In view of emerging challenges in the cyber world and spiralling internet crime rate, Kerala police is getting ready to launch a CyberDome, a high tech centre for cyber security and innovations, here next month. According to state police, the CyberDome,

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So now those who flout the lockdown have started avoiding main roads and places where people gather and play games

The Central Government has approved a Rs 1,840-crore revival package for Kerala''s Kuttanad region...

Assurances from the Centre has failed to dispel the mounting concerns of Kerala home to lush expanses of coconut, cardamom...

Farmers of Mankulam village panchayat in Kerala''s Idukki district are nursing their soil to reverse the damage done to it over the years.

As rubber trees replace coconut plantations and labour becomes scarce in Kerala, neighbouring states, particularly Tamil Nadu, look set to reap benefits of the crop better

Early this year, the farmers had fetched more than Rs 1,200 for cardamom.

Tea mosquito bug is the most serious pest of cashew plantation.

With farm workers abandoning the climbing job, Coconut Development Board has launched a trained army of climbers, calling them 'friends of coconut tree''

At least three lakh small-scale retail merchants in the state are facing serious threat to their businesses, including imminent closure of their establishments, according to an analysis by Kerala Vyapari Vyavasayi Ekopana Samithi (KVVES). The Samithi also demanded immediate intervention of the state and central governments and announce adequate financial packages.

To contain the spread and manage the people during the period of incubation, the state health department has issued an elaborate advisory to be followed at the Covid care centres where the NRKs will be admitted straight from the airports.

No new Covid-19 cases were reported for the second consecutive day in the state on Thursday. Presently, only 25 active cases are undergoing treatment as five more people tested negative in the day. Only six districts in the state are having active cases now.

In order to tide over the financial crisis, the state government is planning to mop up Rs 500 crore more from the market through sale of government stock (securities) of four-year tenure.

The government is exploring the possibility of amending the quarantine guidelines for NRKs and for those who are coming from the red zones in other states. The discussion on amending the guidelines happened during the review meeting here on Friday.

The Mapathon Keralam project of IT Mission got a new fillip when around 130 young professionals and resources persons of Haritha Keralam Mission joined it for mapping of streams in the state. With IT Mission providing online training for the volunteers, the mapping of streams has been completed in Kottayam and Kollam.

Amid the indecisiveness over the opening of liquor shops in the state, the finance and taxes departments, the state beverages corporation and Consumerfed are busy completing formalities relating to the opening of liquor outlets.

State entrance test for selection of candidates eligible for admission to engineering, pharmacy and architecture degree courses is likely to be held in June, provided the Covid-19 related restrictions and emergencies are over in Kerala by then.

State government is planning production of devices and equipment for healthcare sector on a large scale with the active participation of public sector institutions to fight Covid-19 pandemic and meet Kerala’s long-term requirements.

Respective police stations will issue travel passes for inter-district travel if there are difficulties in availing passes online, said state police chief Loknath Behera.

Only one Covid-19 positive case was reported in the state on Friday. With 10 more recoveries, the total active cases in the state has come down to 16. The positive case has been reported from Ernakulam as a woman who had arrived from Chennai for kidney treatment was confirmed to have contracted the virus.

Two Indians, who were among the 363 nationals brought back to Kerala from the Gulf, have tested positive for Covid-19, chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan said on Saturday. With this, the total number of active cases has climbed to 17 in the state. The patients have been admitted to hospitals in Kozhikode and Kochi.

Two Indians, who were among the 363 nationals brought back to Kerala from the Gulf, have tested positive for Covid-19, chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan said on Saturday. With this, the total number of active cases has climbed to 17 in the state. The patients have been admitted to hospitals in Kozhikode and Kochi.

Covid-19 shut down schools and cancelled exams but learning didn’t stop for students of Kerala’s government schools, thanks to teachers who tapped technology. Jinoy Jose P reports

Kerala govt report estimates a loss of about Rs 80,000 crore in GVA to the Kerala economy in Q1 (Apr-Jun) of 2020. For March, the shortfall in GVA could have been roughly Rs 29,000 crore. The direct and indirect losses in gross state value addition (GSVA), based on an input-output model, is estimated to be 10% in 2019-20 and 20% in 2020-21.

A dairy farm owner himself, Jayaram has agreed to promote KFL’s products as the brand ambassador of Kerala’s leading livestock feed manufacturer, KFL chairman Indushekaran Nair and managing director B Sreekumar said.

The detection time is 10 minutes, and the sample to result in time will be less than 2 hours, Harsh Vardhan said.

A Kerala-based institute has developed a diagnostic test for Covid-19 which it claims can furnish results in less than half the time taken by the method currently being used in the country and for a fraction of its cost — ₹1,000.

The Centre said it will now only test severe cases of the disease before releasing patients.

Prince Charles was presented with a state memento, an elephant carved in wood.

Thousands of people shifted to locations where they would cook in public places for next 2 days.

Her outburst has triggered a wave against the practice of preventing common man's freedom.

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NAGAPATTINAM A group of migrants who had been working at a brick kiln at in Kizhakancherikavu in Kerala travelled to their hometown in Mayiladuthurai

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