Top Kerala News developments today
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Key news developments in Kerala on March 19, Saturday
Here are the key news developments from Kerala to watch out for today
Opposition leader V.D. Satheesan to inaugurate a protest meeting against K-Rail organised by the UDF at Mulakuzhy, Chengannur today evening. Senior Congress leaders Oommen Chandy and Ramesh Chennithala and IUML leader P.K. Kunhalikutty are among those scheduled to address the meeting. This is the first of a series of state- wide protests against the project.
Medical students, who left Ukraine following the war, and their parents to share their concerns about the future at an interaction with the media under the banner of All Kerala Ukraine Medical Students’ and Parents’ Association to be held at Kochi.
The second day of the International Film Festival of Kerala. Kurdish Filmmaker who lost both of her legs in a double bombing attack in Diyarbakır, in south-eastern Turkey in conversation with writer Haritha Savithri.
Dr C.S. Venkitesweran in Conversation with Shivendra Singh Dungarpur.
Four of a family died in an incident of arson early Saturday at Thodupuzha in Idukki district. Local police have arrested the family’s patriarch for murder. The dead include his son, daughter-in-law and two grandchildren. Fight over property rights culminated in the crime, according to police.
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DMK MP Dayanidhi Maran contrasts women's roles in Tamil Nadu and North India, advocating for education over traditional domestic expectations.
BJP criticizes Rahul Gandhi as a "textbook example" of separatism following his claims of cultural suppression by the Centre.
BJP MLC accuses Karnataka government of withholding contents of D’Cunha report on Bengaluru stampede to avoid accountability for the tragedy.
Delhi court extends NIA custody of five accused in Red Fort blast case until January 16, 2026, for further investigation.
Femella Foundation launches its anti-domestic violence initiative with the play Yagnaseni, blending mythology and real-life stories.
Bose Krishnamachari resigns from Kochi Biennale Foundation citing family reasons, prompting discussions about his influential role.
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Chiranjeevi’s film leads Telugu cinema in legal action against malicious ratings, aiming for fair digital review practices.
Centre denies political clearance for Punjab CM Mann's proposed investment trip to the UK and Israel, claims AAP.
Hyderabad Hot Air Balloon Festival tickets sell out quickly; additional tickets available on January 14 for January 16-18 event.
Theatre personality Lillete Dubey talks about ‘Gauhar’, Mahesh Dattani adaptation of Vikram Sampath’s book, ‘My Name is Gauhar Jaan’ which will be staged in Bengaluru on January 17
Though ‘Huli Banthu Huli’, directed by C Chandrashekar was shot in 1975, it remains relevant today and its unavailability underscores the fragile fate of celluloid films
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