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Another Flashing Incident On Kerala Bus, 2nd In 2 Weeks
Barely a fortnight after a man was apprehended for flashing his genitals to a young woman aboard a KSRTC bus, a similar incident occurred near Payyanur.
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Setting Up Special Courts To Try Crimes Against Women: Kerala Chief Minister
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Tuesday said his government's priority is to open special courts to try cases related to crimes against women and children and has no plan as of now to set up any other new court in the state.
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Court Reverses Kerala Order On Capping Covid RT-PCR Tests Rate In Private Labs
The Kerala High Court on Monday quashed the Kerala government's order to reduce charges of RT-PCR tests in private laboratories to Rs 500 from Rs 1,700.
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"Kerala Paid Price": Health Minister Harsh Vardhan On Easing Restrictions For Festivals
The recent spike in coronavirus cases in Kerala - confirmed infections increased by around 1.35 lakh between October 1 and 17 - is the result of "gross negligence during Onam", Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan said Sunday afternoon
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Kerala Cops Using Call Records Of COVID Patients For Contact Tracing: Chief Minister
COVID-19 patients' phone call detail records (CDRs) were being used by the police in Kerala as part of adopting innovative and scientific methods for effective contact tracing, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said on Wednesday.
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Regional Cancer Centre Gets Clean Chit From Government-Appointed Panel
Kerala Joint DME Sreekumari's team has given a clean-chit to the Regional Cancer Centre (RCC) with respect to the allegations that a 9-year-old girl patient who was admitted to the RCC, was given HIV-infected blood.
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Indian Expat, Who Went Missing This Week, Found Dead In Sharjah Car Park
Dixon, 35, from Perumbavoor in Kerala, returned to Sharjah on July 30 from Ireland, where he went to visit his family.
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Kerala readies for next round of migration study
The Centre for Development Studies in Thiruvananthapuram has started the ground work for the seventh round of the comprehensive study on international and internal emigration from the state, says the study head.
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Another Flashing Incident On Kerala Bus, 2nd In 2 Weeks
Barely a fortnight after a man was apprehended for flashing his genitals to a young woman aboard a KSRTC bus, a similar incident occurred near Payyanur.
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Setting Up Special Courts To Try Crimes Against Women: Kerala Chief Minister
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Tuesday said his government's priority is to open special courts to try cases related to crimes against women and children and has no plan as of now to set up any other new court in the state.
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Court Reverses Kerala Order On Capping Covid RT-PCR Tests Rate In Private Labs
The Kerala High Court on Monday quashed the Kerala government's order to reduce charges of RT-PCR tests in private laboratories to Rs 500 from Rs 1,700.
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"Kerala Paid Price": Health Minister Harsh Vardhan On Easing Restrictions For Festivals
The recent spike in coronavirus cases in Kerala - confirmed infections increased by around 1.35 lakh between October 1 and 17 - is the result of "gross negligence during Onam", Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan said Sunday afternoon
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Kerala Cops Using Call Records Of COVID Patients For Contact Tracing: Chief Minister
COVID-19 patients' phone call detail records (CDRs) were being used by the police in Kerala as part of adopting innovative and scientific methods for effective contact tracing, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said on Wednesday.
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Regional Cancer Centre Gets Clean Chit From Government-Appointed Panel
Kerala Joint DME Sreekumari's team has given a clean-chit to the Regional Cancer Centre (RCC) with respect to the allegations that a 9-year-old girl patient who was admitted to the RCC, was given HIV-infected blood.
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Indian Expat, Who Went Missing This Week, Found Dead In Sharjah Car Park
Dixon, 35, from Perumbavoor in Kerala, returned to Sharjah on July 30 from Ireland, where he went to visit his family.
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Kerala readies for next round of migration study
The Centre for Development Studies in Thiruvananthapuram has started the ground work for the seventh round of the comprehensive study on international and internal emigration from the state, says the study head.
