Top Kerala News developments today
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Key news developments in Kerala on March 28, 2022
Here are the key news developments from Kerala to watch out for today
1. Strike disrupts normal life in Kerala
The two-day general strike called by various trade unions to protest the anti-labour policies of the Central Government affects normal life in Kerala. Roads deserted, public transport services suspended, shops and commercial establishments remain shut.
2. Dileep to be questioned by Crime Branch today
Crime Branch to question actor Dileep again at the police club in Aluva in the assault case against the actor, in the wake of suspicion that he had destroyed incriminating digital evidence from the mobile phones used by him and his close relatives.
3. HC to hear plea seeking attendance of employees
HC to consider a petition seeking compulsory attendance of government employees on the days of general strike.
Jadavpur University loses Institute of Eminence status due to budget cut, sparking political controversy and student protests.
Hyderabad's Government Super Speciality Veterinary Hospital offers affordable pet care, bridging the gap in pet healthcare services.
Majestic, once a bustling shopping hub, now struggles with declining footfall due to online shopping trends.
Kasthurba Gandhi Kanya Gurukulam: A legacy of women's empowerment, Gandhian values, and inclusive education for underprivileged students.
Andhra Pradesh SIPB approves ₹3.10 lakh crore investments, targeting 3.12 lakh jobs, including major projects by ArcelorMittal and BPCL.
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Technicolor India's sudden closure shocks 3,200 employees in Bengaluru and Mumbai, impacting the global AVGC-XR industry.
Telangana MLA suspended for insulting Speaker, sparking debate on democracy and opposition stifling in Assembly.
Technicolor India's sudden closure shocks 3,200 employees in Bengaluru and Mumbai, impacting the global AVGC-XR industry.
Air Chief Marshal A.P. Singh emphasizes innovative security measures and global readiness at Southern Air Command conference.
World Kidney Day highlights the rising prevalence of kidney issues among young Indians, emphasizing the importance of early detection and prevention.
Yogendra Yadav and T.M. Krishna discuss NEP’s strong pitch for a three-language formula and the fear, especially in Tamil Nadu, that there is an attempt being made to impose Hindi on non-Hindi speaking States
Kolkata People's Film Festival showcases political documentaries and short fiction from South Asia, emphasizing curatorial freedom and audience interaction.