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A lecturer in Kerala's Thrissur has filed a police complaint against death threats that she received on Facebook, allegedly posted by BJP workers. Deepa Nishanth, who teaches at Sree Kerala Varma College, gave a screenshot of the threats that she received on Facebook to the police

Moral policing by two constables, which created a stir after being live-streamed on Facebook by the couple they targeted, has left the Kerala Police red-faced. The state police chief today admitted that he wished "it had not happened" and public display of affection, while frowned upon by society, is definitely not illegal. The couple, who were tar...

A couple in Kerala has alleged that the state police was taking on the role of the "moral police" after they were accosted, questioned and fined at a public park exactly a week after Valentine's Day. A video they had uploaded on Facebook, recording the incident, has triggered a barrage of criticism against the police and support for them.

A day before he lost his job as Kerala's top police officer, TP Senkumar wrote on Facebook that he is not spineless.

Seeking an image makeover for police personnel, the Director General of Police in Kerala has laid out a code of behaviour for the men in khaki, asking them to be courteous to the public, shun words with double meanings and not to forget to say 'thank you' and 'sorry' where needed.

On Sunday, moments after a police officer in Kerala posted her picture with popular southern actor Nivin Pauly on Facebook, it went viral. Merin Joseph, assistant commissioner of police, got thousands of 'likes', but far less admiring were media reports that alleged a violation of protocol.

Policemen in Kerala can no longer use their designation when expressing their opinions on social networking sites, Home Minister T. Radhakrishnan said on Tuesday.

A lecturer in Kerala's Thrissur has filed a police complaint against death threats that she received on Facebook, allegedly posted by BJP workers. Deepa Nishanth, who teaches at Sree Kerala Varma College, gave a screenshot of the threats that she received on Facebook to the police

Moral policing by two constables, which created a stir after being live-streamed on Facebook by the couple they targeted, has left the Kerala Police red-faced. The state police chief today admitted that he wished "it had not happened" and public display of affection, while frowned upon by society, is definitely not illegal. The couple, who were tar...

A couple in Kerala has alleged that the state police was taking on the role of the "moral police" after they were accosted, questioned and fined at a public park exactly a week after Valentine's Day. A video they had uploaded on Facebook, recording the incident, has triggered a barrage of criticism against the police and support for them.

A day before he lost his job as Kerala's top police officer, TP Senkumar wrote on Facebook that he is not spineless.

Seeking an image makeover for police personnel, the Director General of Police in Kerala has laid out a code of behaviour for the men in khaki, asking them to be courteous to the public, shun words with double meanings and not to forget to say 'thank you' and 'sorry' where needed.

On Sunday, moments after a police officer in Kerala posted her picture with popular southern actor Nivin Pauly on Facebook, it went viral. Merin Joseph, assistant commissioner of police, got thousands of 'likes', but far less admiring were media reports that alleged a violation of protocol.

Policemen in Kerala can no longer use their designation when expressing their opinions on social networking sites, Home Minister T. Radhakrishnan said on Tuesday.