Kerala govt. appoints Anjana M. as special secretary of Disaster Management department
She will hold the full additional charge of the post in addition to the existing charges

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She will hold the full additional charge of the post in addition to the existing charges
Kerala: 469 fishermen died, 160 went missing over 11 years: Govt
CPI(M) announces large-scale mobilisation of pension beneficiaries and their families, cutting across political lines, against UDF government’s move
Finance Department data also show Kerala has been spending crores of rupees every year on incentives paid to individuals who distribute the pensions to homes under DTH via the PACS route
KGMOA says the Health Minister’s private secretary has no official authority to conduct official inspections of government health institutions or to directly intervene in its administrative affairs
Kerala Leader of the Opposition’s Facebook post links the two incidents to alleged harassment of government employees by UDF
Mechanism will ensure the safety of fishermen venturing into the sea, says CM; he gives assurance after visiting the residence of Gautam Krishnan, a 26-year-old fisher missing at sea since July 31
The V.D. Satheesan government had announced 602 projects across 50 departments under the banner 100-Day Action Plan for a New Kerala’, to be completed during the 100-day period from July 1 to October 9
The Congress rebels have reached a consensus to field incumbent vice-chairperson Maya Rahul for the chairperson’s post
Coordination between departments was needed to resolve complaints within a fixed time, says Revenue Minister
According to R. Anand, District Police Chief, Pathanamthitta, the ISO 10004:2018 certification is particularly significant as the Pathanamthitta DPO is the first police office in India to receive the certification for customer satisfaction
Of the 124 cases probed, no irregularities were found in 30 cases, S. Sasidharan, head of the SIT, informed the Kerala High Court on Monday.
Special master plan being prepared for the comprehensive development of various panchayats in Malappuram constituency, says Industries Minister
The requests were placed before the Centre as part of the State government’s efforts to improve infrastructure in the power sector and ensure long-term energy security
CM asks the aggrieved news channels to 'proceed with a complaint' to Meta
VD Satheesan admits knowing two drug cases accused after CPM's CM link claim
Chief Minister Satheesan says the legislation amounts to ‘a serious encroachment on the State’s constitutional powers over land and poses a grave threat to India’s federal structure’
Though previous LDF government had initiated the appointment process, it could not completed due to various reasons, say sources
VD Satheesan flags serious irregularities in Keralam PSC, says action will be taken
Health Minister K. Muraleedharan says the decision to form the special cell was taken as vacancies in the department were remaining unfilled as promotions were not taking place
CPI has no objection to convening a meeting of the Left Democratic Front to discuss the issue, says Binoy Viswam
Special squads formed by the Wayanad district administration to check price hikes, hoarding, and black marketing of essential commodities detect irregularities at 12 shops
Kerala Flood Resilience Initiative envisaged as a model for nation; team of experts from IITs submits preliminary report
Transport Minister C.P. John, who inspected the facility on Friday, said the renovation works would be carried out based on the committee’s report
Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan called upon the elected representatives from the region to come together beyond political lines and get a proper proposal made with the help of experts to elevate the stature of Thripunithura to a heritage town.
The products are an electromagnetic log used for measuring a ship’s speed, an echosounder used for measuring the depth below a ship’s keel and an underwater telephone system for ship-to-submarine communication
This is in the wake of reports about the spread of HIV, Hepatitis B, and Hepatitis C infections among college students in some parts of the country
The government has written to the Food Corporation of India seeking its cooperation with regard to the additional supplies, says Minister
Local Self-Governments Minister K.M. Shaji inaugurates a daylong conclave of People’s Plan campaign activists
Shaji said it was imperative that in the emerging scenario, it was essential to make use of technological tools such as artificial intelligence (AI) to drive projects and the planning process
Kerala High Court observed that the State was “losing valuable revenue” through non-compliance with its order to impose a fine of ₹5000 on each board and installation
Administration sanction of funds to ensure additional nutrition for children who will be given peanuts, peanut candy, sesame seed balls, dates or other dried fruits, and cashews
Loan amount should be determined in such a way that it does not exceed the estimated amount of the project
CM says steps to be taken to facilitate quick and viable exports by tapping potential of Vizhinjam port; rubber price to be increased to ₹300 shortly
Kerala to roll out new farm policies as climate change hits growers
High school, higher secondary, and vocational higher secondary students will take part in fete aimed at creating awareness of Home department’s anti-drug drive Operation Toofan.
According to Health department, there were a total of 5,201 deliveries (2,729 normal and 2,472 C-section) in 2020-21. This number came down to 2,238 (1,387 normal and 851 C-section) in 2025-26. A large number of people from the urban areas of Kozhikode are dependant on the hospital
Apex court has prohibited the construction of residential buildings within 40 metres and commercial establishments within 75 metres from the midpoint on either side of national highway
The Commission directed the Kozhikode District Collector to submit, within three weeks, a report on the steps taken to inspect ageing buildings in the district and prevent accidents.
General Administration Department publishes detailed guidelines for public, government agencies on green protocol
A kudakkal or umbrella stone consists of four upright side slabs or orthostats, supporting a domical capstone
The library, which has around 10,000 books on diverse subjects, will be open to the public, Governor Rajendra Arlekar says
BJP national secretary says that the delay in implementing the PM SHRI project in the State was a clear example of the extremist forces at work
Total 9,280 cases have been registered under Operation Toofan since its launch in June this year, while 10,015 people have been arrested
Sources said that the Governor had earlier suspended Mr. Sahukar and then sent the decision to be ratified by the Cabinet, which cleared it. However, this was seen as a procedural lapse.
Keralam CM Satheesan hails Cardinal Cleemis as guiding light for society
Former CM Vijayan says his hands clean; denies hawala dealings
Keralam’s Opposition Leader accuses the UDF government of weakening market intervention and cutting back welfare measures ahead of the festive season
Agriculture department to promote farming methods using new technologies
The initiative, claimed to be the first such organised attempt by a local body in Kozhikode district, has provided a scientific record of the water resources and their present condition, while also bringing local knowledge into the conservation process
Mechanism to aid govt. keep track of all activities right from procurement from farmers to sales through Onam markets; 2,000 markets opened to keep vegetable, fruit prices stable during festival season
Police have identified 25 locations offering free parking for over 2,495 cars and deployed special squads to remove illegally parked vehicles. The measures are expected to ease pressure on the city’s roads during the festival season
The episode became a major source of embarrassment for the Congress-led United Democratic Front government, prompting Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala to order a high-level probe
Muvattupuzha MLA says he feared that the Leader of the Opposition is finding it difficult to retain his position within his party and the front
He says financial misappropriation charges against BJP leaders are not being pursued. ED first sets a political target and then start the investigation to find evidence, Govindan adds
In its August 20 order, the court recorded that 2,25,830.17 cubic metres of desilted material was available at the site and directed that no more than this quantity be removed
Student strength allegedly inflated to retain sanctioned teaching posts; irregularities detected in at least 11 schools; loss to exchequer runs into several crores
The campaign will be undertaken in association with the Local Self-Government department and the State IT Mission
The celebrations will be formally inaugurated by Electricity Minister Sunny Joseph on August 24, 2026
CPI(M) state secretary M V Govindan alleged that the ED was conducting the investigation with an ulterior political motive.
