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Indian-origin UK nurse wins $250,000 Global Nursing Award for boosting organ donation among South Asians

In a remarkable achievement, Indian-origin nurse Agimol Pradeep has clinched the Aster Guardians Global Nursing Award 2026, celebrated for her impactful advocacy in organ and stem-cell donation. The $250,000 award will see half allocated to Upahaar's efforts in expanding organ donation initiatives. This recognition not only emphasizes the vital contributions…

The Times of India · Sep 15

How to Monsoon-Proof Your Indian Home Before Leaks, Seepage, and Mold Take Over

Start at the Roof, Every Leak Begins ThereThe terrace is the first place water finds a way in, and the last place most homeowners inspect. For flat RCC roofs common across Indian cities, the waterproofing coat, usually a bituminous membrane or a crystalline compound, has a functional life of three…

Times Life · Sep 15

Bank of India ordered to pay Rs 15,000 to Kerala man after delay in releasing deceased wife's savings

A Kerala consumer commission ordered Bank of India to pay compensation. The bank delayed releasing a deceased woman's savings to her elderly husband. This delay caused significant hardship and mental agony for the complainant. The commission found deficiency in service and unfair trade practices by the bank. The bank must…

The Economic Times · Sep 13

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TNR in Indian Neighbourhoods: How Trap, Neuter and Return Actually Shrinks Stray Cat Colony Numbers

Why removing cats from a colony does not reduce the colonyA stray cat removed from a territory leaves a resource vacuum. Other cats move in within days, sometimes from adjacent streets, sometimes from the same litter born weeks earlier. This is called the vacuum effect, and it is the reason…

Times Life · Sep 13

1980s AI photo trend: 10+ prompts to turn your photos into vintage Kerala hero and heroine images from old Malayalam movies

1980s AI photo ChatGPT prompt: A new AI photo trend lets users turn their everyday pictures into vintage 1980s Malayalam movie style portraits, recreating the hero and heroine look of old Kerala cinema through detailed text prompts covering clothing, lighting and film grain, with more than 10 prompt ideas to…

The Economic Times · Sep 12

CIAL deploys robotic assistance for passenger convenience and travel ease

Cochin International Airport has introduced a passenger assistance robot service. This robot offers directions and real-time flight information to travelers. It also showcases Kerala's rich cultural heritage and local artworks. Future plans include deploying more robots in check-in areas and for deliveries. Pune-based Kinetics Robotics developed this innovative assistance robot.

The Economic Times · Sep 12

Keralam power crisis: Government, Oppn trade charges over shortage

Kerala's ruling UDF and opposition LDF governments are exchanging accusations regarding the current power shortage. Electricity Minister Sunny Joseph blamed the previous LDF administration for cancelling a long-term power purchase agreement. CPI(M) leader Pinarayi Vijayan rejected these claims, citing legal issues with the original deal. He stated the LDF government…

The Economic Times · Sep 12

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Why Did Vishnu Take the Vaman Avatar? The Hidden Story

What if the most powerful king in the three worlds was defeated not by a great warrior, but by a small Brahmachari asking for only three steps of land? This is the fascinating story behind Lord Vishnu’s Vaman Avatar and King Mahabali. Mahabali was known for his generosity, truthfulness and…

MyLifeXP · Sep 12

Why Every Ayyappa Devotee Becomes Swami: The Equality Sabarimala Pilgrimage Demands

The name you didn't chooseThe first time a stranger calls you Swami, something small shifts. You are standing at a tea stall near Erumeli, still adjusting to the weight of the mala around your neck, and the man pouring the tea, older, rougher hands, a different world on any other…

Times Life · Sep 12

ChatGPT 1980s AI photo trend: Top 5 prompts to turn your photos into Kerala-style retro images

1980s ChatGPT trend: A social media trend uses ChatGPT to create 1980s-style photographs. Users are transforming their images into retro portraits with regional cultural influences. One popular version focuses on 1980s Kerala and Malayali culture. Prompts include traditional attire, jewellery, and home settings from the era. These AI-generated images capture…

The Economic Times · Sep 11

Customer books Bali tour but it gets cancelled due to Covid; after pandemic, travel agency keeps rescheduling it, court awards him Rs 1.12 lakh payout

A Kerala consumer commission ordered a travel agency to refund Rs 82,500. The agency failed to conduct a Bali tour or return the money for years. It also awarded Rs 25,000 for mental agony and Rs 5,000 for costs. The commission found deficiency in service and unfair trade practice by…

The Economic Times · Sep 10

Kerala man buys Rs 22,000 Samsung phone that stops working in 2 months; service centre seeks Rs 10,000 despite warranty, court orders Rs 37,499 payout rejecting liquid damage blame

Samsung compensation news: A Kerala consumer commission ordered Samsung to refund a customer Rs 22,499 for a faulty mobile phone. The phone stopped working within two months of purchase and lacked effective warranty service. Samsung failed to provide evidence for liquid damage claims excluding warranty coverage. The commission awarded additional…

The Economic Times · Sep 10

The Employment Paradox: Why skilling one crore in AI will not create one crore jobs

India has spent four decades proving that education does not, by itself, create work. Kerala is the evidence. We are now about to test whether training does, and the answer will be decided not by the mission but by whether anyone has built the job at the end of it.

