Thiruvananthapuram
Indian women allege being duped by Albanian firm
Twenty Indian women working in Albania have sought help from the government, alleging that they were duped by their employer and dumped in a dark room without food and water after they asked for their
Trust has Tagore photo clicked by Mussolini
A rare photograph of the great poet, Rabindranath Tagore, taken by the Fascist ruler of Italy, Benito Mussolini, hangs at the Madhavi Mandiram Loka Seva Trust in the outskirts of Thiruvananthapuram. The photograph was given to the veteran Gandhian G. Ramachandran, founder of the trust, by C.F. Andrews, a friend and follower of the
Retd HC judge to probe Sabari stampede tragedy
Retired judge of Kerala High Court, Justice M.R. Hariharan Nair, will probe the Pulmedu stampede tragedy that claimed the lives of 102 Sabarimala pilgrims on January 14.
The decision was taken at
Lokayukta issues notice to CM's son
Kerala Lok Ayukta has issued an urgent notice to Chief Minister V S Achuthanandan's son to appear before it on May 9 regarding an opposition petition levelling 11 charges against him, including bri
5,000 Kerala doctors on daylong strike
More than 5,000 doctors in Kerala on Tuesday went on a daylong strike demanding that anomalies in pay revision be rectified.
Chandy, Chennithala get flak for failing pest test
Top Congress leaders came under attack from party functionaries on Saturday for allowing Chief Minister Mr V.S. Achuthananadan to steal the thunder over the endosulfan issue.
Both Opposition leader M
Viral fever hits Kerala's Alappuzha
A series of contagious diseases, including viral fever, that took a heavy toll in Kerala in the previous years have made a comeback in the state's coastal Alappuzha district.
According to health depa
Achuthanandan super fast in claiming credit
The Stockholm convention's decision to eliminate endosulfan has come as a personal victory for the Chief Minister, Mr V. S. Achuthanandan, who had brought the issue to the spotlight through a seven-ho
Ban does not address all of Kerala concerns
The Stockholm convention “ban” fails to address all of Kerala’s concerns immediately as it allows the use of endosulfan on 22 crops over a five-year phase-out deadline.
The conference of parties at t
NRI deposits in State Bank of Travancore up
After showing negative growth in 2009-10, non-resident Indian (NRI) deposits in Kerala's State Bank of Travancore (SBT) registered positive growth in the last fiscal, an official said on Saturday.
