When her daughter was diagnosed with the developmental reading disability, a top CBSE official paused for a moment. She decided it was time she not only took care of her child but also reached out to

Another rift is on the cards between CBSE schools and state with Kerala CBSE School Management Asso-ciation (KCSMA) openly rejecting the state demand to pay the faculty at par with that of government

Low rainfall has led to drinking water scarcity in many parts of the city. The administration should immediately start projects to remedy this situation, said the District Council meet on Saturday.

As the city reels under a severe LPG cylinder crunch, district collector P.I. Sheikh Pareeth on Saturday said that cylinder distribution will be normal in a week.

Mr Pareeth said this after emerging

Kerala’s tourism industry, which has for long relied on Europe, is hoping to open up to newer markets, now that it has been plunged into financial gloom.

The ongoing four-day Kerala Travel Mart (KTM

The Solar City project to light Kochi’s streets, shops and industrial units is finally taking shape after remaining in cold storage for nearly a year.

Being presented with a huge power bill of Rs70

Those who still believe Emerging Kerala will yield nothing had better watch out. Seaplanes will start flying across Kerala by February 2013. Airports in Kochi, Thiruvananthapuram and Kozhikode will fu

Fliers to the city and those proceeding to Nedumbas-sery airport need not pay hefty charges any more to taxis to reach their destination as KSRTC is all set to deploy AC low floor bus-service from the

The next time you find an unattended bag or suitcase in the compartment of a train or on the railway platform, think twice before picking it up.

If at all you cannot resist your temptation, remember

Nearly two months after the woes created by the Arabian delicacy of Shawarma in the state, food joints in the city selling this food item are back in business, but not following the guidelines stipula