Top Kerala news developments today
The Hindu
Key news developments in Kerala on October 28, Friday
Here are the important developments from Kerala to watch out for today:
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The Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) intensified its enforcement efforts against ticketless travel through a statewide drive conducted in December 2025. The operation covered buses operating both within Karnataka and on routes to neighbouring states.
Slow UGD work in Gandhi Nagar leads to road deterioration, water contamination, and safety concerns for residents.
Experience Tamil history and culture vividly through a theatrical reading featuring renowned artists and rich literary excerpts.
Discover a vibrant banana store near Coimbatore, known for its fresh harvests and stunning displays that attract curious visitors.
Defunct high mast light at Thoothukudi Collectorate junction, a cause of concern for vehicle users
Tributes were paid to former Chief Minister M.G. Ramachandran by VIT founder G. Viswanathan on his 107th birthday.
Ernakulam district will soon welcome three new police chiefs following a significant reshuffle in top IPS positions.
Displaced families protest Hubballi Airport expansion, demanding timely allotment of alternative sites and fair compensation.
Delhi-NCR enforces GRAP-4 restrictions amid severe air quality, shifting school classes to hybrid mode and banning non-essential truck traffic.
GCC’s Saturday drive for collecting old sofas, clothes and other unwanted items is 14 editions old and still going strong
A.P. Food Safety department plans to tighten regulations on cotton candy sales due to harmful coloring agents in Vijayawada.
The Lokayukta Police on Saturday arrested senior officials of the Excise Department for allegedly demanding and accepting a hefty bribe to clear liquor-related licences.
The Munneru-Palair Link Scheme aims to stabilize irrigation, mitigate floods, and save power costs in three districts.