Top Kerala news developments today
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Key news developments in Kerala on Sep 16, Friday
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Chandrababu Naidu urges Telugu States to prioritize water utilization over disputes, emphasizing river interlinking for drought relief.
The Karnataka government on Friday handed over 10 cases related to two incidents that had turned into political flashpoints — the Hubballi woman “disrobing” case and the Ballari firing case in which a Congress worker was killed — to the Criminal Investigation Department (CID), a well-placed police source told The Hindu.
State govt. analyses results of local body elections and discusses strategies to counter the Union government’s continuing “economic blockade” of the State
Calcutta High Court adjourns ED's plea regarding alleged obstruction during IPAC raid, rescheduling for January 14.
Activists urge the Supreme Court to adopt humane solutions for managing the stray dog population amid public safety concerns.
Madurai Bench warns contemnors of charges over Thirupparankundram Deepam issue, emphasizing non-compliance with previous orders.
Health Minister launches nine mobile health units to provide essential healthcare services in remote areas of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi.
M.K. Stalin claims the BJP government has weaponized the Censor Board, impacting film releases and political narratives.
The High Court of Karnataka has quashed a criminal case registered against a man by his wife in Bengaluru city for allegedly subjecting her to cruelty by preventing her from eating French fries, rice, and meat after the delivery of a child in the U.S.
Rural employment provided through Sarvodaya Sanghs in Tamil Nadu may be affected due to delay in release of subsidy arrears
Law and order: Pro-active policing helped reduce grave offences in rural areas of Madurai in 2025
The three-day Kala Parba art fair at Kadri Park showcases budding artists and honors late mentor Syed Asif Ali.
Nellore's Gangapatnam creek faces severe siltation, threatening fishers' livelihoods and prompting calls for urgent dredging to restore marine life.