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July 1, 2020

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Kerala reports 131 new Covid 19 cases and two worrying observations

Most of the Kerala's positive cases are among the returnees to the state from abroad or other states. Kerala,Unlock 1,Covid 19 The state government is …

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Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan clarifies on choice of firm for e-mobility project

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Monday denied the allegations by Opposition Congress Leader Ramesh …

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Plan to make antibody test mandatory for people going out of Kerala

Antibody testing will soon be made mandatory for those who plan to go to other states from Kerala.

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Kerala's landings down by 15%

Kerala suffered a drop of 15.4% in marine fish landings with the total landings of 5.44 lakh tonnes compared 6.42 lakh tonnes in 2018-19. There was a …

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HC declines to stay Kerala varsity exams

COurt order based on petition of 23 PG students and a Law student. The Kerala High court refused to stay the Kerala University exams that are to begin …

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Not blacklisted, PwCPL clarifies after Kerala leader''s remarks (Ld)

The London-headquartered firm''s statement said it wishes to clarify that the entity performing work for the Kerala government''s Department of …

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Kerala: 98.82% pass in class 10 board exam amid virus scare

Thiruvananthapuram: The results of the class X board exam held in Kerala amid the coronavirus scare were announced on Tuesday. Over four lakh …

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Kerala: Wild elephant falls into well, rescued after four hours of operation in Ernakulam

Thiruvananthapuram: A wild elephant that strayed into human settlement areas near Pooyankuutti in Ernakulam district and fell into a well, was …

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17 special POCSO courts inaugurated in Kerala

Thiruvananthapuram, June 30 (PTI) Seventeen special POCSO courts were inagurated in Kerala on Tuesday, as part of the first phase of setting up 28 …

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