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August 08, 2026
Horizon X: Building future-ready law enforcement in the AI age
Future policing is increasingly challenged by criminal networks leveraging advanced technologies like generative AI for hyper-realistic deepfakes and autonomous drones for coordinated physical and digital attacks
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August 07, 2026
'I have freedom to work, LDF members haven't been cooperative': Payyannur MLA
V. Kunhikrishnan, a former CPI(M) leader turned UDF-backed Independent MLA for Payyannur, is facing legal action
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August 05, 2026
Beyond relief: How Kerala's climate resilience model must evolve
Beyond better technology, the state needs a fundamental shift from reactive disaster response to proactive climate resilience
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August 05, 2026
Kerala's biggest gap in predicting hyperlocal weather events: local data
Interview, Dr K.G. Thara, former Director of the Kerala State Disaster Management Centre and a disaster management expert
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August 03, 2026
Are Kerala's dams safe? CM Satheesan reveals water level data amidst floods
The Kerala rain disaster has led to 15 deaths and seven missing persons, with the government setting up 316 relief camps for over 11,000 people
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August 02, 2026
Can one psychedelic experience rewire your brain? New research says yes
A psilocybin study has revealed that a single high dose of the psychedelic compound can cause lasting changes in brain function and connectivity for at least a month
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August 02, 2026
How one ecosystem is fuelling assistive tech startups and changing lives in India
Assistive technology innovation is being championed in India by AssisTech Foundation, an ecosystem that supports startups like NeoMotion in developing life-changing products for persons with disabilities
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July 31, 2026
Does Kerala need a 21-member jumbo PSC?
The SIT probe into recruitment irregularities has intensified scrutiny of the Kerala Public Service Commission (KPSC), focusing on its unusually large size and the substantial salaries of its 21 members
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July 30, 2026
INTERVIEW | ‘AI compute needs to be democratised’: Sneha Roy, co-founder and COO at Murf AI
Murf.AI co-founder views regulatory compliance, such as data residency and governance, as a product capability, not a constraint, and advocates for democratised AI compute access
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July 28, 2026
Pinarayi govt in Kerala escaped party checks; the campaign became personality-driven: CPI(M) admits
CPI(M) Central Committee has officially released its review of the Kerala Assembly election defeat, marking a significant shift by openly acknowledging that a failure in party oversight of the Pinarayi Vijayan government was a key cause
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July 28, 2026
Why Kerala should rethink medical reimbursement privileges given to MLAs and their dependents
The revelation has fueled a debate among experts, who are calling for reforms such as capping benefits or integrating politicians into standard health insurance schemes
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July 25, 2026
How UAE plans to achieve food security by 2051 through precision fermentation
For decades, the UAE has depended heavily on imported food. To reduce that dependence, it is investing in technologies that can strengthen food security, diversify its economy and make food production more sustainable
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July 22, 2026
Non-Muslims in Waqf Board: Satheeshan vs Pinarayi sparks fresh communal debate in Kerala
The controversy stems from the constitution of the Kerala Waqf Board under the UMEED Act, which overhauled the Waqf Act, 1995, through amendments passed in April 2025
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July 21, 2026
Kerala hikes wildlife attack compensation by 50 pc; announces new plan to protect lives
To combat the persistent human-wildlife conflict, the Kerala government has announced a 50 pc increase in compensation for victims
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July 21, 2026
India's debt trap: 82 pc of new government borrowing now pays for old interest
Rajya Sabha MP John Brittas challenges the government's assertion that all borrowings fund new assets
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July 19, 2026
Is it the end of Communism in India?
Communism has not lost all its relevance in India. But unless the political Left revamps, learns from its mistakes and setbacks, and reinvents itself, it risks becoming immaterial
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July 19, 2026
‘There is a historic responsibility to expand Left unity’: M.A. Baby
M.A. Baby, general secretary, CPI(M), discusses electoral tactics, rebuilding the parliamentary Left, and the challenges of governance amid rising communalism and neoliberal policies
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July 17, 2026
‘Dubai is natural partner for Indian startups' global ambitions’
Nader Al Bastaki, Managing Director at Dubai Future District Fund, says Dubai offers a market that is genuinely international in its customer base
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July 16, 2026
How CPI(M)-CPI tussle over Deputy LoP's post is weakening Kerala’s Opposition
LDF’s infighting over the Deputy Leader of Opposition post projects an image of a fractured Opposition, distracting from its duty to hold the government accountable and potentially weakening the Left's political standing in the state
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July 14, 2026
The Ajith Kumar Dilemma: Why delay in acting on the 'rakshapravarthanam case' comes at a political cost
The government has cited legal and procedural technicalities for delaying a decision on the allegations against Ajith Kumar. However, both the decision itself and its timing carry significant political implications
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July 13, 2026
Rajeev Chandrasekhar's leadership tested by BJP Kerala's deepening fund controversy
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
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July 08, 2026
From 'mudslide' to 'landslide': Decoding shift in govt stance over Wayanad tunnel project disaster
The question of whether the Wayanad disaster was a 'mudslide' or 'landslide' once again raises fundamental questions about the tunnel project's environmental viability
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July 07, 2026
Has 40-year hunt for Sukumara Kurup found a new lead? Kerala Police revisits old lead in Chacko murder case
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
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July 06, 2026
How MiZax technology is revolutionising sustainable farming in Saudi Arabia
The new venture, Namya, is commercialising this technology to help farmers achieve higher yields and more resilient crops, even in harsh conditions
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July 05, 2026
From Ravan to reality: Is the myth of regeneration becoming a scientific breakthrough?
Regenerative medicine research is bridging the gap between myth and reality, suggesting mammals possess dormant abilities to regrow lost body parts
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