Category: Kerala

Perumbavoor: Ameer-ul – Islam, the suspect in the Jisha murder case, has been booked on charges of subjecting a goat to his sexual perversion.

The police have filed an FIR under section 377 which invokes life imprisonment.

Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala Chief Information Commissioner Vinson M. Paul has ruled that all state cabinet decisions would come under the purview of the Right to Information Act.

The Chief Information Commissioner said that the government should also consider posting cabinet decisions on the state government website within 48 hours.

Kozhikode: A poor Malayali nursing student is undergoing treatment for critical injury at Kozhikode Medical College, following brutal ragging by senior Malayali girls at at a college in Gulbarga, Karnataka.

Perumbavoor: Ameer Ul Islam, the key accused in Jisha murder case, was remanded to police custody for ten days by a local court on Tuesday.

Police sought Ameer’s custody for detailed questioning, identification parade and evidence collection.

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: It has come to the notice of State Bank of Travancore that certain bogus.

Kannur: National Commission for Scheduled Castes will send its official team to Kerala to investgate the arrest of two Dalit sisters in Kannur on charges of alleged attack on a CPM activist.

Thiruvananthapuram: The heavy downpour which started since yesterday has caused widespread damages in Kerala. A flood-like situation has been reported from various places.

The 122-metre main transmission tower of Akashvani at Kulathoor in Thiruvananthapuram collapsed due to heavy winds, silencing voice of the broadcasting giant for the first time since its inception in 1937.

KOCHI: Suresh Prabhakar Prabhu, Union Minister of Railways dedicated the electrified section between Shoranur and.

Kochi: CPM has selected John Fernandes, a hard core party worker from Thoppumpady in Kochi to be the nominated Anglo-Indian MLA in Kerala Assembly. This is his second term in the Assembly as a nominated MLA.

Thiruvananthapuram: Property buyers and sellers in Kerala can prepare and register property transaction documents themselves from now on, bypassing licensed document writers and advocates.

The state government has passed an order to this effect, to save the common man from the clutches of licensed writers and advocates who charged exorbitant fee from them.