Kerala News
Latest updates and top stories from the Kerala category
PM to flag off train services from Rameswaram and Tirunelveli to Mangaluru on March 11
The two train services will enhance connectivity along the western coastal corridor and facilitate easier travel between Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Karnataka
PM to inaugurate ₹142-crore railway projects in Kerala on March 11
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Prevent disruption in salary payment to 108 ambulance staff, government told
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LDF sets candidates in Pathanamthitta, UDF struggles with controversy
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Nurses’ strike continues to affect private hospitals in Kerala
Functioning of key departments in some of the major institutions in districts such as Kozhikode has been severely affected and the patients are left in the lurch
KGMOA stages protest against government order extending doctors’ working hours
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GCDA plans international centre to preserve child prodigy Clint’s works
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Mamkootathil case: prosecution seeks revocation of bail, citing violation of conditions
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Biodiversity Study Centre at Kidoor inaugurated
The facility, developed as part of the Kumbla rural tourism project under the Kasaragod Development Package, was inaugurated by Manjeswaram MLA A.K.M. Ashraf
Nurses’ stir: Kerala HC directs govt., SPC to ensure smooth functioning hospitals
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Surendran’s possible candidature reportedly sparks differences in BJP’s Manjeswaram unit
K. Surendran reportedly steps up activities in the constituency amid indications he may contest from Manjeswaram
Posters targeting T.N. Prathapan surface in Thrissur
Anonymous ‘Save Congress’ posters accuse former MP of betraying Karunakaran family
Early detection of forest fires critical for protecting biodiversity-rich habitats: study
WWF India’s temporal analysis shows that fires in Idukki are strongly seasonal, with the majority of incidents occurring during the January–April dry season
Building collapse: Kozhikode Corporation sets aside internal report, seeks NIT-C safety audit
Mayor says that once the NIT-C report is received, buildings earmarked for demolition will be razed, while those requiring reinforcement will be strengthened and maintained