Kerala News
Latest updates and top stories from the Kerala category
Construction of dog shelter at Brahmapuram inaugurated
The decision to build the shelter comes in the wake of the Supreme Court directive that stray dogs should be removed from public spaces and that local bodies must take the lead in the effort
CPA invites EoIs to develop marine tourism at Puthuvype beach
The CPA expects proposals for projects such as beach resorts, eco-resorts, waterfront hospitality infrastructure, recreational facilities, water sports infrastructure, wellness tourism, cultural spaces, tourism-supporting amenities and other permissible coastal tourism activities
K.N. Panikkar, a historian who defended India’s secular intellectual traditions
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Trial in Elanthur human sacrifice case gets under way
Two women were allegedly murdered as part of occult rituals
Wayanad township visit: CM expresses regret over Mammootty getting caught in row
Pinarayi says if any Communist Party of India (Marxist) activist was involved in the social media criticism that the actor was subjected to, he was sincerely apologetic for that
Sreedharan seeks public support for Kerala high-speed rail plan
Former DMRC chairman’s plan has drawn attention as neither the State nor the Union government has expressed interest in taking it forward
Kerala HC seeks timeline for renovation of Padmanabhaswamy temple idol
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Social media flooded with Keralites’ paeans to Sanju Samson
Politicians of all hues and film actors join the chorus, saluting Sanju ‘Special’ Samson
Railway law enforcement agencies crack down on drug peddlers as pre-poll surveillance intensifies
Data on drug seizures by the Railway Protection Force and other agencies between January and the first week of March indicate that the Railways remain a key route for narcotic trafficking
KGMOA opposes extension of OP hours
Govt. increases OP hours by 1 hour from the present 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Doctors say they are already working without adequate rest and extending OP hours is going to push them to severe physical and mental stress
SUEZ begins door-to-door KWA consumer survey
The ₹1,141.28-crore project, funded by the Asian Development Bank (ADB), to begin with surveys and asset mapping
Around 40% of flights to West Asia operational amid transit visa delays for expats
The full restoration of operations depends on regulatory approvals and airspace reopening, while many Indian nationals continue to struggle with delayed transit visas in Saudi Arabia and Oman, alongside rising ticket prices.
Left MPs slam Rahul Gandhi for his ‘inappropriate remarks’ against Pinarayi government
CPI(M)’s John Brittas and CPI’s P. Sandosh Kumar raised the issue at the INDIA bloc meeting on March 9, arguing that such comments were injurious to the bloc’s unity
Students with civic consciousness to be honoured: Minister V. Sivankutty
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Bird survey in Silent Valley records 192 species
The survey was jointly organised by the Kerala Forest department and the Malabar Natural History Society
