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DYFI members alleged the involvement of BJP and RSS activists in organising the ritual, accusing the school management, headed by a family, of promoting RSS ideologies.
NEW DELHI: In a groundbreaking initiative poised to redefine sustainable aviation, Cochin International Airport Ltd (CIAL), known as the world’s premier solar-powered airport, has forged an alliance with Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) to establish a pioneering Green Hydrogen plant within the airport’s premises. The memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between CIAL and BPCL marks a […]
This decision, reached during the Pradesh Election Committee Meeting held in Thrissur, signals a concerted effort to prioritise electoral viability over considerations of caste and community representation.
The victim, identified as Saji, met his untimely demise in broad daylight, a harrowing scene captured by CCTV cameras that swiftly circulated across the state, amplifying public outrage.
NEW DELHI: Wayanad is in turmoil following a tragic incident where a wild elephant fatally trampled a 42-year-old resident. The shocking event occurred when a radio-collared elephant broke through a gate and attacked Aji in Payyampalli near Mananthavady. The incident has highlighted serious shortcomings on the part of forest officials who failed to alert residents […]
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, leading a group of LDF ministers in a demonstration near Jantar Mantar, decried what he called the unfair slashing of central funds for Kerala, citing the state's development indices.
The 17th round of talks between the Indian Navy (IN) and the French Navy (FN) took place from February 6 to 7 in New Delhi. Both sides actively engaged in discussions focusing on operational strategies, training programmes, and Subject Matter Expert (SME) exchanges.
The Student Federation of India (SFI), affiliated with the CPI(M), has strongly criticised one of the most ambitious proposals outlined in the state budget presented a day ago - the establishment of foreign university campuses in Kerala.
BENGALURU: Amidst political maneuvering, the Siddaramaiah-led Congress government in Karnataka is reportedly considering a formal request by the state Muzrai department to allocate Rs 100 crores for the renovation of numerous Ram Temples across the state. This move, perceived as an attempt to counter the BJP’s narrative branding Congress as ‘Anti-Hindu’ and ‘Anti-Ram’, has ignited […]
This move, perceived as an attempt to counter the BJP's narrative branding Congress as 'Anti-Hindu' and 'Anti-Ram', has ignited debates on the potential electoral implications and the shift towards a 'soft-Hindutva' approach by the Chief Minister.