Revenue Minister A.P. Anilkumar says Malappuram should get the maximum consideration owing to its size and population
Elma Aveiro met Kerala Chief Minister VD Satheesan during her visit to the state.
Kerala chief minister VD Satheesan rejected cleric Kanthapuram AP Aboobacker Musliyar's call for restricting women's public participation. Satheesan asserted that women must join the mainstream, stating that such views are unsuitable for developing Kerala. Labour Minister Bindu Krishna also criticised the cleric's remarks, calling them regressive for women's rights. Aboobacker defended directives limiting women's presence at religious events, citing Quranic interpretations.
CM underscores the need to restructure coconut farming in Keralam through a shift from traditional methods to scientific and planned plantation models.
By recognising the sector as an industry under the MSME category, private bus operators will be able to access bank loans, technical and financial assistance for modernisation of fleet, and other financial benefits, says the committee, headed by former Transport Commissioner and retired IPS officer K. Padmakumar
Samastha Backs Kanthapuram's Remarks, Opposes Kerala CM's Stance on Women
We have been in consultations with regulatory bodies such as SEBI as a prelude to the process. Initially, we are exploring the prospects of issuing municipal bonds worth ₹150 crore to finance development and infrastructure projects, along with green bonds worth another ₹150 crore to support environment-friendly and climate change mitigation initiatives, says Mayor
Expenditure ceiling on IT hardware increased from ₹1.5 lakh to ₹2 lakh. The order by Electronics and IT department Special Secretary says hike was necessitated by the considerable increase in the market rates of common IT hardware
Cattle feed will be available at reduced rates throughout September 2026 across all primary dairy cooperative societies in the Malabar region
The court was considering a petition by the Kerala Civil Judicial Staff Organisation seeking action against Sinha by initiating contempt proceedings for not complying with the direction to create and sanction the required clerical posts within the district judiciary
Keralam: Legal Metrology Department inspects cinema theatres in malls over food prices
Overpriced popcorn, tickets: Kerala mall theatres face simultaneous inspections
Women and Child Development Minister Bindhu Krishna intervened in the matter and directed the department to conduct an inquiry, prompting inquiries from both the State and the Kerala State Commission for Protection of Child Rights.
Tribespeople carry a 33-year-old suffering from high fever for nearly seven kilometres through dense forests to access medical care; this is the fifth such incident in a month
Says Corporation wanted cinema owners to come to a consensus on the issue
Public Works Minister says NHAI has been instructed to find a lasting solution to overspeeding, poor lighting, unscientific traffic arrangements and inadequate safety systems on highways
The reason is the delay in completing work to extend the runway-end safety area
General Education Minister says that 4% of posts would be clearly set apart for the differently-abled people to ensure the completion of the appointment process in a transparent manner.
The portal has been designed to address the lack of a unified system to track the progress of works, from granting of administrative sanction to release of payments to contractors
Say the recommendations of an expert committee appointed to address their concerns are inadequate
Samsudheen said there were differences between the Centre and the State over the implementation of the scheme
The police, meanwhile, said theft cases were being reported only occasionally and most of them were minor incidents
The Vyttila LAP covers the Ponnurunni, Ponnurunni East, Vyttila, Poonithura, and Vyttila Janatha divisions
Residents of Vyttila Janatha and Ponnurunni divisions have been at the receiving end with frequent disruptions in power supply at the night since August 1
Operators have sought an increase in bus fares, including student fares, a diesel subsidy, and measures to offset losses reportedly caused by KSRTC free-ride scheme for women
Commission received 268 complaints so far this year; nearly 75 considered at adalat; Chairperson urges job-seekers to choose recruitment agencies recognised by NORKA; Commission warns against fake agencies and unauthorised legal advisory institutions
The SFI leadership has alleged that the police action was contrary to the State Police Chief’s guidelines and questioned the need to handcuff the two student leaders.
Satheesan says that he is willing to publish the entire list of personal staff of Chief Minister and Ministers during the 2021-2026 period, including their addresses and other details
Kerala CM seeks legal changes to protect film industry from piracy, AI threats
The commission registered a suo motu case following a detailed report in The Hindu on the tribal families living in plastic tents since the August 2019 floods destroyed their homes
The Thiruvananthapuram-Ernakulam service reportedly costs Rs 505.
They were caught in a strong undercurrent while bathing near the bund.
Political criticism is fair game, but targeting women and families is unacceptable, he says
The authorities are all set to revamp the election rules, citing violent incidents on campuses and alleged violation of university laws
Keralam was supposed to receive 400 cubic feet of water during the current 15-day period, but only 100 cubic feet was being released into the Chittur River, according to the former Minister.
While the LDF has exploited the power crisis to portray its previous government in a better light for expedient political optics ahead of the upcoming byelections in 36 local body wards in the State, Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan has repeatedly sought to put the previous government on the hook for the crisis
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is scheduled to arrive at the Kozhikode International Airport at 6.30 p.m. on Sunday. He will be at the Markaz from 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m., where he will receive the first ‘Excellence Award’ instituted by the Sheikh Abubakr Foundation.
Kollam MP N.K. Premachandran urged the removal of operational obstacles for VB-GRAM G workers. He stressed the need for adjusting geofencing boundaries for smoother attendance tracking through the NMMS app.
According to official sources, the event will be held at 8 a.m. on September 13. Anyone interested in reading can join the collective.
The guidelines were issued based on the orders of the Kerala High Court, which has, at regular intervals, issued orders directing the complete removal of unauthorised banners, flex boards, flag decorations and similar materials installed in public places, roadsides, footpaths, handrails, centre medians and traffic islands in the State
LDF will resist as one any Central agency seeking to play politics at the Centre’s behest, says CPI Keralam secretary Binoy Viswam
The meeting aims to address recent electoral setbacks faced by the CPI(M)-led LDF, alongside discussions on the ED’s investigations into former Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and Beypore MLA P.A. Mohamed Riyas.
