The Latest Breaking News from Kerala

The increased building tax slabs have come as a double whammy for the film sector, which employs about 12, 000 employees in Kerala.

The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) has informed Madras High Court of having constituted a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to investigate the charges of Universal Trading Solution Private Limited, a firm based in Coimbatore, of having cheated nearly 73,000 depositors in Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, Kerala and Karnataka to the tune of…

The Supreme Court on May 3 refused to entertain a petition by Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind to direct the makers of the movie ‘The Kerala Story’ to carry a disclaimer that it is a work of fiction.

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

Twenty evacuees who had been sent to quarantine in Bengaluru when they arrived from Sudan as part of Operation Kaveri were brought back home on Tuesday

The Jamiat petition said the organisation had directly approached the Supreme Court as the movie was scheduled for release in four languages — Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil and Telugu — and would have an adverse impact across the country

Trade unions organised rallies and public events across the State to mark Labour Day on Monday, stressing the need to maintain constant vigil to protect workers’ rights.

Mr. Vijayan said Kerala’s disaster mitigation strategy was focussed on protecting the land and the environment.

The radio collar fitted on wild tusker Arikompan, which was translocated from Chinnakanal to the Periyar Tiger Reserve (PTR) on Sunday, indicate that it went on a sojourn to Tamil Nadu forest and is now back in Kerala forest.

The Kerala High Court has refused to stay the screening of the controversial movie, The Kerala Story.

The frequent changes in the price of chicken have often put the State in a tight spot as Kerala accounts for 11% of the national poultry meat consumption.