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Sri Lanka Man Who Jumped Kerala Cops' Custody Detained By Island Nation's Navy
A Sri Lankan national, who had given the slip to the Kerala police while he was being taken to a local court in Kerala's Thrissur as an accused in a drug case last month, has been detained by the Navy in that country, police said on Monday.
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Southwest Monsoon Makes Onset Over Nicobar Islands: Weather Office
The crippling heat is straining power grids and drying up water bodies triggering drought-like conditions in parts of the country.
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Minimal Chance Of Nipah Virus Spreading From India: Sri Lanka Health Ministry
The threat of the Nipah virus spreading to Sri Lanka from India remains minimal, the island nation's health ministry said on Saturday amidst the rising fear about the contagious disease among the citizens.
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Temperature Jump In Kerala, Puducherry Among Highest In World This Year: Study
Kerala, Puducherry and Andaman and Nicobar Islands experienced more than three degrees higher temperatures, among the highest in the world, from June to August this year, a new report claimed on Thursday.
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Kerala Gets Its 1st Vande Bharat Train, PM Launches Water Metro: 10 Facts
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today flagged off Kerala's first Vande Bharat Express train from Thiruvananthapuram. The PM also inaugurated the Kochi Water Metro, a one-of-its-kind project that connects 10 islands through electric hybrid boats.
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Video: Major Fire At Cochin Port Authority Land In Kerala
A major fire broke out that broke out in a plot belonging to the Cochin Port Authority (CoPA) at Wellingdon Island in Kochi and spread to dry grass last evening has been completely put out, officials said today.
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When Water Displaced Natives From Munroe Thuruth, Kerala's 'Sinking Island'
Tucked away from the chaos of this nearby commercial town, there is an inland island where wooden country boats can be seen carrying tourists every now and then through tranquil canals, flanked by lush mangrove patches
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Lakshadweep Administrator Seeks Moving Legal Jurisdiction To Karnataka
The Lakshadweep administration,facing widespread protests from the islands' people over some of its policies, has mooted a proposal to shift its legal jurisdiction from the Kerala High Court to the Karnataka High Court, officials said.
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New Lakshadweep Orders Spawn Censure From All Parties In Kerala Assembly
The Kerala Assembly on Monday morning unanimously passed a joint resolution demanding the removal of Lakshadweep Administrator Praful Patel over alleged "anti-people" policies, and reminding the centre of its responsibility to protect the islanders
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Lakshadweep: Kerala Readies Delegations, Protests As Turmoil Intensifies
Lakshadweep: From protests to party-level delegations preparing to visit the island group, Kerala's political formations are gearing up to intensify the agitation against the Union Territory administration's alleged high-handedness.
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Kerala Likely To Pass Joint Resolution Supporting People Of Lakshadweep
The Kerala Assembly is likely to pass a joint resolution expressing solidarity with the people of Lakshadweep where the recent actions of the islands' administrator have drawn flak from various quarters.
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PM Modi, Kerala Chief Minister Share Namastes At Event Before Elections
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday unveiled projects of around Rs 6,000 crore in Kerala including a petrochemical complex and ferries for inland waterways at Willingdon Islands, asserting that these projects will energise India's growth trajectory and tourism.
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Congress's Mayor Candidate Loses To BJP By 1 Vote In Kerala, Blames EVM
Congress mayoral candidate N Venugopal, has lost to the BJP candidate by one vote, in the Kochi Corporation North Island ward in the state's local body elections.
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Kerala Boatman Turns Saviour For People Stranded On Island Amid Lockdown
In the Kerala backwaters in Kuttanad, a 50-year-old boatman is ferrying essential commodities including rice and grains, to around 60 families on an island here, who have been left with no mode of transportation after the coronavirus lockdown.
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Kerala Boatman Turns Saviour For People Stranded On Island Amid Lockdown
In the Kerala backwaters in Kuttanad, a 50-year-old boatman is ferrying essential commodities including rice and grains, to around 60 families on an island here, who have been left with no mode of transportation after the coronavirus lockdown.