While the UDF government is bound to consider the agreement signed by its predecessor, it does not imply that PM SHRI will be implemented, says Samsudheen
Rebel Congress councillors, whose alliance with the LDF helped wrest control of the municipality, have failed to reach a consensus on the municipal vice-chairperson’s post despite multiple rounds of discussions. KC(M), which had earlier decided against staking claim to any post, mulls fielding candidate for the September 16 election
The Chief Minister says the energy crisis is on the priority list of his government and that it is high time the State formulated a ‘modern power policy’
The tendency to copy creative works and violate copyright has been rising with the advancement of technology, says V.D. Satheesan
While the move has raised questions over the stability of the alliance, insiders from both the parties claim it as a sheer pragmatic approach
KSEB seeks nod to buy additional power at higher price amid Keralam power crisis
The project to provide guidance on higher education, competitive examinations, professional courses, career choices, and employment opportunities
John served as the Thrissur district secretary and State secretariat member of the party, and was a key organiser of the Left movement in the district
Her remarks come against the backdrop of CPI(M)’s extended State committee meeting in Kozhikode, convened to review the party’s political and organisational shortcomings
Open debate on a draft report prepared by the State committee on the problems plaguing the party gets under way
Field veterinarians trained in vaccination, alternatives to antibiotics, farm biosecurity and hygiene, animal welfare and gender-responsive veterinary services
Argument over scheduled bus timings escalates into physical confrontation on road, causing significant traffic disruption, says MVD
Case relates to clash during Chevayur bank election on November 16, 2024, in which a native of Mukkom sustained serious injuries
Inspections based on information that officials were accepting bribes through document writers for services
Says it is evident that the Thiruvananthapuram zoo faces space constraints
Thachankary contends that the prosecution had miscalculated his rental income, property income, payments made by his relatives, and properties acquired by his wife
Ex-DGP Tomin J Thachankary moves Kerala High Court against 4-year sentence
The court says a revised estimate that was not communicated earlier cannot justify delaying the work
Health Minister K. Muraleedharan says lack of awareness is one of the reasons for the poor vaccination coverage and urges doctors to get involved in activities to improve it
CPIM's Thomas Isaac questions GST basis for raid in Messi Kerala row
The Commissioner proposes a digital database for each Thiruvabharanam, including a unique asset number, name of the Devaswom, register number, weight, type of metal, gemstone number, photographs, current storage location and custodian, and transfer and inspection history
After classes VIII and IX, 30% minimum marks in the theory component of each subject in school examinations was to be implemented in class X this year
Left Introspects After Poll Loss, Will Make a Big Comeback: MB Rajesh
The films being prevented from screening at the IDSFFK include 18 officially selected films for the festival, nine films in the International Non-Fiction section, three films in the Festival Winners section and one film from the Nepal Package
Explore opportunities for strengthening academic and institutional linkages between higher education institutions in Keralam and those in Germany
He emphasized shared political accountability and the need for the govt to ensure that devotees do not encounter difficulties, especially during peak times.
Eravipuram MLA Vishnu Mohan evaluated the existing technical roadblocks and discrepancies tied to the project and subsequently held discussions with relevant officials regarding steps to resolve them
The latest field-level data with the Agriculture department officials reveals that crops worth ₹1,35,29,000 were damaged between January and August 14
The Minister was speaking at the installation ceremony of the office-bearers of the Indian Institute of Architects, Kerala Chapter 2026-28
Devaswom Minister says the government 'cannot sit idle' in the matter as it has certain responsibilities and was considering informing Kerala High Court about its concerns regarding the shortage of the ‘prasadam’
VD Satheesan's visit to Idukki was his first after taking charge as chief minister.
At the Corporation council meeting held on September 10, the LDF raised the issue, specifically pointing to non-functional street lights on the Venduruthy Bridge, Alexander Parambithara Bridge, stretches of the Kundannoor Bridge falling under the Corporation limits, and M.G. Road
The meetings will focus on strengthening community-level efforts against substance abuse and will include the formation of Toofan volunteer forces at the ward level
Top leaders of the two parties say the decision was taken considering the need for a Left, secular and democratic platform of like-minded parties rooted in the principles of nationalism and ideals of the Indian National Congress
Satheesan says government will appoint a special counsel to represent the State in the Cardamom Hill Reserve case
This additional panel has been entrusted the task of conducting CDSE on ten of the 22 dams managed by the Water Resources department
Surgeries put on hold as fault in feeder supplying power to medical college substation remains unresolved
All 90 lakh tickets printed have been sold, says Lotteries Directorate
Minister K. Muraleedharan has been vocal in his criticism of the TDB over the 'delays’ in preparations. After the meeting, he says TDB and the government will work together to ensure that the pilgrimage is a smooth affair this year
The CM reiterates that a map will be published soon to clearly delineate human settlements from ESAs across villages
He was booked after receiving a complaint about a YouTube video in which the accused allegedly made derogatory remarks earlier this month
Her partner was taken into custody as part of the continuing investigation into the incident
In a video aired on TV channels, the officer is heard saying that the Chief Minister is someone in the Z Plus security category
Union Home and Cooperation Minister urges Keralam to harness its strong cooperative network to drive agricultural and blue economy growth. He invited the State Cooperation Minister to Delhi to formulate a comprehensive strategy for integrating various central schemes.
Sumesh Achuthan, Chittur MLA, raises the issue at the Palakkad District Development Committee meeting held at the Collectorate on September 26
The officials asked to submit a detailed report on the present condition of the project outline and the follow-up steps being planned
Home and Vigilance Minister Ramesh Chennithala will inaugurate the initiative and distribute badges to Vigilance Commandos at the function scheduled for 2 p.m.
District Collector asks officials to submit practical projects that can be implemented jointly by departments without delay
Travancore Devaswom Board directs Devaswom Vigilance and Chief Security Officer to investigate how the confidentiality of the tender process was compromised
The State has submitted an initial proposal to upgrade the Thiruvabharana Patha and to renovate the MC Road under the PM Gati Shakti scheme
Keralam Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala told the media that the State government recently ordered a preliminary inquiry into the case based on the legal advice it received on the issue
Second phase of Operation Toofan envisages the formation of Toofan Janajagratha Samithis through local bodies with the participation of residents’ associations. The committees will coordinate community-level activities aimed at preventing substance abuse and promoting public awareness
While Pinarayi alleges that the Home Minister chaired a high-level meeting attended by Lok Ayukta, Upa Lok Ayuktas and senior government officials to bring the institution under executive control, Chennithala maintains the discussion was convened to address long-pending administrative issues
The first phase of the campaign will be held from September 28 to 30 and will focus on collecting e-waste accumulated at government institutions across the district
The accident occurred while the victim, Rajimol, was attempting to overtake the bus
The primary responsibility of the desks will be to function as independent wings in each police station, exclusively guiding victims in cybercrime cases
State govt.’s move to seek exclusion of inhabited areas and farmland from Ecologically Sensitive Area regime has failed to soothe tempers in the district amid concerns that the revised proposal offers no complete exclusion for any of the seven villages covered by the Centre’s draft notification
Certificates of appreciation were presented to the awardees at the function inaugurated by District Police Chief (Kozhikode city) A.P. Shoukathali at the Kozhikode City Police Club.
