The scandal not only raises questions about internal financial controls but also risks inflaming existing factional rivalries and damaging the party's credibility in Kerala
The question of whether the Wayanad disaster was a 'mudslide' or 'landslide' once again raises fundamental questions about the tunnel project's environmental viability
Sukumara Kurup, one of India's most notorious fugitives, has been on the run for over four decades after allegedly murdering a man to fake his own death for an insurance payout
The new venture, Namya, is commercialising this technology to help farmers achieve higher yields and more resilient crops, even in harsh conditions
Regenerative medicine research is bridging the gap between myth and reality, suggesting mammals possess dormant abilities to regrow lost body parts
The story of Malabar Cancer Centre, which turns 25 this year, reflects a larger shift in Kerala’s health care geography
Longevity research has evolved from ancient myths, like Emperor Qin Shi Huang's quest for an elixir, into a multi-billion dollar scientific pursuit driven by tech billionaires and global powers
Adani Ports CEO Aswani Gupta explained the transaction adheres to SEBI regulations and reiterated that the Thiruvananthapuram port will operate as a common-user terminal, unaffected by the partnership
The Government Kerala plans to scrutinise the MSC-Adani Vizhinjam Port deal for public interest, as state is the designated ‘Authority’ under the concession agreement.
The deal, marking the third major collaboration between APSEZ and MSC, signifies the largest foreign private investment in an Indian port to date
P.S. Prashanth, former head of the Travancore Devaswom Board, has been officially named an accused in the Sabarimala gold theft investigation
Indian companies account for nearly one in five projects announced in the emirate in 2025
Kerala's low-alcohol tax proposal has ignited a political controversy, with the Opposition accusing the UDF government of favouritism and corruption
Leader of Opposition Pinarayi Vijayan alleged that the proposal in the state budget to reduce taxes on low-alcohol-content beverages was designed to benefit a Karnataka-based liquor manufacturer
Revised state budget highlights inherited liabilities of ₹87,012 crore and a substantial debt of ₹5.07 lakh crore, with 77% of revenue allocated to committed expenditure
Satheesan pledged to build a "New Kerala" with inclusive growth and sustainable infrastructure development
The vision is to develop Kerala into a "Port State" by linking roads, railways, waterways, industrial zones and greenfield cities into a unified maritime economy
The UDF government is committed to protecting the state's autonomy in determining its school curriculum and addressing education funding issues , said Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan
Kerala Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala said that intelligence gathered so far has provided a broad picture of the routes through which narcotics enter the state, and the next step is to trace these supply chains and strengthen inter-agency coordination
As the ED investigation into Pinarayi Vijayan’s daughter’s company gathers pace, there seems to be confusion within the LDF on how to deal with the case
The administration argues that Lakshadweep's compact geography—comprising 36 islands, of which only 10 are inhabited—makes these vital installations lifelines for the movement of people, goods, medicines, and emergency services, while also placing them in close proximity to residential areas
Notably, questions have been raised over whether the government misled the public by limiting free travel to KSRTC ordinary buses, even though the UDF's poll promise was to provide free travel for women on all KSRTC services
CPI(M) is initiating a comprehensive public outreach programme to gather suggestions and criticisms from supporters and the general public, including those abroad, to bolster its political and ideological standing
Kerala's KSRTC to offer free bus travel for women on ordinary services from June 15. Scheme to be assessed for 100 days, including impact on private operators
Baduanjin, the ancient Chinese exercise system, is a highly efficient and easy-to-learn physical training regimen attributed to General Yue Fei of the 12th-century Song Dynasty
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