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Sri Lanka Man Who Jumped Kerala Cops' Custody Detained By Island Nation's Navy
A Sri Lankan national, who had given the slip to the Kerala police while he was being taken to a local court in Kerala's Thrissur as an accused in a drug case last month, has been detained by the Navy in that country, police said on Monday.
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Southwest Monsoon Makes Onset Over Nicobar Islands: Weather Office
The crippling heat is straining power grids and drying up water bodies triggering drought-like conditions in parts of the country.
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Minimal Chance Of Nipah Virus Spreading From India: Sri Lanka Health Ministry
The threat of the Nipah virus spreading to Sri Lanka from India remains minimal, the island nation's health ministry said on Saturday amidst the rising fear about the contagious disease among the citizens.
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Temperature Jump In Kerala, Puducherry Among Highest In World This Year: Study
Kerala, Puducherry and Andaman and Nicobar Islands experienced more than three degrees higher temperatures, among the highest in the world, from June to August this year, a new report claimed on Thursday.
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Kerala Gets Its 1st Vande Bharat Train, PM Launches Water Metro: 10 Facts
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today flagged off Kerala's first Vande Bharat Express train from Thiruvananthapuram. The PM also inaugurated the Kochi Water Metro, a one-of-its-kind project that connects 10 islands through electric hybrid boats.
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Video: Major Fire At Cochin Port Authority Land In Kerala
A major fire broke out that broke out in a plot belonging to the Cochin Port Authority (CoPA) at Wellingdon Island in Kochi and spread to dry grass last evening has been completely put out, officials said today.
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When Water Displaced Natives From Munroe Thuruth, Kerala's 'Sinking Island'
Tucked away from the chaos of this nearby commercial town, there is an inland island where wooden country boats can be seen carrying tourists every now and then through tranquil canals, flanked by lush mangrove patches
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Lakshadweep Administrator Seeks Moving Legal Jurisdiction To Karnataka
The Lakshadweep administration,facing widespread protests from the islands' people over some of its policies, has mooted a proposal to shift its legal jurisdiction from the Kerala High Court to the Karnataka High Court, officials said.
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New Lakshadweep Orders Spawn Censure From All Parties In Kerala Assembly
The Kerala Assembly on Monday morning unanimously passed a joint resolution demanding the removal of Lakshadweep Administrator Praful Patel over alleged "anti-people" policies, and reminding the centre of its responsibility to protect the islanders
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Lakshadweep: Kerala Readies Delegations, Protests As Turmoil Intensifies
Lakshadweep: From protests to party-level delegations preparing to visit the island group, Kerala's political formations are gearing up to intensify the agitation against the Union Territory administration's alleged high-handedness.
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Kerala Likely To Pass Joint Resolution Supporting People Of Lakshadweep
The Kerala Assembly is likely to pass a joint resolution expressing solidarity with the people of Lakshadweep where the recent actions of the islands' administrator have drawn flak from various quarters.
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PM Modi, Kerala Chief Minister Share Namastes At Event Before Elections
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday unveiled projects of around Rs 6,000 crore in Kerala including a petrochemical complex and ferries for inland waterways at Willingdon Islands, asserting that these projects will energise India's growth trajectory and tourism.
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Congress's Mayor Candidate Loses To BJP By 1 Vote In Kerala, Blames EVM
Congress mayoral candidate N Venugopal, has lost to the BJP candidate by one vote, in the Kochi Corporation North Island ward in the state's local body elections.
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Kerala Boatman Turns Saviour For People Stranded On Island Amid Lockdown
In the Kerala backwaters in Kuttanad, a 50-year-old boatman is ferrying essential commodities including rice and grains, to around 60 families on an island here, who have been left with no mode of transportation after the coronavirus lockdown.
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Kerala Boatman Turns Saviour For People Stranded On Island Amid Lockdown
In the Kerala backwaters in Kuttanad, a 50-year-old boatman is ferrying essential commodities including rice and grains, to around 60 families on an island here, who have been left with no mode of transportation after the coronavirus lockdown.