Pathanamthitta district development committee meeting seeks urgent action on delays in works being executed by the Kerala Road Fund Board
The protesters waved black flags against Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala and Wayanad MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra at separate locations in Kozhikode district on September 27
New facilities to equip young people with skills for a changing job market, says Minister
The summit, organised around the theme ‘Innovation Beyond the Future’, will bring together more than 5,000 youngsters, students, entrepreneurs, investors and industry leaders
Chief Minister promises projects to elevate city’s cultural heritage; says Thekkinkad Maidan will be developed into a world-class square
Vaccination drives will be organised through veterinary hospitals, veterinary dispensaries and ward-level camps in collaboration with various local self-government institutions.
The four-day celebrations will be held at Wadi Haramayn at Kooriyad near Vengara from January 28 to 31, 2027.
Writer says reading is key to nurturing imagination; calls for serious literary study and greater representation of women
He was one of the early leaders of Keralam’s film society movement and director of Janashakthi Films
The programme focused on promoting healthy eating habits and creating awareness about malnutrition among children, mothers and families.
Four-day event records around 58,000 B2B meetings, besides discussions on tapping emerging opportunities
A message claiming that the website was hacked by “Team Blackleets”, along with a slogan hailing Pakistan, was also posted on the website
Reporter TV MD replied to police notice that he was unable to appear before the investigators due to some inconvenience and sought more time, according to his lawyer
The government had earlier informed the Kerala High Court that the Waqf Board needs to be reconstituted.
IUML Malappuram district secretary P. Abdul Hameed describes the incident as a ‘spelling mistake’ rather than a serious lapse; the party has, however, reportedly asked Shaji not to make further comments that could prolong the controversy
Kerala student asks for free ticket, bus conductor questions her gender; case filed
Ramesh Chennithala calls for collective action to keep drug mafia away. Second phase to focus on strengthening public participation through local bodies to prevent drug use and its spread
Official sources say the Vigilance has already recorded the statements of two contractors who allegedly received the leaked details; the tender process was cancelled after the alleged leak came to light
Kerala Left Politics, Minority Outfits, Sabarimala Row & BJP Southern Growth
Keralam govt forwards proposals by various film bodies to departments concerned ahead of finalising draft industry policy for Malayalam cinema
The total length of the NH 744 connecting Kadambattukonam to Madurai spans 201 km. Construction on the 71-km Madurai–Rajapalayam section has already been completed.
The accused deceived applicants by promising them driving licenses without requiring them to attend driving tests, bypassing standard legal procedures
Operation Thelima is a special initiative launched in response to widespread complaints over the repeated use of recycled cooking oil in local eateries
Sunny Joseph says he does not want to make public comments on matters concerning internal functioning of the party
Thangal says UDF meeting on July 31 had decided to settle questions concerning political appointments and that regular bilateral talks between alliance partners inform government’s decisions
Children should not suffer if father’s name was wrongly entered in the records, says the High Court
Court directs that a Deputy Collector be appointed to ensure better coordination and resolve complaints of devotees
The SNDP Yogam general secretary says those who previously demanded a change in former Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan’s demeanour now resorts to arrogant and disrespectful language
The drive was accompanied by awareness programmes aimed at promoting responsible waste management among the public. Special grama sabhas, competitions for school students and other awareness activities were also organised as part of the campaign.
The SFI specifically demanded action against two officers of the Cantonment police station, alleging that they had acted with political bias and used excessive force against SFI activists
Janeesh alleges a coordinated political conspiracy behind the recent violence at a Youth Congress rally in Thiruvananthapuram, and reveals that his official vehicle was ambushed nearly 10 times across Kannur and Kasaragod districts
No medicine shortage in govt hospitals, says Keralam Health minister
Commission seeks reports from education, police and child protection officials after roof collapse injures students and parents in Thrissur
He describes such reports as ‘media creation’ and maintains that adequate stocks are available in government hospitals
CPI(M) to hold inquiry into ₹10 lakh bribe allegation against Thiruvananthapuram councillor
The KSEB is installing 3 lakh smart meters under Phase-1 of the Smart Metering Project.
The supplementary demands for grants for the 2026-27 Revised Budget will be tabled on October 15.
The change follows the announcement made in the Governor’s policy address for 2026 regarding the repositioning of the department in line with the State’s technology vision
The allegations arose at the time following the death by suicide of Malaysian civil engineer Lee See Been, who was associated with the project
Keralam edition of IAF's outreach event SIM 2026 held in Thiruvananthapuram
The proposed academy would be a centre for learning calligraphy and preserving the sanctity of the art form
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 Keralam’s solar power capacity
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.
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
The decision comes in the wake of concerns raised by civic representatives at the Ernakulam District Panchayat council meeting last week.
Kalpetta and Sultan Bathery accounted for 12 tonnes each, while five tonnes were collected from Mananthavady and two tonnes from Panamaram
Also aims to strengthen Keralam’s animation, visual effects, gaming, comics and extended reality (AVGC-XR) ecosystem
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
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
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.
Principal Bench of tribunal in New Delhi had earlier asked the authorities to set up a single, centralised ring-fenced account at the State level to deposit the funds earmarked as ‘environmental compensation’ for improper waste management
SIT reportedly finds serious violations of procedures and recommends action against Abdurahiman under Prevention of Corruption Act
He calls it ‘politically motivated and intended to wreck the bank’, while a plea is pending before Co-operative Audit Director to review audited figures
Mehboob, however, admitted that a section of voters from those communities, who had earlier supported the Left, could have voted against it
BJP MLA B.B. Gopakumar says the delayed action against Gyanesh Kumar ‘raises suspicion’
Minister directs officials to speed up ongoing drinking water projects in Palakkad district amid a sharp fall in rainfall this year
Shibu Baby John blames Forest department’s earlier proposal to establish 301 Colony human settlement as root cause of issue; former Munnar DFO denies charges
Thunderstorms are likely across most parts of the State over the next few days, accompanied by rumbling skies.
