Don't criticise other parties, Poojary tells Muraleedharan | Kerala police dog squad moves into 'royal residence' | Kerala recommends CBI probe into Marad communal massacres | ISRO employees to celebrate Chandrayaan success with special lunch | Women journalists in India yet to break the glass ceiling: Leela Menon | Bomb seizures in Kannur has authorities worried | Kerala legislator bags TV's best actor award | 13th CBI team begins Sister Abhaya murder probe

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Kerala to hold workshop for autist children's mothers

While Kerala faces shortage of qualified speech therapists and continued rise in the incidence of autism, a workshop is to be conducted here for mothers and teaching aids and kits would be given away free to tackle the congenital disease.

Misutilisation of funds, Smart City to rock Kerala assembly

The Kerala assembly session starting Monday is likely to see some sparks fly as the opposition United Democratic Front (UDF) is ready to take on the government on issues like the alleged misutilisation of central funds and the delay in the much-hyped Rs.15 billion Smart City IT project in Kochi.

Mohanlal bags Congress award

Superstar Mohanlal, who has acted in over 250 films, will be honoured by the Congress party with the Samskara Sahithi for his contribution to Malayalam cinema.

Don't criticise other parties, Poojary tells Muraleedharan

All India Congress Committee coordinator Janardhan Poojary Thursday asked Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) state president K. Muraleedharan not to 'criticise the affairs of another party'.

Kerala police dog squad moves into 'royal residence'

Finally the Kerala police dog squad in the capital city has its own residence, including a state-of-the-art hospital.

Kerala recommends CBI probe into Marad communal massacres

The Kerala government Wednesday said it would go for a Central Bureau of Investigation probe into communal massacres of 2002 and 2003 in which 14 people were killed in a coastal village of the state.

ISRO employees to celebrate Chandrayaan success with special lunch

Nearly 5,000 employees of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) in Kerala will next week celebrate the success of the Chandrayaan-1 mission with a special lunch and are also hopeful of being given a salary hike in appreciation of their work, an official said.

Women journalists in India yet to break the glass ceiling: Leela Menon

Veteran journalist Leela Menon, who was the first woman in the state to join the profession, Sunday opined that women in Indian media are yet to break the glass ceiling.

Bomb seizures in Kannur has authorities worried

Police in Kerala's volatile Kannur district are a worried lot after the discovery of over 150 locally assembled bombs in three raids this week, including a massive haul of 125 bombs on Thursday.

Kerala legislator bags TV's best actor award

Opposition legislator K.B. Ganesh Kumar, who has acted in 126 films and 38 television serials, Friday was selected as the best actor in the television awards announced by the ruling Front government.

13th CBI team begins Sister Abhaya murder probe

The 13th Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) team has begun its probe into the 1992 killing of Sister Abhaya, a nun whose body was found in the well of a convent in Kottayam. Twelve teams have so far failed to crack the murder case.

Experts to examine education system at Kerala seminar

Eminent education experts including Tariq Ali and S.K. Thorat will address a seminar to examine how far the present education system in India is relevant to the building of a truly democratic and secular society here next month.

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