Karunagappally

A group of school children who waited on the wayside in this southern district of Kerala to greet President Droupadi Murmu on Friday during her maiden visit to the state were in for a treat when she stopped the convoy and distributed chocolates.

A 27-year-old woman in Kerala's Karunagappally was allegedly starved to death by her husband and mother-in-law for dowry. For days, she survived only on soaked rice and sugar syrup and weighed only 20 kg when she died last week, the police said today.

Seven years after the massive tsunami devastated coastal Kerala on December 26, 2004, the fisherfolk are still left in the lurch owing to the lethargy of the government. Lakhs of people, who depend on the sea to make a living, are now afraid of it. The tsunami that wreaked havoc on coastal areas, especially the Karunagappally and Cherthala taluks, ...

A group of school children who waited on the wayside in this southern district of Kerala to greet President Droupadi Murmu on Friday during her maiden visit to the state were in for a treat when she stopped the convoy and distributed chocolates.

A 27-year-old woman in Kerala's Karunagappally was allegedly starved to death by her husband and mother-in-law for dowry. For days, she survived only on soaked rice and sugar syrup and weighed only 20 kg when she died last week, the police said today.

Seven years after the massive tsunami devastated coastal Kerala on December 26, 2004, the fisherfolk are still left in the lurch owing to the lethargy of the government. Lakhs of people, who depend on the sea to make a living, are now afraid of it. The tsunami that wreaked havoc on coastal areas, especially the Karunagappally and Cherthala taluks, ...