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Pension for co-operative employees
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G Sudhakaran, co-operative minister informed that pension would be given for all the co-operative employees. Speaking to the media he added that all those who retired after 1993 would be eligible for pension.
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SC orders closure of mangrove park
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The Supreme Court today directed the closure of mangrove park situated at Pappinassery in Kerala
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KTDC working out medical tourism package
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The Kerala Tourism Development Corporation is working out a medical tourism package, seeking to cash in on growing worldwide interest in the state as an ideal destination
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LSG polls cannot be conducted in two phase: Govt
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The state government, in a statement submitted in the Kerala High Court on Tuesday, stated that polls to local self governance institutions cannot be held in two phases as the voters in six districts are forced to cast votes
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Wayanad land issue: Protestors dismantle sheds
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After ending their six-month long strike, activists of Adivasi Kshema Samithi has started to remove sheds from the land site.
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Madani arrest: Kollam CJM court asks investigation officer to appear
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Kollam Chief Judicial magistrate court on Tuesday asked the Bangalore DCP Omakarayya, who arrested PDP chairman Abdul Naser Madani, to be present on September 13 in the court
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State mulling lottery ban
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The state government which is facing attack from all corners due to lotteries is planning to ban all lotteries, including state government lotteries.
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YC demands 50%
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The state leaders of Youth Congress demanded more representation in the upcoming local body elections. The leaders informed the national leadership that 50% of the party candidates should come from Youth Congress.
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Eviction after talks
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Lending a breather to the tense situation building up following eviction process in the district, the district collector made it clear that eviction process would be carried out only
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Lecturer attack: One more held, hearing at special NIA court
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SP Unniraja ,the head of the Special Investigating Team (SIT) probing the attack on T.J Joseph, lecturer of Newman College, on Saturday made it clear that the hearing on the case would be held at the Special NIA Court.
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NIA says letter fake; allegations against police officials baseless
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The National Investigation agency (NIA) said that the information contained in the anonymous letter received by a special court here are baseless allegations.
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489 panchayats to have women presidents
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489 Grama Panchayats in the state would have women at the helm after the local body elections. The high volume of woman presence comes due to the new amendment providing more than 50% reservation for women
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Anti-defection laws be brought in if UDF voted to power
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Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee president Ramesh Chennithala has said if the United Democratic Front was voted to power anti-defection laws would be brought in and the rule by expert committees
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HC upholds Thachankary's suspension
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The Kerala High Court Friday declined to stay Inspector General of Police Tomin J. Thachenkery's suspension by the state government for violating service rules, upheld by the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT).
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Attack on professor: One among attackers arrested
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The special investigation team arrested one, who was part of the team that chopped the hand of TJ Joseph, professor new mans college.
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40,000 fake doctors in the state:IMA
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IMA stated that as many as 40,000 doctors are practicing in various parts of the state with fake certificates. The list of such doctors would be handed over to the state government within two months
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No decision to transfer hand chopping case: DGP
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DGP Jacob Punnoose said on Sunday that no decision has been taken to transfer the hand chopping case of Newman College professor to the newly formed special internal security agency set up to investigate crime-related terror and other issues
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Kerala govt to step up anti-terror operations
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Kerala government Monday decided to refer to the National Investigation Agency the case of attempted sabotage on a passenger train and set up a special anti-terrorist squad.
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Traders against NH expansion
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Traders in the state under the banner of Kerala Vyapari vayavasai Ekopana Samithi approached the national human rights commission against NH expansion in Kerala.
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Kerala to become "Keralam"?
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Kerala government would look into demands for changing the official spelling of the state to "Keralam" to make it conform to the way it is pronounced in Malayalam
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Tough action on those consuming liquor in public: Minister
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Kerala Excise Minister P K Gurudasan told the State Assembly today the government would take stern action against those who consumed liquor at public places and vehicles parked in roads in the State.
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State to set up Company for power porjects
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Electricity Minister A K Balan informed the State Assembly today the government had taken a decision to set up a company for implementing mini micro projects, including non-conventional ones like biomass.
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No regret over holding second hartal on same issue: CM
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Chief Minister V S Achuthanandan today made it clear he did not have any regret over Left Parties holding second hartal in the state within a span of ten days on the issue of hike in the prices of petroleum products.
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No evidence against JeI : State Govt
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The Kerala Government today submitted before the High Court that there was no evidence against Jamaet-e-Islami indulging in any anti-national activities.
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Wayanad land encroachments: Govt to move SC
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The state government will move the Supreme Court questioning the Kerala High Court verdict which ordered eviction of encroachments of land in Wayand by tribal associations.
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