Thampu also seeks monthly nutrition kits and pension for people with sickle cell anaemia, timely assistance under the Janani Janma Raksha Yojana, and an increase in employment days under the Tribal Plus scheme to 150
The VB-G RAM G worker was walking to her worksite when she came under elephant attack. Local people stage protest, following which authorities decide to drive the elephant back to the forest
Kerala minister warns of crackdown on illegal spas amid Kochi gang rape case
CPI(M) sytates its opposition to plans to convert Cardamom Hill Reserve areas into forest land, revive forest corridors for elephants, and a government order restricting plantation work from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m.
The establishment manufactures fried snacks and supplies them to hotels, bakeries, and cool bars in the city and surrounding areas
Searches conducted at Urban Co-operative Society, Angamaly; Thennala Service Co-operative Bank; and Kuttanellur Co-operative Bank in connection with alleged fraud involving ₹550 crore
With changing social patterns, elderly care has become a matter of serious concern for a large number of families in Keralam and hence, support of caregivers has become inevitable. Though in high demand, caregivers often face exploitation. Mithosh Joseph talks to stakeholders to understand their concerns
Kerala High Court sets October 14 deadline for Nilambur-Nanjangud DPR
A Division Bench was considering two reports by Sabarimala Special Commissioner R. Jayakrishnan. The reports concerned waste management in Erumely during ‘maasa puja’ and festival seasons and the repair of KWA’s main booster stations at Neelimala and Appachimedu
The court questioned Kerala’s claim that it had taken the elephant's custody after the June 9 order, asking why the fact had not been disclosed in its affidavit
The functioning of the 150-tonne Compressed Biogas plant at Brahmapuram remains a bone of contention between the Kochi Corporation and BPCL-KR, the plant operator, more than seven months after it was commissioned
As per the approved schedule, two Bills — Kerala Court Fees and Suits Valuation (Amendment) Bill, 2026, and Madras Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments (Amendment) Bill, 2026 — will be considered during the session
Adivasi-Dalit outfits call Congress-led UDF government to replace existing committee studying ‘Land Reforms 2.0’ with broader commission to formulate a comprehensive land reform policy
At c0c0n-2026, the annual cybersecurity conference, the Home Minister also announced plans to revitalise Cyberdome, the Kerala Police’s public-private partnership initiative for cybersecurity.
The transit route currently operates eight diesel buses alongside three new CNG buses. PTR plans to eventually replace the entire transit fleet to reduce pollution.
The government is seeking to get the Bill returned to the House under the conditions set in Article 201 of the Constitution which deals with Bills reserved for consideration of the President
The Bill contains provisions to assist the elderly in an era of demographic changes, says CHief Minister V.D. Satheesan.
The project will be implemented in collaboration with six local self-government institutions in the constituency
Kerala HC warns of livestock market shutdown over missing district panels
The commission has sought details from the Parassala Station House Officer and the district child protection officer following media reports that the child was beaten up after she deleted WhatsApp from her mother’s phone
Satheesan inaugurates the work on the new fishing harbour at Vizhinjam here on Friday
Satheesan announces the government’s second ‘mission’ christened ‘Janasparsham’ -- a ‘File Adalat’ lasting from October 15 to December 31 to dispose of pending files
The machines were exhibited at c0c0n 2026, an annual cybersecurity conference held in Kochi
Supreme Court lawyer Kaleeswaram Raj said the move went against the spirit of the RTI Act, which does not prescribe any ceiling on the number of applications that can be filed
The initiative comes amid growing concerns over the deaths of captive elephants in Kerala
Poor handling practices have also been found to increase the risk of contamination by bacteria such as E. coli and Salmonella, which can cause serious illnes
Kerala to file FIR in CMRL case against Pinarayi Vijayan after HC order
Studies conducted by French firm SUEZ to assess the condition of Kerala Water Authority (KWA) pipelines have found significant deterioration in pipelines in several localities
Lottery receipts, it said, should be “regarded as a volatile stream to be diversified away from, not as a stable component of own revenue on which expenditure commitments can rest”
Senior Citizens Friends’ Welfare Association says if the decision was not withdrawn, all welfare services provided by the KSSM will come to a halt
Re-evaluation of examination for post of Chief (Industry and Infrastructure Division) has led to a major reshuffle in the original rank list
The initiative aims to scientifically assess the problems faced by vulnerable sections through systematic data collection and formulate effective development projects based on their specific needs.
The project will be implemented in 101 wards, with five wards, Palayam, Fort, Kannammoola, Thycaud, and Perunthanni, chosen for the first phase
The committee will 'study the technical and financial feasibility of establishing desalination plants in the coastal regions of Keralam and to submit appropriate recommendations to government.'
The alleged gang rape took place on October 2, 2026, at a lodge in the city
C0c0n-2026, the cybersecurity summit concludes in Keralam’s Kochi
He says meeting will be held at Sathyan Memorial Hall at 5 p.m. on Monday to form a ‘Thiruvananthapuram zoo protection committee’
New session begins against the backdrop of protests in Delhi seeking removal of CEC Gyanesh Kumar and the Kerala High Court order on registering an FIR against Leader of the Opposition Pinarayi Vijayan in the CMRL-Exalogic pay-off case
BJP will not rule Kerala: CM Satheesan says state too secular for saffron party
K.K. Surendran, a teacher tortured in custody after his arrest during the 2003 Muthanga land agitation, will receive the compensation after a 23-year legal battle
Thirty of the 105 e-autos run by the Ernakulam Jilla Autorickshaw Drivers Cooperative Society have been idle for a year, with the society moving the High Court over the stalled subsidy
Video of a student, who was made to apologise during a school assembly at Valamangalam Higher Secondary School in Cherthala, has been circulating on social media.
Funded through the Central Finance Commission and the National Health Mission, these initiatives are designed to strengthen public health infrastructure and expand access to quality medical services
The programme brought together faculty members, entrepreneurship experts, and key stakeholders to discuss business prospects and ways to promote agripreneurship
Devaswoms Minister K. Muraleedharan says TDB president K. Jayakumar has told him that all arrangements have been made to ensure an adequate supply of aravana
The Home Minister’s remarks come in the wake of the Keralam Police launching, earlier this week, a special task force, ‘Speak Up’, to tackle domestic violence and provide survivors with legal, counselling and livelihood support.
Food Safety squads and local health authorities are closely monitoring fish markets and storage and transportation practices amid allegations that poor-quality consignments brought from other States are entering the local market
Session is expected to witness stormy confrontation between the ruling Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) and the Opposition Left Democratic Front (LDF).
