Kochi: Bringing much-needed relief to thousands of daily passengers, Indian Railways has approved the addition of four extra coaches to key MEMU services in Kerala. The Palakkad–Ernakulam MEMU, which had been operating with just eight coaches despite heavy overcrowding, will now run with 12 coaches from the 23rd of this month. The decision follows persistent Read More…
Author: Sruthi Journalist
Green Signal for 160 kmph Rail Projects in Kerala; Surveys Approved for Seven Corridors
Kerala’s rail network is poised for a major transformation after approval was granted to conduct surveys for seven high-speed rail corridor projects capable of supporting speeds up to 160 km per hour. Covering a total stretch of 849 kilometers, the proposed corridors could significantly enhance connectivity and reduce travel time across the state. Once the Read More…
A Little Angel’s Final Gift: Alin Sherin Abraham Inspires Kerala with Organ Donation
Pathanamthitta: In a story that has moved an entire state, young Alin Sherin Abraham has become a symbol of hope and humanity. Even in death, she gave the gift of life to several children through organ donation. The brave little girl will be laid to rest on Sunday at Nedungadappally St. Thomas Church. Alin had Read More…
Seva Teerth Dedicated to the Nation: A Beacon of Selfless Service and “India First”
New Delhi: In a solemn and inspiring moment rooted in the spirit of Nagrik Devo Bhava, Seva Teerth has been humbly dedicated to the people of India. Built upon the unwavering resolve to serve the nation, the initiative stands as a powerful symbol of duty, compassion, and an unshakeable commitment to the principle of “India Read More…
1,306 Clinics, 444 Small Hospitals Shut in Kerala Over Five Years Despite Rise in Private Hospitals
Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala has witnessed the closure of 1,306 clinics and 444 small hospitals over the past five years, even as the overall number of private hospitals in the state has significantly increased. According to data released by the Indian Medical Association (IMA), the total number of private hospitals rose from 3,677 in 2021 to 5,402 Read More…
Boost to Kerala Rail Network: DPR Survey Cleared for 7 High-Speed Corridors with 160 kmph Potential
The Ministry of Railways has approved surveys for preparing Detailed Project Reports (DPRs) for seven proposed high-speed rail corridors across the state. The proposed corridors are designed with the potential to support train speeds of up to 160 kmph, marking a major step toward modernising Kerala’s rail network. Officials said the DPR surveys will assess Read More…
India Clears Landmark $40 Billion Defence Deal, Rafale Purchase Gets Green Signal Ahead of Macron Visit
New Delhi: In a major boost to its military modernisation drive, India has approved a sweeping $40 billion defence procurement package, including the acquisition of additional Rafale fighter jets. The high-profile clearance comes just ahead of French President Emmanuel Macron’s visit, highlighting the growing strategic partnership between the two countries. The advanced Rafale jets, manufactured Read More…
Kerala on Heat Alert: Authorities Warn of Sunstroke and Rising Fire Risks
Thiruvananthapuram: With temperatures soaring across Kerala, the State Disaster Management Authority has sounded a statewide alert, cautioning the public against the growing threat of sunstroke, dehydration, and fire hazards. Officials warned that the intensifying heat wave could trigger serious health complications and increase the risk of forest fires and urban blazes if preventive steps are Read More…
First Phase of Budget Session Ends; Lok Sabha to Reconvene on March 9
New Delhi: The Lok Sabha was adjourned today, formally bringing the first phase of the Budget Session of Parliament to a close. The House will meet again on March 9 for the second and crucial leg of the session. The opening phase saw intense debates on the Union Budget, with members from across the political Read More…
₹5,000 Windfall for 1.31 Crore Women: Stalin Doubles Monthly Aid to ₹2,000 Under ‘Dravidian Model 2.0’
Chennai: In a sweeping welfare announcement that brought cheer to millions of households, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. K. Stalin credited ₹5,000 directly into the bank accounts of 1.31 crore women beneficiaries across the State today. The surprise financial boost comes under the flagship Kalaignar Magalir Urimai Thogai scheme, which provides monthly assistance to eligible Read More…










