Second double lifer for the accused in a week’s span

Activists and leaders of various movements, families of Muthalapozhi victims participate. Vinesh Phogat, wrestler and Haryana MLA, will be chief guest at closing ceremony on November 6

After being bitten outside the international terminal, the passenger had to cancel his trip to Sharjah

The cafe at Ulloor Junction run by Harithodayam is the first one to be launched by the Government of Kerala

Five persons were accused in the case and the fourth accused, Shamsuddin, was acquitted by court due to insufficient evidence

Some have been advocating an improvised version of the art form on international platforms. However, stakeholders maintain that Kerala is still identified with Kathakali

While this may move the State closer to the goal of universal health coverage, the expansion may hinge on additional funds to be generated by charging a premium to existing beneficiaries of the State scheme, which, at present, is in bad financial shape

The scheduled trial run of a seaplane on November 11 from the waterdrome at Bolgatty Palace to the Mattupetty dam in Idukki is aimed at popularising the project and inspecting its operational feasibility

While the initial projection for Phase I was 1 to 1.5 million cargo units per annum, the seaport has already handled 1.08 lakh cargo units – just three months into the trial run period

The contractor responsible for providing food to over 200 students has claimed to have purchased the pickle from outside

Malabar Sahodaya and Kochi Sahodaya come in second and third positions, respectively. Among schools, Silver Hills Public School, Kozhikode, became the overall champions

The State government has sought time till December 2026 for completing the pending works under the Centrally assisted rural household tap connectivity scheme

The pilgrimage will begin on December 15, 2024 and conclude on January 5, 2025

The woman’s family refused to solemnise marriage after a dowry demand was made and approached the Kerala Women’s Commission

During a Syndicate meeting, LDF camp imposes its will through a majority vote in favour of hiring contract lecturers

Market participants generally welcome ‘options’ trading on commodity derivatives but want to know the nitty-gritty

Don’t look at the technology first but at what delivers the most business impact

Clearfunds CEO on how he plans to give best advice at lowest possible cost to investors

Be it saving for a vacation or banking on surplus income, going it alone or through agents, people budget for travel in their own way. Here’s how

The leisure segment is expected to do very well, but choice of the location is important, says Manav Thadani

The sector is recession-proof — industries need to be safeguarded even in a downturn

Small contributions are collected from a group of people towards a cause. We spoke to people to find out how crowdfunding works

People fret about increase in essential expenses and tell us their ways of coping with it

Lack of FTAs, differential tax rates for man-made and cotton fibres are some issues

To pass on the rise in input costs to customers, the industry has taken price increases

In the absence of a Will, succession laws decide who will inherit your estate

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"The national and Bombay selectors were whimsical, otherwise why should 49 cricketers play only one Test match."

Former World No. 4 Tim Henman feels slower surfaces give players more time off the bounce to attack the ball

Colt, which won Indian Derby, is perhaps the only horse to be bred, owned and trained by one man — S Padmanabhan

Expert and Arjuna Awardee, Raju Bhavsar, says teams like Patna Pirates and Bengal Warriors have gained from their expertise

Of the 17 horses in the fray, Bengaluru-based trainer S Padmanabhan’s Ice Glacier looks good to go all the way

The former India captain congratulated each and every member of the Ranji-winning side and then spent a few minutes with the squad.

Maha Polls: Union Home Minister Shah said that a recent memorandum submitted by the Ulema Association to the Congress sought a 10 per cent reservation in jobs and education for the Muslim community but the BJP is against religion-based reservation.

UP CM Yogi alleged that the INDIA bloc led by the SP and the Congress has nothing to do with the development of the country or state.

Jharkhand Vidhansabha Chunav: Amit Shah said that legislation will be brought to prevent the transfer of land to infiltrators on their marrying tribal women. 

A total of 1.37 crore voters out of the total 2,60 crore are eligible to participate in the voting on November 13. 

Maharashtra Polls: A war of word has broke out between the both factions of the Shiv Sena over baggage check of Uddhar Thackeray ahead of a rally.