Kerala Assembly refers no-refund court fees amendment to Subject Committee
Responding to “widespread non-availability” of food kits to people under the extremely poor category, the Minister said the government would examine if food essentials could be supplied to them through kits or other alternative ways
He said leave surrender had also been allowed till May 31.
Minister says the government has made sure that the new scheme is implemented in all gram panchayats in the State
The average demand for Aravana during monthly pujas in Sabarimala is around 70,000 tins a day. Demand is expected to be higher during the Thulamasa puja, which falls about a month before the annual Mandalam-Makaravilakku pilgrimage season, says a TDB official
The board will also intensify waste management and increase the capacity for spot booking for Sabarimala darshan from Erumely, says TDB chief
Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan says that the directorate is aiming to increase the series of its weekly lotteries from 12 to 15 and increase the sale by 27 lakh tickets
An expert team led by the Principal Secretary (Health) will investigate
The Bill that will be tabled in the Assembly on October 13 also aims at promoting active ageing, regulation of senior citizen care centres, and capacity-building for family and caregivers
Engineers suspended for failing to complete the construction of the Kunnathur Mini Civil Station in Thiruvananthapuram within the stipulated time frame
Organised through the Kannur Corporation and KSRTC’s Budget Tourism Cell, the service will operate for 10 days, allowing residents and tourists to enjoy colourful illuminations and festival decorations in the city. Its continuation will depend on public response.
The stretch covering areas including Athani Junction and Airport Junction has come under heightened surveillance following the car-two-wheeler collision that claimed the lives of three youths on October 11.
A devastating accident on Airport Road led to the arrest of four college students after their Mini Cooper collided with a scooter, resulting in the death of three people. Evidence suggests that the driver was under the influence at the time of the incident. The excise department is now looking into bars that supplied alcohol to the group, raising significant concerns over irresponsible drinking and driving.
Keralam to amend laws to speed up industrial approvals
Greens claim up to 20,000 trees may be cut for installing solar fence in the area. Supreme Court-constituted Central Empowered Committee earlier directed Keralam Forest department and VACB to jointly submit their response
Survey to identify unused and illegally installed public taps. Corporation to take steps to geo-tag and meter those currently in use
Keralam to act tough against bars serving liquor to people below 23
They seek measures to protect the private bus industry in the wake of the State government’s Priyadarshini free travel scheme
The road will provide fisherfolk from Kollam, Arayankavu, and Gurukulam beach with direct access to Koyilandy harbour without having to use the national highway. The bridges were constructed at a cost of ₹1.16 crore using funds from the Harbour Engineering department.
Corporation had decided to hand over details of repeat RTI applicants to the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau for a probe into their financial backgrounds; SIC meeting on Wednesday to discuss the issue after taking suo motu notice of the developments; Commission sources say the RTI Act does not prescribe a limit on the number of applications a person can file
DC Committee had directed AWHO to take possession of the apartments from owners before demolition; AWHO claims the towers and apartments are no longer under its ownership or possession
It has been organising food festivals featuring dishes made using millets, tubers, and various kinds of leaves in wards and panchayats for the past month
Order highlight that sudden fluctuations in wind speed and direction could cause balloons to drift off course and strike power lines, posing severe risks including electrocution and fire accidents.
Though the sanctioned permanent staff strength of doctors is 14, only eight are on the rolls, and one of them has been sent on a working arrangement basis to the Government MCH, Wayanad
Heads of grama panchayats say they have to wait for long periods for shooters to become available to address farmers’ grievances, while a shortage of funds to meet the expenses of empanelled shooters adds to the difficulties faced by local bodies
The unit will initially produce around 1.5 lakh tins a day, with output expected to rise to around 3.5 lakh tins daily after October 20. At full capacity, the plant can produce between 3.25 lakh and 3.65 lakh tins a day, TDB said.
Satheesan says the amendment will establish a centralised decision-making mechanism for the maritime sector
The terms of reference of the panel included recommending measures for restructuring KIIFB, redeploying its institutional capacities within the government, and laying out future courses of action regarding subsidiary or spin-off entities established by KIIFB
The court reiterated its order in another PIL filed by former MP T.N. Prathapan challenging the same toll collection
GCoM brings together more than 14,000 cities and local governments from 150 countries across six continents, representing over 1.2 billion people worldwide
Commission says the reported move could deter people from seeking information under the RTI Act; Kochi Corporation had decided to refer details of frequent RTI applicants to the Vigilance for a probe into their financial backgrounds; SIC to seek a copy of the Corporation’s resolution, if any, and decide on the issue after receiving its response
The team entrusted with implementing ‘Land Reforms 2.0’ is focussed on examining the legality of converting plantations into multi-crop land, determining the extent of landholdings, and easing land acquisition for public projects; it has not been mandated to address the pressing concerns of the landless, says forum
Forest Minister and Revenue Minister explain govt stand after LDF moves adjournment motion to discuss hardships faced by farmers and other residents on account of September 23 order by Idukki Collector
Report tabled in Assembly says Kerala Infrastructure Investment Fund Board’s functioning has 'significant detrimental impact on future fiscal trajectory of the State’
The Collector had ordered suspension of building construction in a private school compound after earth removal by school led to collapse of a stretch of road in front of the flats
The UDF’s invite to both for a Sabarimala review meeting in Pampa signals a shift toward including devotees’ groups previously excluded from pilgrim welfare consultations amid preparations for the Mandala-Makaravilakku season.
State government’s revised Ecologically Sensitive Area proposal covers an area of 8,590.69 sq km in 98 revenue villages. Centre urged to issue final notification on ESA in the Western Ghats only after considering the proposal submitted by the State govt. so as to safeguard the interests of the people of the State
Projects implemented through KIIFB would take at least 30 years to complete if funded entirely through regular budgetary allocations, says former Finance Minister
Ruling UDF supports the resolution passed by CPI MLA K. Rajan, while two BJP MLAs oppose it
Over 200 acres each have been identified in Vettilappara Grama Panchayat in Thrissur and Cheemeni Grama Panchayat in Kasaragod
After tabling the report of the expert committee headed by former Planning Commission Member-Secretary Sudha Pillai in the Assembly, he says government will examine the report and consider ordering an investigation, adding that the transactions of the KIIFB, which the previous LDF government used as a special purpose vehicle to finance major infrastructure projects, had resulted in “huge losses” for the government
Land acquisition notification issued in 2017, but process yet to begin; affected residents reject rehabilitation package, demand original package or ₹15 lakh; proposed acquisition of 99.3235 hectares in Keezhallur under review over site’s unsuitability for runway expansion
Construction will begin after the land required for the project is transferred from the Forest department and the necessary clearances are obtained
Court seeks details of vehicles travelling at speeds exceeding 150 kmph and follow-up action taken; government asked to specify time needed to introduce a centralised monitoring system
An expert committee report has exposed serious irregularities in KIIFB.
