Top Kerala News developments today
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Key news developments in Kerala on January 21, Friday
Here are the important developments from Kerala to watch out for today:
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Two arrested in Bengaluru for illegally occupying government land in Kogilu village.
Special voter registration camps will be held at all 4,079 polling stations in Chennai district on January 10 and 11, election officials said.
Telangana generated ₹16,478 crore from sale of its lands and properties between 2014-24, highlighting significant reliance on property for revenue.
AIADMK chief Edappadi Palaniswami rules out reconciliation with Sasikala and Panneerselvam, emphasizing party strength and coalition talks.
A 12th-century multi-lingual inscription from the Hoysala period discovered in Karnataka reveals historical ties between Kannada and Tamil cultures.
Chennai's first Olive Ridley turtle is satellite-tagged for a study enhancing conservation through telemetry monitoring from 2025 to 2027.
Jaundice and hepatitis cases persist at VIT Bhopal, raising safety concerns despite campus reopening and student protests.
Bandi Sanjay accuses Congress of harming Telangana's interests by excluding PRLIS from the AP Reorganisation Act Section 89, alleging historic injustice.
Air India receives its first custom Boeing Dreamliner post-privatization, featuring three class configurations for enhanced passenger experience.
A rare January deep depression over the Bay of Bengal is set to bring heavy rainfall to coastal Tamil Nadu.
New six-lane bridge across Phalguni River in Kulur expected to be completed by May 2026, replacing dilapidated old bridge.
Tamil Nadu CM Stalin launches Pongal gift hamper distribution, including rice, sugar, sugarcane, and cash for eligible families.
‘Savukku’ Shankar threatening witnesses, cancel his interim bail: T.N. police urge Madras High Court
Madras High Court reviews plea to cancel 'Savukku' Shankar's bail amid allegations of witness intimidation and video postings.