Commuters who were looking foward to more services after the Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) added 625 new buses to its fleet this year, will have to wait longer as one-third of
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Chief whip P.C.George, never lets political critics read his mind or moves.

However, the legislator from Poonjar, who seldom reins in his tongue, was stumped for a reply on Sunday evening, as Nipin

In what is expected to open the doors for heli taxi services in the state, the exclusive heli terminal with three helipads being set up by the Cochin Internation-al Airport Ltd (CIAL), is nearing comp

Deviating from its earlier plan, the city corporation has decided to go for an open tender for purchasing laptops and tablets for councillors as part of the e-governance programme.

The local self gov

Ten-pin bowling has slowly found acceptance among Keralites with the opening of a couple of bowling alleys in the State.

Youngsters, especially during the vacation period, are flocking to the bowlin

The intelligentsia in Kerala has voiced its concern over the politics of murder, while a group of progressive writers is out defend the CPI(M).

A group of 20 writers and social activists, most of the

The little hamlet of Onchiyam in Badagara which had a crucial role in the building of the communist movement in the state has become the nemesis of the CPI (M) today.

During World War II there was a

Chief Minister Oommen Chandy formally opened the renovated building of the Ernakulam Press Club on Saturday.

Addressing the gathering, chief minister said that political leaders and peoples’ represe

For the second time in a week, massive fish deaths were reported from Pathalam belt in river Periyar, triggering alarm and protests.

Dead fish were found in bunches on the banks of river on Saturday

The Thrikkakara police busted a major racket on Saturday and arrested seven youths for stealing mobile phones and computer hardware worth Rs 5,04,300.

The gang had masterminded and carried out three