Kerala

Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, who had termed NEP as "a danger to the nation", and the state Education Minister V Sivankutty, who claimed that NEP could lead to "central interference" in syllabus design, signed the scheme without the approval of the state cabinet.

The KDRB's announcements requiring a certificate from Tantra Vidya Peetoms as one of the requirements for being appointed as part-time shanthis (priests) in different temples were also contested by the petitioners.

In the clip, female students in burqas can be seen seated on one side and male students on the other, divided by mid-height barriers. A male instructor, dressed in traditional attire and donning a skull cap, delivers a lecture amid purple-themed decorations.

Many valuable donations and offerings were not properly entered into official records.

In a brief but alarming incident on Wednesday, a helicopter carrying President Droupadi Murmu encountered an unexpected situation when a section of the helipad...

The SIT, formed after the directions of the Kerala High Court, has been probing two cases relating to the theft of gold from the Dwarapalaka idols and the loss of gold from the Sreekovil door frames at Sabarimala temple.

On Tuesday (13th October), Kerala Education Minister V Sivankutty, disregarding the school dress code, directed the school to allow an eighth standard female student to wear hijab in the school. The management of the CBSE-affiliated school, run by the Latin Catholic Church, had declined the female student’s request to be allowed to wear a hijab, citing the school dress code.