The state has been showing a decline in the daily cases after crossing the 30,000-mark post-Onam festival in August.
It all started with the century's biggest floods in 2018 and since then every year, Kerala has seen heavy rains and flash floods.
These disasters were caused due to higher economic activities like rock quarrying, construction of new buildings and roads and destruction of natural forest, says Madhav Gadgil
Kerala reported 7,555 new Covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours, as per a health bulletin from the state government on Sunday
The death toll from heavy rains and catastrophic landslide in Kerala rose to eight on Sunday with hard-hit areas of Kottayam and Idukki districts reeling from the devastation. The Army, NDRF, police and the Fire Force along with the locals began rescue operations on Sunday morning at Koottickal and Kokkayar panchayats where over a dozen people are listed to be missing due to numerous landslides accompanied by heavy downpour since Saturday. Officials said rescue operators on Sunday morning recovered four more bodies from Koottickal panchayat taking the toll to eight. They have not been identified yet, they said. Bodies of two women and a child were recovered from Koottickal on Saturday. In a separate rain-related incident on Saturday, a man and a woman--both 30-years old-- died as their car was swept away in the flood waters in Kanjar in Idukki district. State Revenue Minister K Rajan, who is in Kottayam district to coordinate the rescue efforts, said the government agencies are a
This is in view of the continuing heavy rainfall in the state
At least 8 people are dead and five persons are reported missing after heavy rains lashed Kerala since Friday evening
The culture of WFH has gained acceptance in the IT sector and has a positive impact on society by including more new mothers, according to John M Thomas, the CEO of IT parks in Kerala.
Kerala's daily Covid tally hasseen a fluctuating trend with 9,246 people turning positive on Thursday, while the test positivity rate stood at 10.42 per cent
After dropping for a few days, Kerala's daily Covid case tally again went up on Wednesday, with 11,079 cases after 89,995 samples were tested, and the test positivity rate also rose to 12.31 per cent
The Central Water Commission (CWC) on Tuesday sounded red alert (extreme flood situation) for a river in Kerala
The state had logged 10,691 cases on October 10.
Diesel price on Monday breached the Rs 100-a-litre mark in Kerala and Karnataka as fuel prices were hiked yet again to align domestic rates with firming international oil prices. Petrol price was hiked by 30 paise per litre and diesel by 35 paise a litre, according to a price notification of state-owned fuel retailers. The seventh straight day of price hike pushed fuel rates to a new record high. The price of petrol in Delhi rose to its highest-ever level of Rs 104.44 a litre and Rs 110.41 per litre in Mumbai, the notification showed. In Mumbai, diesel now comes for Rs 101.03 a litre; while in Delhi, it costs Rs 93.17. While petrol price in most of the country is already above Rs 100-a-litre mark, diesel rates have crossed that level in several states, with Kerala and Karnataka being the latest ones. Diesel costs Rs 100.15 a litre in Thiruvananthapuram. Some cities in Karnataka including Shimoga and Davanagere also saw those levels on Monday. In Bengaluru however, diesel comes f
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Sunday issued an orange alert for six districts in the state for October 12, 13 and 14, predicting heavy rains.
Kerala on Sunday logged 10,691 fresh Covid-19 cases and 85 deaths, taking the infection count to 47,94,800 and fatalities to 26,258 till date.
In a Facebook post on the occasion of World Mental Health Day, the CM said that studies have shown that poor human health as well as lack of proper food, shelter,
Kerala Governor Arif Mohammad Khan said he disapproved of the binary of 'majority-minority' when it comes to India as all its citizens enjoy 'equal rights'
Amid protest by the opposition alleging under-reporting of Covid deaths in Kerala, the state Government on Friday decided to include 7,000 more victims of the pandemic in its official death list
Kerala Plus One Second Allotment 2021: Students who make it to the second list must take their admissions with the time period to be provided by HSCAP
Kerala on Wednesday reported 12,616 fresh Covid-19 cases and 134 deaths, taking the infection caseload to 47,51,434 and fatalities to 25,811