While the Kerala Water Authority (KWA), district administration and city corporation maintain that work on the much awaited Piravom drinking water project will start soon, the scheme may get delayed d

History is asleep at the beautiful waterfront-facing Rajendra Maidan in Kochi. In fact there is hardly anyone who can recognise the statue located in one corner of the large open ground that is distin

A major fire broke out at the production unit of Apollo Tyres Kalamassery unit here on Sunday night but no one was injured, police said.

The blaze on the first floor of the unit, which was noticed at

The city will soon have an action plan and adaptation strategy to surmount the impact of climate change.

Kochi is among the four cities, besides, Madurai, Howrah and Vishakhapatnam, that have been s

Boosting the prospects of road development in the state and especially in the cities, the World Bank has expressed willingness to provide more assistance to road projects.

In a meeting attended by t

With the south-west monsoon making a late surge in the fag end of August, roads in the city are crumbling, unable to stand the new pattern of the monsoon.

Over a dozen roads are in a bad condition a

The much hyped Emerging Kerala meet has turned out to be a missed opportunity for the city corporation as it failed in conceiving and showcasing city projects at the conclave and tapping the funding p

Even as several persons battle burn injuries in hospitals in the aftermath of the Kannur tragedy, it has come to light that hospitals in the state are ill-prepared to deal with burn victims.

There ar

Hectic schedules and the busy city life are prompting Kochiites to use catering services to celebrate the much coveted Onasadya.

The traditional 26-dish Sadhya is beyond imagination for many families

Kochi is gearing up for the finest and richest international art extravaganza, the Kochi Muziris Biennale.

The Kochi Biennale Foundation is actively engaged in sprucing up more than eight historical