, with Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav joining virtually. CPI leader Annie Raja, the CPI-M's Nilotpal Basu, AAP leader Sanjay Singh, Independent MP Kapil Sibal, the IUML's E T Mohammed Bashir and the RSP's N K Premachandran also attended the meeting, other than Congress general secretaries K C Venugopal and Jairam Ramesh. Speaking with reporters after the meeting, Kharge said the Opposition parties decided to unitedly vote against the delimitation provisions in the Constitution amendment bill in Parliament, asserting that they were not against women's reservation but opposed to the politically motivated manner in which the bill was being brought. All Opposition parties want that one-third reservation be given to women, and it be implemented based on the current Lok Sabha strength of 543 for the next general election in 2029, Ramesh told reporters after the meeting. In a post on X, Gandhi alleged that the government's proposed amendments to the Constitution constitute an attempted power grab through the use of delimitation and gerrymandering. The Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha emphasised that his party would not permit southern, northeastern, northwestern, and smaller states to be treated unfairly. The government plans to bring a Constitution amendment bill, a bill on delimitation law and an enabling bill for Delhi, Jammu and Kashmir and Puducherry -- three Union territories with a legislature -- on Thursday in the Lok Sabha to fast-track implementation of the women's reservation Act of 2023. Lok Sabha seats will be increased to a maximum of 850 from the current 543 to operationalise the women's reservation law before the 2029 parliamentary polls following a delimitation exercise to be carried out on the basis of the last published census. According to the draft Constitution amendment bill, which will be introduced and is expected to be passed in the upcoming special sitting of Parliament, seats would also be increased in state and Union territory assemblies to accommodate 33 per cent reservation for women. Amending the Constitution requires a special majority in both Houses of Parliament: a majority of the total membership (more than 50 per cent) and a two-thirds majority of members present and voting. So if all 540 members, that are there in the House currently, are present and voting, the two-thirds majority mark would be 360. The total strength of the NDA in the Lok Sabha stands at 292, while the major Opposition parties have 233 MPs. There is discomfort and growing opposition among southern states over apprehensions that a delimitation would reduce their political weight vis-a-vis their northern counterparts. Two prominent non-BJP chief ministers from the south -- the DMK's M K Stalin (Tamil Nadu) and the Congress's A Revanth Reddy (Telangana) -- have sharpened their attack on the Centre over the issue of delimitation, with the Tamil Nadu CM warning of a massive agitation if the state was harmed and his Telangana counterpart flagging injustice. Reddy has written an open letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, urging him to convene an all-party meeting to deliberate on the proposed delimitation, alleging that an increase in Lok Sabha seats based on pro rata, without considering economic contribution, would lead to a distortion in the country's federal balance. Reddy has also written to his counterparts from Andhra Pradesh (Chandrababu Naidu), Karnataka (Siddaramaiah), Kerala (Pinarayi Vijayan), Puducherry (N Rangasamy) and Tamil Nadu, calling for collective engagement among southern states to ensure that their concerns are articulated effectively at the national level. The ruling NDA has also closed ranks and rallied behind the prime minister, pitching the move for early implementation of the 'Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam' as a historic step. In a letter to the women of the country, Modi has asserted that Indian democracy will become stronger and more vibrant if elections to the Lok Sabha and the various assemblies in 2029 are held with the women's quota fully in place. Modi said that when women become active participants in policy and decision-making, the journey towards Viksit Bharat (developed India) is strengthened.
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Kerala CM Criticizes Proposed Delimitation as Threat to Federal Structure
Thiruvananthapuram, April 15: Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has strongly criticized the central governments proposed delimitation exercise. He warned that this move could harm Indias federal structure and undermine the principle of equal representation among states. The Chief Minister stated that this initiative should not be viewed merely as a routine administrative reform. He expressed ... Read more Kerala CM Criticizes Proposed Delimitation as Threat to Federal Structure
Centre should consider a matrix that distributes weightage between the current population, population growth indicators such as the Total Fertility Rate, and the existing share of Parliamentary seats to arrive at a delimitation formula, he says.
NCLEX-RN explained: What has changed and why it matters for Indian nurses
The NCLEX-RN exam, a crucial step for Indian nurses seeking overseas careers, has adopted a new format emphasizing clinical judgment and real-world application. This shift, particularly impacting Kerala's nursing talent, requires a move from rote memorization to conceptual understanding and practical problem-solving, aligning preparation with global healthcare demands.
