The Latest Breaking News from Kerala

Medical postgraduate students in Kerala, under the banner of the Kerala Medical Postgraduates’ Association, are striking work for 24 hours on September 29 in protest against the government’s alleged neglect of the long-standing issues raised by medicos, including that of stipend hike.

His soft spot for the ‘rice bowl’ prompted M.S. Swaminathan, a Mankombu native, to take up extensive research in the region and come up ₹1,840-cr. package.

Police in Kannur, Kerala arrested two people for stealing a sandalwood tree and other items from Iriveri. CCTV cameras and 60 chicken eggs were taken. The accused, M. Lijin and K.V. Shruthin, have been involved in similar cases in the district. Cyber cell helped identify and apprehend them.

CPI(M) Ernakulam district secretary C.N. Mohanan denies all allegations and rejects demand for ₹2.5 crore compensation in legal notice from Congress MLA Mathew Kuzhalnadan's law firm. Mohanan claims he only demanded investigation into Kuzhalnadan's false statements and financial irregularities. He denies making any accusations against the law firm. Kuzhalnadan accuses…

Key news developments in Kerala on September 28, Thursday

Efforts to eradicate extreme poverty progressing at a fast pace, says Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan

Ramla Begum, 77, a noted Kathaprasangam and Mappilappattu performer, passed away in Kozhikode. She was the first Muslim woman in Kerala to pursue stage performance as a career. She was associated with Azad Music Troupe since age 7 and married P. Abdul Salam from the same troupe at 18.

Rosie's story shows the success of END project in Kerala, which can help reduce dog bite cases & rabies deaths. Govt must use LSG facilities to tackle stray dog menace & promote pet vaccination & responsible ownership. #END #KVASU #LSG #Vaccination #Rabies #DogBites

Hailing from Palakkad’s art village Vellinezhi, Bhavapriya will be the only student from Kerala to attend the function organised jointly by the Union Ministries of Education and Youth Affairs and Sports in association with the Parliamentary Research and Training Institute for Democracies (PRIDE).