Kochi: Gold prices in the state witnessed a marginal dip on Friday, even as the yellow metal continues to trade above the ₹1.18 lakh mark per sovereign. After gaining over ₹3,000 in the past five days, the price of gold fell by ₹160 per sovereign, bringing it down to ₹1,18,560. On a per gram basis, Read More…
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Puthur Zoological Park to Welcome Visitors from February 28; Kerala’s Largest Wildlife Facility Set for Grand Opening
Thrissur: In a major boost to Kerala’s eco-tourism landscape, Puthur Zoological Park will officially open its gates to the public on February 28, Revenue Minister K. Rajan announced. The inaugural public entry will begin at 8 am in the presence of Forest Minister A. K. Saseendran, other ministers, and public representatives. Spread across multiple naturalistic Read More…
Kerala Health Minister Veena George Injured in Dramatic Clash During KSU Protest at Kannur Station
Kannur: Tensions flared dramatically at the Kannur railway station on Wednesday as Kerala Health Minister Veena George was injured during a protest staged by KSU activists. The confrontation unfolded amid a black flag demonstration, with protesters allegedly breaking through the police cordon and clashing with the minister. The minister sustained injuries to her neck and Read More…
Kerala High Court Raps Centre Over Delay in AIIMS Decision, Calls State’s Demand ‘Serious and Urgent’
Kochi: In a sharp rebuke to the Central government, the Kerala High Court has expressed strong dissatisfaction over the delay in taking a decision on establishing an All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in the state. Making it clear that Kerala’s demand cannot be treated lightly, the court questioned why the proposal continues to Read More…
Kerala Assembly Sees Sharp Decline in Sitting Days; Speaker Highlights Record Bill Passage Rate
Thiruvananthapuram: The Kerala Legislative Assembly has witnessed a significant decline in the number of sitting days in recent years, sparking debate over legislative productivity and democratic functioning. Critics argue that fewer sittings reduce the scope for detailed discussions, scrutiny of government policies, and effective opposition participation. Responding to the concerns, Speaker A. N. Shamseer defended Read More…
Rahul Gandhi to Lay Foundation Stone for Congress’ Houses for Wayanad Landslide Survivors on February 26
Kalpetta: Senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi will lay the foundation stone for houses being constructed for survivors of the Wayanad landslides on February 26. The initiative, undertaken by the Indian National Congress, aims to provide permanent rehabilitation for families affected by the devastating natural disaster in the hill district. Wayanad MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra will Read More…
Kerala Assembly Elections After Vishu? Poll Announcement Likely in Mid-March
Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala is gearing up for a crucial electoral season, with the Assembly elections likely to be held after the Vishu festival in April. The formal announcement is expected in the second week of March, as a delegation from the Election Commission of India is scheduled to visit the state on March 5 to assess Read More…
Gold Prices Accelerate Again; Pavan Inches Closer to ₹1.19 Lakh
Kochi: Gold prices in the state have shifted into high gear once more, edging closer to the ₹1.19 lakh mark per pavan. The price climbed by ₹80 today, pushing the rate to ₹1,18,720 per pavan, while the per gram price rose by ₹10 to ₹14,840. The steady climb comes amid continued volatility in the bullion Read More…
Major Relief for Job Aspirants: PSC Age Limit Raised to 40 Years
Thiruvananthapuram: In a significant and much-awaited move, the state government has increased the upper age limit for candidates applying for Public Service Commission (PSC) examinations, bringing major relief to thousands of job aspirants. The Cabinet has approved the recommendation to raise the maximum age limit for the General category from 36 to 40 years — Read More…
Supreme Court of India Clears Way for Nava Kerala Survey, Stays High Court Order
New Delhi: In a significant relief to the Kerala government, the Supreme Court of India has stayed the High Court order that had cancelled the Nava Kerala Survey, allowing the ambitious public outreach initiative to continue. The apex court observed that there was nothing inherently wrong in the government seeking public feedback on projects implemented Read More…