Traffic restrictions will be in place in Kozhikode city from 4 p.m. on Friday. The restrictions will cover the route from Ramanattukara-Airport Road junction through Thondayad, Arayidathupalam, Mavoor Road, Mananchira, Palayam, and Pushpa Junction to Chalappuram
At the centre of the discontent are allegations that Assembly seats were allocated on financial considerations, senior leaders were denied their due, and key decisions were taken without adequately consulting sections of the party
Forest department recently dismantled illegal fences that had obstructed traditional elephant passages, acting on a directive issued by the Idukki District Collector; the tusker had remained confined to an area for the past 18 months because of the obstruction
The department has sought the restriction for a period of six months, during which the firms would be required to procure medicines through authorised medical depots within Keralam
Shrinking Central allocation and rising prices have left Keralam’s traditional fishers and ration-card holders struggling to secure adequate supplies of kerosene. Sarath Babu George examines the challenges of sustaining livelihoods and the hurdles in transitioning to cleaner fuels
Residents seek pillar-supported structure citing drainage disruption and growing vulnerability to waterlogging
Kannur is the home district of former Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan.
Palakkad mob lynching: Chennithala condemns killing, 7 arrested
In a reply during Question Hour, Dairy Development and Animal Husbandry Minister says all files related to purported scam have been handed over to Vigilance
Holiday will apply to all government and quasi-government offices, public sector undertakings, institutions covered under the Negotiable Instruments Act and all educational institutions
Responding to a calling attention motion on crisis facing private bus sector, Minister says KSRTC and private bus operators can function in a complementary manner to improve public transport rather than be seen as forces working at cross purposes
He says several universities lack permanent V-Cs and that the State is seeking a lasting solution while condemning any attempts at communalisation or ideological polarization in university governance.
A mere 0.18% of KIIFB’s approved outlay and 0.21% of the amount released were allocated to projects exclusively for SC/ST development, says panel.
C.P. John allays concerns raised by the Leader of the Opposition Pinarayi Vijayan, says Corporations and municipalities with robust revenue bases than grama panchayats can contribute voluntarily to improve local KSRTC depots if they considered it necessary.
They demand that free travel scheme for women be extended to private buses as well, and that the government reimburse bus operators for their ticket fares.
At Peechaniparamba near Angadipuram on Sunday afternoon, Manjalamkuzhi Ali, MLA, gave the renovated Thiruthilkulam pond an unexpected opening by pushing local ward member Shabeer Manjambra into the water. Soon, residents and children joined the elected representatives in the water, turning the formal function into an impromptu swimming session.
The committee has been directed to submit a report to the government within a maximum of six weeks, after direct consultations with relevant stakeholders
Sabarimala ghee supply row: Milk producers' union suffers Rs 75.5 lakh loss
Panel report says this amounts to serious violation of Rules of Business of the State
The union points out that delays raise suspicions of a planned attempt by vested interests to tarnish government’s image. They notes that decisions causing massive financial impacts such as shutting down current revenue sources while dramatically increasing unnecessary expenses are currently being executed by the board
The university’s six-week programme covers canine behaviour, obedience, safe handling and animal welfare laws; it also aims to address the shortage of qualified trainers and reduce pet abandonment linked to behavioural problems
The project has the potential to integrate the waterway with other main lakes and rivers in the State as part of the Mission Samudra project, Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan .
Minister Roji M. John says a proposal to establish a campus of the United Nations University in the State is under the government’s consideration.
Kozhikode Corporation Council had approved the resolution at its meeting on July 15, 2025, but failed to communicate the decision to the State government, whose approval is necessary as the building is not considered dilapidated
Residents have sought title deeds, having been allowed occupancy on the Greater Cochin Development Authority land; technical committee found that the contractor had failed to complete the construction work as per the contract, says Minister
Petitioner K.M. Shajahan alleges irregularities in the appointments during the previous government’s term; government is re-examining the Cabinet decision to appoint the two bodybuilders, court told
M. Vincent was elected secretary, and T.J. Vinod was elected treasurer
Justice Devan Ramachandran asks why taxpayers’ money should be spent on rectification of the apartments; District Collector says IIT Madras study found building not unsafe but in need of immediate rectification; amicus curiae flags leakage, septic tank overflow, corrosion and inadequate clearance from a 110 kV power line
CPI(M) leader alleges that the UDF government, led by Chief Minister V. D. Satheesan, is aligning with the ED, which is handling the case with clear political motives
Officials said Vijayan has been asked to depose before the ED office in Kochi on October 23.
