Top Kerala News developments today
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Key news developments in Kerala on March 31, 2022
Here are the key news developments from Kerala to watch out for today
1. SSLC exams begin today
The SSLC examinations commence today. More than 400,000 students will report to the 2,900 examination centres across Kerala to attend the tests.
2. Congress to hold protest against fuel price hike
Congress workers will organise protests in public places and residential neighbourhoods across Kerala against spiralling fuel and cooking gas prices.
3. Sight seeing trips for women riders
Tourism Minister P. Mohammed Riyas to flag off the department's "Free Rider" motorbike sight-seeing trips for women travellers.
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