Boating to boost tourism at Peruvannamuzhi
District administration decides to resume boating services at the Peruvannamuzhi reservoir and introduce a new boating service at Thonikadavu. Solar-powered boats to be used to minimise pollution.
Human skull recovered from waste heap in Kozhikode
The skull is believed to be that of a person who died one to two years ago. Forensic and DNA tests will be done to establish the identity of the deceased, say police
Nagenthran calls Rahul Gandhi a part-time politician
BJP leader NainarNagenthran alleged that Rahul Gandhi had ridiculed and mimicked PM Modi repeatedly, and that such behaviour followed a series of electoral setbacks
Kerala University to abandon K-REAP amid examination glitches
Syndicate withdraws FYUGP results and opts to restore university-controlled software; move coincides with Kannur University’s inquiry into complaints over system introduced by previous LDF government
Jan Suraaj Party announces five candidates for upcoming Bihar MLC polls
Elections are to be held for a total of eight constituencies — four graduates’ and teachers’ seats each — terms of which expire in November
Delivery agent killed in accident
A senior official of the Avadi police Commissionerate said V. Dileep, who was a resident of Lakshmi Nagar in Alapakkam near Maduravoyal, was working as a delivery agent for a private online delivery company
Trade unions in Keralam seek government intervention as kerosene crisis continues to hit fishing sector
The workers in the sector say that the recent rise in the price of fuel, coupled with the reduction in supply by the Centre, has affected them badly
Antimicrobial resistance tightens grip on Keralam, say latest report
The data for 2025 released by the Kerala Antimicrobial Resistance Surveillance Network show that State is now confronting AMR at several levels, from highly resistant pathogens in intensive care units to community-acquir…
BRICS condemns EU carbon tax
Calls for a significant increase in international funding to help developing countries adapt to climate change
Brazil, India are building strategic ties for a changing world, says Brazil’s Foreign Minister
On whether BRICS seeks to replace the U.S. dollar, the Brazilian envoy says the possible use of local currencies for settling part of bilateral trade is something many countries already do, and that governments do not te…