Verified public communiques, state cabinet policies, administrative decisions, and regional reporting for Kerala.
The Supreme Court’s 2023 judgment in K.C. Cinema vs State of Jammu and Kashmir affirmed cinema owners’ right to ban outside food and allowed multiplex eateries in Kerala to set their own prices. The ruling has sparked a debate over pricing practices in Kerala’s multiplexes.
Senior journalist K. Kunhikannan, resident editor of the BJP mouthpiece Janmabhoomi, died at age 72 after a hospital stay following a fall at his home. He was a long‑time media figure in Kerala and held several key positions in party and journalist organisations.
CPI(M) leader Mohamed Riyas, son‑in‑law of Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, announced he will contest the Enforcement Directorate's charges in the CMRL pay‑off case through legal means. He made the statement in a Facebook post, condemning the allegations as sensationalist.
Two Class 9 students from Kerala, Cathlin Marie Jeesan and Navika D. Nair, have been chosen to represent India at the World Robot Olympiad International Championship 2026 in Puerto Rico. Their selection follows a gold‑medal performance at the national WRO competition in Hyderabad, where they showcased a robot‑based system for preserving palm‑leaf manuscripts.
The Thalassery District Sessions Court granted bail to Dr. M.K. Ram, the first accused in the Nithin Raj death case, despite strong opposition from the prosecution. The decision follows sharp criticism by the Kerala High Court of the investigation and alleged police interference.
A tiger was sighted on a road near Munnar’s Goodarvila Estate, prompting forest officials to verify the video and warn of ongoing cattle attacks in the region. The forest department announced compensation for lost livestock and instructed plantations to secure animals in sheds by early afternoon.
The Kerala Forest Department withdrew a case against farmer Chackochan for cutting trees on his patta land in Pandippara, Idukki, following intervention by Forest Minister Shibu Baby John. The minister also ordered the return of seized timber and tools to the landowner.
A risk assessment by the International Tanker Owners Pollution Federation (ITOPF) warns that containers lost from the Singapore‑flagged vessel Wan Hai 503, which caught fire off Kerala on June 9 2025, could cause shoreline pollution in future decades. The National Green Tribunal has ordered the vessel’s owners to detail cargo contents and environmental impacts, prompting a detailed report and remedial actions by Kerala authorities.
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