The Latest Breaking News from Kerala

Accusing Congress leader Ramesh Chennithala of repeatedly creating a smokescreen of false allegations regarding the Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered traffic surveillance system, Communist Party of India (Marxist) [CPI(M)] State secretary M.V. Govindan said that the AI cameras have helped reduce traffic violations and accidents significantly in Kerala

The Kochi-based band of six, with most of them in their early 20s, has played in gigs in different cities within the State and outside. They collaborated online through Zoom calls and WhatsApp video calls during the pandemic.

Theatre practitioner Vithura Sudhakaran’s Theatre on Wheels takes his play ‘Ekatha’ from Kerala to Kashmir

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Wildlife experts feel the ongoing experiment with translocation of rice-loving elephant Arikompan will serve as a blueprint for the future handling of human-wildlife conflict

Justice Bhatti succeeds Justice S. Manikumar who retired last month as the Chief Justice of the Kerala High Court

Till the 1950s, monasteries on jagged hilltops doubled up as schools in the reclusive Himalayan nation. After a new government policy was introduced to change this situation, a Bhutanese delegation came to Kerala in 1962 to recruit teachers.

The borrowing limit has been slashed to ₹15,390 crore. For the entire fiscal, the State government had been expecting eligibility for ₹32,442 crore (3% of the GSDP). For the first nine months, the State was expecting the limit to be set at ₹22,000 crore.

A three-day film appreciation camp for children will begin at the Kozhikode Gender Park on Saturday. Filmmaker and Kerala State Chalachitra Academy Chairman Ranjith will open the camp.

The Kerala Municipal and Corporation Staff Union (KMCSU) has decided to merge with the Kerala NGO Union. The resolution for merger was passed unanimously at the KMCSU State Conference.

The three-day International Labour Conclave concluded here on Friday with the declaration that labour rights are an essential element of the struggle for social and economic justice and social progress.