Kochiites on Sunday thronged Red Ribbon Express, the eight-coach train touring the country to create awareness on HIV/AIDS.

Free diagnosis of blood group, blood pressure check and similar tests were

It seems promises remain only as promises when it comes to Ernakulam Junction.

While able-bodied commuters wait for the “world-class railway station”, it offers no comfort for the disabled.

There i

Organic Kerala, which was inaugurated at the Ernakulam Town Hall on Sunday, is attracting huge crowds.

The seventh edition of the organic farming fest, jointly organised by Organic Kerala Charitable

The district-level annual summer camp for Student Police Cadets (SPC), organised by the city police, will begin at St Alberts Higher Secondary School on Wednesday.

The camp, aimed at evolving a vigi

The days following their infamous exit from the E.K. Nayanar Cup had given Kerala’s Santhosh Trophy hopefuls time to introspect about their weaknesses.

After a couple of practice matches, M. M. Jaco

While copying has long been the chosen path of students who lack the confidence to clear exams on their own merit, there now appears to a Plan B in place to help them pass, shockingly put in motion by

The grading system being used to announce the SSLC results seems to be helping students deal a lot better with examination blues.

Maithri, a suicide prevention centre at Kochi, reports getting far

Watching the KKR vs RCB match in the Yacht Club with a whole lot of my friends made me really nostalgic and suddenly I wished Kochi Tuskers still existed.

We all have our own favourite teams, then w

For 30-year-old V. Diju from Kozhikode, the London Olympics berth in badminton mixed doubles was a reward for the time and labour he spent on the courts from childhood.

The news came as a Saturday d

After an elusive career spanning three decades, in which he played for India four years, veteran footballer M.M. Jacob will retire from the Central Excise and Customs Department and return to his ‘Soc