Rs 10.99 cr to prepare detailed project report for suburban train services
Thiruvananthapuram: The cabinet on Friday formed a joint steering committee headed by the Chief Secretary and sanctioned Rs 10.99 crore to the Mumbai Railway Vikas Corporation (MRVC) to prepare a Det
ESMA invoked to counter IOC stir
Thiruvananthapuram/ Kollam: With the state government failing to resolve the strike at the Indian Oil Corporation plant at Parippally for the last four days, chief minister Oommen Chandy on Friday di
LDF sub-panel on Solar terms
Thiruvananthapuram: The LDF on Monday decided to set up a sub committee to draft terms of reference in the solar judicial probe and intensify its stir for the resignation of CM Oommen Chandy.
The LDF
Solar scam: Oommen Chandy announces judicial probe; LDF ends siege
Thiruvananthapuram: With the UDF government announcing a judicial probe into the solar scam, the CPI-M led LDF Opposition which has been demanding resignation of Chief Minister Oommen Chandy, on Wedn
In bed with BJP, Gowda is Left ally
Thiruvananthapuram: JD (S) all-India president Deve Gowda whose party courts BJP in Karnataka, had no qualms in teaming up with the Left in Kerala to demand the resignation of Chief Minister Oommen C
Solar scam: LDF workers lay siege to govt secretariat
Thiruvananthapuram: In one of the biggest protests witnessed by politically hyperactive Kerala, thousands of LDF workers on Monday laid siege of the Government secretariat here as part of their indef
Kerala secretariat siege today
Thiruvananthapuram: The battle lines appear to have been drawn in the state capital with agitators pouring in for the Left Democratic Front’s indefinite Secretariat siege starting Monday and central
Special: Seat of power gets besieged by politics in Kerala
Chandy isolated by own party leaders
Thiruvananthapuram: Looks like the Chief Minister is in the midst of problems galore. He has been isolated by his own party leaders and a few allies in the UDF ov
Rain havoc keeps Chennithala mum
Thiruvananthapuram: KPCC president Ramesh Chennithala has decided to remain tight-lipped for a few more days, until the rain havoc subsides, about his frustration over chief minister Oommen Chandy’s
Kerala gets rain respite, Kochi airport reopens
Kochi: There was respite from monsoon fury, especially landslides and floods, on Monday. Bodies of two persons who went missing at Pala in Kottayam on Monday afternoon were fished out by the fire and