Top Kerala News developments today
The Hindu
Key news developments in Kerala on Friday, February 18, 2022
Here are the key news developments from Kerala to watch out for today
The budget session of the Kerala Assembly begins with a policy address by Governor Arif Mohammed Khan. Setting the tone for a turbulent session, the Opposition UDF is boycotting the Governor’s address, accusing the LDF Government and the Raj Bhavan of indulging in ‘accommodative politics’.
Petitions challenging the survey of land for K-rail likely to come up before a single bench of the High Court. A Division Bench had last week quashed the single judge's directive to suspend the survey, on an appeal by the Government.
Electricity Minister K. Krishnankutty to hold meetings with Left trade union leaders to find a negotiated settlement to the issues raised by striking KSEB staff. A top-level meeting attended by Left Democratic Front (LDF) convener A. Vijayaraghavan, Communist Party of India (CPI) State secretary Kanam Rajendran and Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) leader Elamaram Kareem, MP, at the AKG Centre on Thursday had evolved a "formula" to settle the dispute amicably.
The unions are up in arms against the KSEB chairman's controversial decision to bring Vydhyuthi Bhavan under the security blanket of the State Industrial Security Force (SISF), among other things.
Government sanctions ₹12.71 crores for the construction of a breakwater at Ottamassery near Cherthala. The breakwater with a total length of 950 metres will be constructed between CP stone 921 and 926. An amount of ₹75 lakh has also been allocated for the construction of a temporary seawall between CP stone 922 and 929.
Human chain against STP project at Kothi in Kozhikode today. Tahsildar orders police to take action against those who destroyed survey stones in connection with encroachment on the river.
Banking delays hinder cybercrime investigations in Telangana, complicating fund recovery and frustrating victims amid rapid fraud activity.
A 44-year-old bike rider died in Belagavi after crashing into a wall while fleeing from stray dogs.
District Collector to meet NHAI officials and protesters over toll disputes at Olavanna toll plaza amid ongoing local protests.
Steve Smith sets a Big Bash League record with 32 runs in one over, leading the Sixers to victory over the Thunder.
Suppliers of parts for Nvidia’s H200 have paused production after Chinese customs officials blocked shipments of the newly approved artificial intelligence processors from entering China, the Financial Times reported
SAD raises alarm over Bikram Majithia's safety in jail, urging Punjab Governor for intervention amid alleged threats and rights violations.
Government recognizes 1 lakh tribal healers as health partners, establishing India's first National Tribal Health Observatory for enhanced healthcare.
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Bus accident near Kallambalam injures multiple students from a Thrissur engineering college on a study tour to Vizhinjam.
AIMIM invites candidates for municipal polls; applications available on Facebook, due by January 20 with a ₹3,000 fee.