Top Kerala news developments for today
The Hindu
Important news developments likely from Kerala on February 4, 2022
Kerala Lok Ayukta is likely to deliver its ruling in a corruption and nepotism case against Higher Education Minister R. Bindu later in the day. The case's outcome is of political importance to the Left Democratic Front (LDF) government. Under section 14 of the Kerala Lok Ayukta Act, 1999, a declaration of guilt could cost Ms. Bindu her job. Congress leader Ramesh Chennithala, MLA, had hauled the Minister to the Lok Ayukta last month, accusing Ms. Bindu of unlawfully extending the tenure of the Kannur university vice-chancellor beyond the retirement age. Mr. Chennithala had alleged that Ms. Bindu had overstepped her constitutional bounds by attempting to coerce the Kerala Governor and Chancellor, Arif Muhammad Khan, to extend the university official's tenure in violation of existing rules and conventions.
“Kaavi Kale is a method-based art without rigid forms, allowing for diverse artistic influences,” said Janardhan Rao Havanje, an artist and researcher in Kaavi Kale on Friday.
The National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS), which is an instrumentality of the State, has to conduct itself as a model employer and has to be considerate while treating the claims of women employees for maternity and child care leave (CCL), said the High Court of Karnataka.
Telangana BJP president praises Maharashtra voters for rejecting Congress' divisive tactics, hails BJP's growing support and governance model.
Tender floated for Pachamalai Tourism Development Project to enhance infrastructure and promote sustainable tourism in the region.
Jharkhand MLAs' family members face defeat in elections as high-profile women lose, including wives of ex-CMs and daughters-in-law.
Nirangal Moondru movie review: Atharvaa, Sarathkumar and Rahman headline Nirangal Moondru, an imperfect yet intriguing tale on parenthood, lost causes and redemption
Communist Party of India (Marxist) leaders oppose Union government's decision to construct nuclear power plant in Srikakulam district.
Tiruchi Corporation invites tenders for 11-km link road construction connecting Panjapur to Kudamuriti river, costing ₹340 crore.
Chief Minister Revanth Reddy to counter opposition's farm loan waiver criticism at Farmers Conference in Mahabubnagar on November 30.
UDF cadre celebrate Palakkad win with trolley bags, highlighting political drama in byelections.
India tour of Australia: Border-Gavaskar Trophy first Test in Perth: Debutant Harshit Rana press conference on his performance and about his dream debut in Australia