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MVD cracks down on erring bike riders in Kochi

Of the 80 vehicles inspected, 35 had banned silencers, while 20 had other violations

Call grows louder for new water tank at Thammanam in Kochi

The new tank at Thammanam was proposed following the partial collapse of the 1.35-crore-litre water tank, which had triggered a temporary drinking water crisis in the city

Health Minister inaugurates development projects at Ernakulam General Hospital

Minister inaugurates a tensile-roof walkway, a yard development and drainage project, and the Gastroenterology department at the General Hospital

Why fishers in Kerala ignore dire warnings and venture into sea

For many fisher families, heightened risk at sea remains secondary to the immediate threat of starvation on land. Government issues ‘stay-at-home’ directives in extreme weather conditions, but no minimum wages or guaranteed compensation is offered, leaving the fishers shorn of livelihood, say their union leaders

‘Every effort being made to maximise Godavari waters for farmers’ benefit’

Irrigation Minister Uttam Kumar along with Cabinet colleagues Sridhar Babu, Vivek and Laxman Kumar reviews inflows into projects; says landmark projects built during Congress regimes continue to serve the State and rejects claims that water pumped from Yellampalli was Kaleshwaram water

APJAC urges govt. to fulfil pending demands

Children with disability should be encouraged to pursue their strengths: Judge

Govt. will take steps to create employment opportunities for graduates: Speaker J.C.D. Prabhakar

Retired faculty members and staff were felicitated on the occasion

Centre to release its share of over ₹2,117 crore for disaster relief in advance to seven flood-hit States

Of the affected States, Himachal Pradesh, Odisha, and Nagaland have already received the first instalment of the Central share for the financial year 2026-27.

GBA urges large participation for ‘Bengaluru Hasiruru’ campaign

Ladakh Police registers zero FIR over 'objectionable' video against Amit Shah

Officials moved the investigation to Mysuru City as the alleged incident falls under the jurisdiction of the Devaraja police station

Over 3,000 serving CAPF officers move Supreme Court against CAPF Act

Petitioners include gallantry awardees and women officers; new law makes it harder for CAPF cadre officers to be promoted to leadership position; paves the way for more IPS officers on deputation in senior roles

Antilia bomb scare: Charges framed; ex-cops Waze, Sharma & eight others to face trial for murder

The accused will face trial for offences under the Indian Penal Code related to murder, extortion, destruction of evidence and criminal conspiracy, as well as under relevant provisions of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act and the Explosive Substances Act

Police close in on kingpin behind synthetic drug trafficking case

The special investigation team has already arrested five persons, including three special educators from Perambra who allegedly worked as financial intermediaries for the alleged drug racket

Heavy rain triggers landslips in Kasaragod

Act for lawyers’ protection, release of Nyaya Mithra dues sought

Heavy rain batters Kerala’s Wayanad, forcing evacuations

Fifteen relief camps were opened across the district, and 461 people from 169 families in Vythiri, Mananthavady and Sulthan Bathery taluks have been shifted to the camps

Heavy rain in Kerala: SET exam postponed

Attorney General urges universities to remain centres of truth, knowledge and justice

Addressing the students, R. Venkataramani cautions the graduates against misinformation in the digital era and tells them to develop the ability to critically analyse information

On Kore’s 79th birthday leaders hail his contribution to north Karnataka

Member of Parliament and Former Chief Minister Jagadish Shettar said that Padma Shri awardee Prabhakar Kore’s contributions to the fields of education, healthcare, cooperation and industry over the past four decades had played a significant role in the development of North Karnataka.

India-China trade through Shipli La resumes after six years

Revenue and Horticulture Minister Jagat Singh Negi on August 1 flagged off 16 traders after presenting traditional Khataks (ceremonial scarves) along with their horses towards Shipki village in Tibet

Safe return of Sikhs from Iran reflects commitment to all citizens, says BJP

Under Operation Sindhu, the government rescued Indians caught in the West Asia crisis with remarkable efficiency, says BJP national spokesperson Jaiveer Shergill

Yogesh Gupta appointed BEVCO MD in Kerala