The Economic Times · Sep 9

Man refused to marry after turning 30, later joined a matrimonial site, but interested matches said they were already married; company ordered to pay him Rs 9000

A Kerala man who paid ₹5,800 for a 90-day M4 Marry.com subscription after struggling to find a marriage match had his account blocked before the service ended. The Kasaragod consumer commission found the termination was done without proper enquiry and ordered the company to refund ₹4,000 and pay ₹5,000 in…

The Economic Times · Sep 9

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Newslaundry · Sep 7

South Central 91: CM Vijay’s PM dream | Samastha cannot dictate to Muslim women

Should women be confined to their homes? Kerala’s latest controversy over a Muslim religious leader’s remarks has sparked a wider debate on patriarchy, women’s agency and reform within religious communities.

The Economic Times · Sep 7

Who is Athira Suresh, the NIT Calicut grad who left ExxonMobil for the Indian Army?

Lieutenant Athira Suresh from Kozhikode, Kerala, was commissioned into the Indian Army on September 5, 2026, after leaving her job as a Project Controls Engineer at ExxonMobil. A Civil Engineering graduate from NIT Calicut, she joins a family with three generations of military service. She trained at OTA Gaya's SSC…

Times Life · Sep 6

Regional Saree Drapes Beyond the Nivi Style and What Each One Was Designed to Let You Do

The Maharashtrian Kashtha: Built for Ground-Level WorkThe Kashtha, also called the nauvari because it runs nine yards, is pulled between the legs and tucked at the back, creating a dhoti-like silhouette. Women in Maharashtra who wore this drape were working, in fields, in kitchens with low chulhas, at grinding stones.…

The Economic Times · Sep 4

KSRTC driver hugs, kisses bus on final day at work; farewell leaves social media emotional

Kerala KSRTC driver Paul Kurian marked his retirement with an emotional farewell to the bus he had driven for years. After completing his final trip, the Kattappana resident hugged and kissed the vehicle, sat behind the wheel once more and later touched its tyres before leaving. Videos of the farewell…

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The Economic Times · Sep 3

Wife accused husband working abroad of cruelty over son’s maintenance; Kerala HC cancelled complaint on this ground

Wife accused husband of not providing basic needs and maintenance for their 16-year-old son while he was working abroad. She had initially filed a complaint with the Judicial Magistrate first class in Changanacherry. The husband won the case in Kerala High Court. Read the article to know how.

Times Life · Sep 2

Why the Indian Pariah Dog Is Genetically Built for Every Climate and Terrain in India

The Oldest Surviving Landrace in AsiaThe Indian Pariah dog is not a stray that lost its home. It is a landrace, a population shaped entirely by its environment over millennia, with no selective breeding by humans. A 2017 study published in PLOS Genetics, which mapped the ancestry of dog populations…

The Economic Times · Sep 1

125 gold bars found at Bengal village woman’s home, 7 kg gold in wax found in Mumbai: DRI seizes 42+ kg foreign-origin gold worth Rs 65 crore in a day

DRI seized over 42kg of gold and 10kg of silver in nationwide operations. Twenty-five people, including five foreign nationals, were arrested during the crackdown. Smuggling networks allegedly used various methods, including body concealment and specially created cavities in vehicles. Major seizures were reported at airports in Mumbai, Kolkata and Kerala,…

Times Life · Sep 1

How Honeybee Swarms Reach Collective Decisions Without a Single Queen Giving Orders

The swarm that has no bossWhen a honeybee colony outgrows its hive, roughly half the bees leave with the old queen in a swarm. They land in a cluster, on a tree branch, a wall, a fence post, and wait. The queen does nothing. She does not scout. She does…

MyLifeXP · Aug 31

7 Beautiful Krishna Traditions India Celebrates Differently

What does Janmashtami look like across India? In one place, thousands cheer as a human pyramid reaches a hanging pot. Somewhere else, tiny Krishna footprints are drawn from the doorway. In Udupi, a colourful procession brings Krishna’s childhood stories to life, while Kerala celebrates the festival as Ashtami Rohini. These…

The Economic Times · Aug 31

14-year-old Kerala girl losing time washing clothes by hand during her Class X exams designed a bicycle-powered washing machine for Rs 2,000 that doesn't need electricity

A 14-year-old girl from Kerala turned a household problem into a simple invention when her Class X exams coincided with her mother’s illness and family laundry fell on her and her twin sister. Remya Jose designed a pedal-powered washing machine for about Rs 2,000 that worked without electricity and later…

Times Life · Aug 31

Why South Indian Skincare Rituals Have Always Been Fundamentally Different From North Indian Beauty

The climate wrote the formula before anyone else didHumidity above 75 percent for eight months of the year changes what a face needs. In coastal Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and coastal Andhra Pradesh, the skin is perpetually primed, pores open, sebum active, the surface already damp before any product touches it.…

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