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Muraleedharan defends transfer of Health Services Director despite tribunal stay | Kerala News | ACTPnews
Thrissur: Kerala Health Minister K Muraleedharan on Thursday defended the transfer of Health Services Director Dr Reena K J, saying officials who fail to implement government decisions cannot continue in their positions. His remarks came after the Thiruvananthapuram Bench of the Administrative Tribunal stayed the state government’s order transferring Dr Reena, a move seen as…
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19 more Shigella cases reported in Kerala | Shigella | Shigella in Kerala | Kerala News | ACTPnews
Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala reported 19 cases of Shigella infection on Thursday, taking the total number of cases recorded in June to 110, according to health department. The latest cases were reported from Thiruvananthapuram (2), Kollam (1), Ernakulam (1), Thrissur (3), Malappuram (1), Kozhikode (9) and Kannur (2). Kozhikode and Wayanad have reported the highest number of…
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Suspected MPox case reported in Thiruvananthapuram; sample sent for testing | Kerala News | ACTPnews
Suspected MPox case reported in Thiruvananthapuram; sample sent for testing | Kerala News | Onmanorama Onmanorama Staff Published: June 18, 2026 08:07 PM IST 1 minute Read Representational image. Photo: Reuters Thiruvananthapuram: A suspected case of MPox has been reported in Thiruvananthapuram district on Thursday. The suspected infection…
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How UDF govt solved 6-decade-old Dalit land struggle in 5 sittings & prevented ‘mini-Muthanga’ at Malayidom Thuruthu | ACTPnews
Kochi: When CPM state secretary MV Govindan arrived at the embattled Dalit settlement of Pariyathukavu at Malayidom Thuruthu in Ernakulam’s Kizhakambalam on May 25, he was doing more than expressing solidarity with seven families facing eviction.He was helping shape what the Left hoped would become the first major political crisis of the newly sworn-in VD…
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Security alert at Cochin Shipyard after pro-Pakistan writing found inside ship | Cochin Shipyard Updates | Kochi News | Kerala News | ACTPnews
Kochi: A security alert has been triggered at Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL) after a message reading “I Love Pakistan” was discovered scratched onto an internal wall of a vessel that had been reportedly brought to the shipyard for maintenance. The incident has prompted a preliminary inquiry by the Kochi City police. It is learnt that…
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Kerala Human Rights Commission asks cricket association to appoint women coaches after sexual harassment allegations | Kerala News | ACTPnews
The Kerala State Human Rights Commission has directed the Kerala Cricket Association (KCA) to appoint women coaches to train women and girl cricketers in the State, following allegations of sexual harassment against a cricket coach. The directive was issued by Commission chairperson Justice Alexander Thomas while disposing of a suo motu case registered on the…
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Ebola scare in Kerala: Health Minister says no cause for concern, alert issued to all medical colleges | Ebola Case in Kerala | Kerala Ebola Scare | Kerala News | ACTPnews
Ebola scare in Kerala: Health Minister says no cause for concern, alert issued to all medical colleges | Ebola Case in Kerala | Kerala Ebola Scare | Kerala News | Onmanorama Onmanorama Staff Published: June 18, 2026 06:00 PM IST 2 minute Read Representational image. Photo: iStock/Md Ariful…
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Pinarayi hits out at UDF over PM-SHRI, says Kerala can exit scheme anytime | Kerala News | ACTPnews
Opposition Leader Pinarayi Vijayan on Thursday slammed the ruling UDF government for deciding to continue with the Prime Minister’s School for Rising India (PM-SHRI) scheme in Kerala, asserting that the state has the authority to withdraw from the project at any time. The former Chief Minister also defended the previous LDF government’s decision to sign…
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Untimely rains make Brazil’s coffee farmers tense, but cheer up South Indian farmers as prices go up | Kerala Coffee farmers | Kerala Coffee prices | Coffee prices in India | Commmodity Prices | Business News | ACTPnews
Kalpetta: Untimely rains across Brazil’s coffee-growing regions during the June–July harvest season, along with forecasts of continued rainfall in the coming weeks, have brought cheer to Indian coffee farmers. Robusta coffee prices, which had been declining, suddenly climbed by up to ₹10 per kg, triggering a wave of selling in the market. Coffee prices had…
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Cases of vomiting, diarrhoea in Thrippunithura; government college shuts for a week | Kerala News | ACTPnews
Cases of vomiting, diarrhoea in Thrippunithura; government college shuts for a week | Kerala News | Onmanorama Onmanorama Staff Published: June 18, 2026 04:13 PM IST 1 minute Read In Brief In Brief Summary is AI-generated, Newsroom Reviewed × Government Ayurveda College in Tripunithura has declared a week-long…
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