The BJP and Yuva Morcha organised the march over alleged irregularities in the Kerala Public Service Commission, including delays in recruitment to government jobs
Two men reportedly running several spas arrested in alleged gang rape case; at least two others reportedly absconding; officials flag concerns over recruitment practices at wellness centres and alleged abuse of women employees; police to examine whether spas are being run with the required permissions and licences
A Division Bench of the anti-corruption body consisting of Lok Ayuktha N. Anilkumar and Upa Lok Ayuktha Ashok Menon sought the details on a petition filed by social activist K. M. Shajahan
Tourists displaying heightened awareness of and responsiveness to real-time updates on costs, safety, and climatic conditions is adding to the challenges for States such as Keralam
The inspection followed a complaint by a resident about the increasing snail infestation in the area
According to FIR, the DYFI man, during a march to District Collectorate, allegedly accused the sole woman public representative from Alappuzha district of intervening to help the accused in the case
Panel issues notices seeking reports from Greater Cochin Development Authority, Kochi Corporation, Local Self-Government Department, Life Mission and District Collector
All members of board headed by K.S. Hamza replaced. Nine members have been appointed to reconstituted board
Ex-Health Minister recalls ‘harassment’ after Muraleedharan’s remarks
Kerala reconstitutes Waqf Board, names IUML leader Mayin Haji chairman
In its report tabled in Assembly, panel has strongly criticised Kerala Infrastructure Investment Fund Board, saying there is 'no case' for continuing it as a fund-raising and project-financing body. The report, which cited fiscal burden on Keralam and constitutional deviations, has triggered a political flashpoint between ruling UDF and Opposition LDF even the CM says the govt is considering a probe into irregularities flagged
Seventeen elephants brought from different parts of the State undergo first round of screening in a first-of-its-kind initiative that checks sugar, cholesterol, kidney and liver function. Rising instances of elephants collapsing and dying have raised concern in the State
Minister for Welfare of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Backward Classes announces allocation in Assembly in response to submission by Nilambur MLA Aryadan Shoukath. Each family to receive ₹6 lakh for house construction
Records show Adani Vizhinjam Port Private Limited had informed the State in advance of its plan to divest 49% stake in the port company. Replying to an unstarred question in Assembly, Chief Minister V. D. Satheesan himself revealed this
Home Minister critical of media reports alleging political interference aimed at protecting the accused
The municipality has installed a 12-foot Spider-Man-like sculpture, crafted entirely from plastic bottles and other recyclable materials collected from bottle booths, in front its office
Forest department had removed wire ropes and solar electric fencing from plantations in the Panthadikkalam and Choondal areas in Idukki to facilitate free movement of wild elephants. However, landowners re-erected the barriers within days
‘Students for Streeties’ urged that animal pounds should be used as temporary facilities for sterilisation, vaccination and post-operative recovery rather than as permanent holding centres
The panchayat rolls out a comprehensive plan combining shelters, feeding stations, vaccination, sterilisation and adoption to create a humane, science-based dog management system
Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan reviews preparations for the annual pilgrimage season at Pampa, says steps will be initiated after the current season to improve crowd management and facilities at the hill temple
Keralam’s special representative in Delhi says the previous Left Democratic Front (LDF) government stumbled in securing the State’s rightful funds from the Union government
The bridge, which is 800 metres long, has been built at a cost of ₹98.09 crore
Guest lecturers and teachers from other universities and self-financing colleges were accommodated in the boards despite the availability of experienced faculty members in affiliated colleges, the organisations allege
P.A. Ahammed Shareef was chosen at a senate meeting of the university held on the main campus
The offences detected included driving without a licence, evasion of road tax, non-payment of insurance, and illegal vehicle modifications, according to the RTO (Enforcement), Ernakulam.
Kerala High Court refuses stay on Waqf Board reconstitution under Mayin Haji
Court holds that the State government has the authority to cancel appointments made to the previous board. Petition by K.S. Hamza, former board chairperson, says government order is violative of an earlier High Court directive to fill vacancies on the previous board
Along with water charges, tanker operators have to pay administrative fees, and the increased cost is affecting drinking water supply through tankers, says Panampilly Nagar councillor Antony Painuthara. Health standing committee chairperson Seena Gokulan demands that the charges be rolled back.
State government has given approval to establish the facility at Government Engineering College, Idukki. The centre aims to leverage innovative technology to revive a sector grappling with multiple crises
Academy to hold consultations with experts on the possibility of establishing a folklore university in the State
AWHO ignored the Collector’s notice to begin the takeover on October 12 and filed a writ petition before the Kerala High Court challenging the Collector’s order
The project aims to identify children up to 12 years of age who are suffering from malnutrition in Scheduled Tribe areas in the district through medical examinations and provide them with vitamin supplements and food kits
The project was put on hold due to concerns about clarity of financial gains for the varsity and the long-term transfer of the six-acre land to a private entity
Affidavit filed by Board members says that the vacancy of two members is not sufficient reason to invalidate the Board
Drivers allegedly disconnect fare meters and demand arbitrary fares from passengers; night surcharge reportedly levied after 9 p.m., though rules permit it only from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.
Samastha AP faction slams Keralam govt over Waqf Board reconstitution
Kerala govt questions horti wine sales in bakeries, seeks report on excise approval
TIAL said the flight services would be suspended from 4 pm to 9 pm on October 20.
An anganwadi, a health centre, a market, public toilets and internal roads are expected to be ready by the end of the year
Deaths have renewed concerns over the safety of fishing boat workers, particularly those required to enter confined storage compartments
Clear ₹9.73 cr of pending victim compensation dues in 5 weeks: Kerala HC to govt
Kerala HC orders Rs 9.73 crore victim compensation release within five weeks
Proposed infrastructure in Munnar’s natural feeding grounds could disrupt access to forage and water, heightening human–elephant conflict; conservationists seek immediate halt and independent ecological assessment; KLDB maintains its plan comply with responsible tourism and does not disturb topography
Kerala CM V.D. Satheesan flagged the “unconsulted” order as Excise Minister M. Liju revoked the licence, while the CPI(M)’s M.B. Rajesh called the government’s reversal “a political stunt”
This modern facility marks the sixth exclusive Aadhaar Seva Kendra to be established in Keralam
Opposition leader Pinarayi Vijayan has written to Health Minister K. Muraleedharan urging him to address the concerns related to the efficacy of the new medicine
The court also directed the secretaries of the respective District Legal Services Authorities to collect all required documents from victims while their cases were pending before the court to avoid delays in processing and disbursing compensation
Panchayat’s drive for complete water literacy has equipped nearly 1,500 people with swimming skills and confidence over a decade
CPI(M) is playing a significant role in national politics by uniting democratic and secular forces against what it describes as the RSS agenda pursued by the BJP led Union government, said Pinarayi Vijayan
Officials attribute the chaos to ongoing road works along the Nilackal-Pampa stretch and an inadequate number of KSRTC buses to handle the pilgrim rush
The Director, Agriculture, will serve as the AgriStack Commissioner in the four-level AgriStack Commissionerate.
State-level JOTA-JOTI 2026 concludes in Thrissur; thousands of students connect with Scouts across India and abroad through amateur radio and the Internet
The inauguration, however, witnessed dramatic scenes, with Public Works department (PWD) Minister P.K. Basheer and former CPI(M) MP A.M. Ariff sparring over credit for the project, while former Vaikom MLA C.K. Asha left the venue in protest after not being given an opportunity to speak before the Chief Minister and other Ministers left the dais
District president K.V. Siddique Faizy said the exclusion two Samastha Kerala Jamiyyathul Ulama groups was unfair, given the role of the two organisations in protecting Waqf properties and running religious and educational institutions in Keralam
Keralam to crack down on illegal spas after sexual assault, fraud complaints
Tender awarded for ₹9.23 crore; the first phase will have dedicated bus bays, with provision for future vertical expansion; the new terminal is expected to address the long-standing problem of waterlogging at the existing bus stand
The ‘horti-wine’ was designed primarily to boost earnings of farmers growing fruits, particularly pineapple, mango, banana and jackfruit.
Measures are part of the Kerala State Electricity Regulatory Commission’s KSERC (Multi-Year Tariff) Regulations, 2026, which will take effect from April 1, 2027
New govt will have its own policies: Keralam Assembly Speaker on KIIFB issue
Kerala HC judge calls for obstacle-free spaces for visually impaired