Tag: Kerala

Oommen Chandy Passes Away, Leaving a Legacy of Leadership Unmatched in Today's Times Oommen Chandy, a seasoned politician from the Congress party, passed away at...

The onset of the monsoon season in Kerala, which typically occurs around June 1st before progressing northwards and covering the entire country by July...

Rampaging Elephant Arikomban Safely Tranquilized in Tamil Nadu, Set to Return to Deep Forests The notorious rice-loving elephant, known as Arikomban, was captured for the...

In a significant development, the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) and the Navy have successfully seized a staggering ₹25,000 crore worth of methamphetamine. The seizure,...

Thiruvananthapuram: Days after the Left government in Kerala moved the Supreme Court against the Citizenship Amendment Act, the Congress on Friday alleged the Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan was trying to implement the controversial act "secretly" in the southern state.

The apex court took the case on Wednesday and the basis of the previous hearing, has directed the Kerala government for legislation. It has led the government to formulate exclusive law regarding the administration of the Sabarimala temple. The matter is now posted before a bench headed by Justice N.V. Ramana. The Kerala Government has been given time up till the third of January, 2020 to come up with the legislation, keeping in mind all aspects of the welfare of pilgrims visiting the temple. 

The doors of the Sabarimala temple in Kerala were opened for the Mandal Puja festival on Saturday. The police sent back 10 women who arrived here to visit Sabarimala amidst controversy over the entry of women. These women, aged 10 to 50 years, were stopped by the police in Pamba. All these women came from Andhra Pradesh. In 2018, the Supreme Court ordered women of all ages to be given entry into the temple. However, a large bench of 7 judges will hear the petitions filed for reconsideration of the decision.

Background of the Wayalar Sister Case  In January 2017 a 13-year-old was found dead in the house, where she was putting up with her parents...

Many major branded packaged milk (raw milk) and raw milk samples have not met the prescribed quality and set standards. This has been revealed in the food regulator Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) study. Accordingly, 37.7 per cent of the 2607 samples of processed milk failed on quality standards. At the same time, 47% of the 3,825 samples of raw milk were not as per the standards.