Thiruvananthapuram: The Kerala Education Department will conduct a statewide student census on June 10, a key step in shaping teacher appointments and educational infrastructure for the upcoming academic year. Education Minister V. Sivankutty emphasized that only students with a valid Unique ID (UID) will be included in the final count. The online census must be Read More…
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Massive Fire Erupts on Cargo Ship Off Kerala Coast; Dozens of Containers Lost to Sea
Kochi: A dramatic maritime incident unfolded early Monday as a Singapore-flagged cargo vessel, WAN HAI 503, caught fire off the Kerala coast, forcing nearly 50 containers into the sea. The ship, carrying around 650 containers, was en route from Colombo to Mumbai when the blaze broke out. The incident occurred approximately 20 nautical miles west Read More…
Kerala Plus One & VHSE Second Allotment List Out Today: Key Admission Updates for Students
Thiruvananthapuram: The Directorate of General Education, Kerala, is set to publish the Second Allotment List for Plus One and VHSE courses today, offering thousands of students a fresh chance at admission. This phase follows the first allotment released on June 2 and is strategically timed to ensure smooth admission processes before classes begin on June Read More…
Gold Price Slumps Further in Kerala, Falls ₹1,400 in Just Two Days
Kochi: Gold prices in Kerala have continued their downward trend for the second day in a row, registering a total drop of ₹1,400 per sovereign (8 grams) over the weekend. After Saturday’s sharp ₹1,200 fall, prices dipped again by ₹200 today. With the latest decline, the price of one sovereign now stands at ₹71,640, while Read More…
Shine Tom Chacko to Undergo Surgery Today After Tragic Accident; Father’s Funeral Held in Hometown
Thrissur: Malayalam actor Shine Tom Chacko is set to undergo surgery today following serious injuries sustained in a car accident in Tamil Nadu. The tragic mishap claimed the life of his father, C.P. Chacko, whose funeral is being held at 10:30 AM today at Carmel Matha Church, Mundur. Despite his injuries, Shine will be briefly Read More…
Online Taxi Drivers Stage Day-Long Strike in Kochi Over Unfair Practices and Fare Reforms
Kochi: Ride-hailing services in Kochi have come to a standstill today as online taxi drivers launched a day-long strike, demanding an end to alleged exploitation by cab aggregators and calling for standardized fare regulations. The protest, which runs from 6 AM to 6 PM, has been organized by the Online Taxi Community with support from Read More…
Global Celebrations Mark Bakrid: A Festival of Faith, Sacrifice, and Unity
Kochi: Millions of Muslims around the world are celebrating Bakrid today — a sacred festival that honors unwavering faith, selfless sacrifice, and deep-rooted compassion. Also known as Eid al-Adha, the “Festival of Sacrifice” derives its name from the Arabic word Adha, meaning sacrifice. The festival commemorates the profound devotion of Prophet Ibrahim, who was willing Read More…
Kerala Govt Hikes Pay for Guest Lecturers to ₹2,200/Day, Recognizing Their Crucial Role in Higher Education
The state government has announced a significant hike in their daily remuneration. Those with University Grants Commission (UGC) qualifications will now receive ₹2,200 per working day, up from the previous ₹1,750 — with the monthly cap increased from ₹43,750 to ₹50,000. The move underscores the government’s recognition of the vital role guest lecturers play in Read More…
Kerala Braces for Heavy Rain as IMD Issues Yellow Alert in Four Districts Amid Scorching Heat
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a yellow alert for June 10 in four districts of Kerala—Pathanamthitta, Alappuzha, Kottayam, and Ernakulam—forecasting isolated heavy rainfall between 64.5 mm and 115.5 mm within 24 hours. However, despite the rain warnings, the state continues to reel under unusually high temperatures, with many regions recording maximum temperatures 3.1°C Read More…
Kerala HC Bars Internship Fee for Foreign Medical Graduates, Citing Fairness and Contribution to Healthcare
The Kerala High Court has ruled that the State government cannot charge internship fees from Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs) undergoing mandatory training in government medical colleges. Justice Devan Ramachandran, delivering the judgment, emphasized that FMGs contribute meaningfully to patient care and hospital operations during their internship, and thus it is unjust to impose financial burdens Read More…