The Latest Breaking News from Kerala

The Supreme Court on May 10 urgently listed the petition filed by The Kerala Story filmmakers against West Bengal Government’s ban on screening and Tamil Nadu Government’s “de facto” freeze on the movie for a hearing on Friday.

Here are the important developments from Kerala to watch out for today.

Amid petitions in the Supreme Court demanding a stay on controversial film ‘The Kerala Story’, union information and broadcast minister Anurag Thakur organised a screening of the movie for a set of women journalists at a Delhi theatre. A picture widely circulated on social media showed ABP’s Rubika Liyaquat among…

Genrobotic Innovations, the Kerala-based company that developed a robotic scavenger, has deployed its advanced robotic gait trainer G-Gaiter

A 47-year-old mother and her 24-year-old daughter are stoking a silent fire in Kerala’s conservative Brahmin community by donning the role of priests in a temple and performing tantric rituals in neighbouring temples.

Defending champions Mar Ivanios College, Thiruvananthapuram, retained the Kerala University Youth Festival title by scoring 273 points.

A two-day annual conference and general body meeting of the Council of Principals of Colleges in Kerala (Kerala Principals Council), an organisation of aided college principals in Kerala, will be held at the CMS College, Kottayam on May 11 and 12.

The high court also noted that the producers have published a disclaimer along with the movie which specifically says it is fictionalised and a dramatised version of events and that the film doesn’t claim accuracy or factuality of historic events.

Filmmaker Ashoke Pandit on May 9 condemned the ban of ‘The Kerala Story’ movie by the West Bengal Government and called it a “big attack” on the freedom of expression.