The Karamana-Vellarada road widening project in Thiruvananthapuram faces indefinite delays due to pending financial clearances and unresolved land acquisition challenges, impacting regional connectivity.
The Karnataka government has elevated 54 state-run board and corporation chairpersons to the rank of state minister. Simultaneously, the BJP has initiated candidate selection for the upcoming GBA elections, targeting all five city corporations.
The BJP has accused the Karnataka government of minority appeasement after the state Cabinet approved a scheme to waive interest on loans for minorities, involving Rs 714 crore in pending recoveries.
A Karnataka Congress MLA reports increased bus crowding by women passengers, attributing it to the state's Shakti scheme offering free travel, raising concerns about infrastructure strain.
Karnataka's Cyber Command Centre has identified 42,000 mule accounts involved in laundering over Rs 100 crore from cybercrimes, following raids launched on February 5, 2026.
Karnataka Minister M B Patil met Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw to advocate for a high-speed bullet train connecting Bengaluru and Mumbai, emphasizing its economic and strategic importance.
India and the United States have agreed to enhance economic security alignment to build resilient supply chains, addressing non-market policies of third parties like China. The move signals coordinated efforts to reduce China's dominance in key sectors.
Two major infrastructure projects in Thiruvananthapuram—the Vattiyoorkavu junction development and Peroorkada flyover—are set to begin construction in March after tender processes open on February 17.
Tirurangadi Police in Malappuram, Kerala, seized a massive cache of explosives, including 89,600 gelatin sticks and 10,500 detonators, hidden under onions in a truck. The explosives were allegedly intended for illegal quarrying operations.
Kerala's Water Resources Minister Roshy Augustine announces concessions on drinking water charges for orphanages, old age homes, mental health rehabilitation centres, and homes for persons with disabilities.
A 55-year-old coconut plucker in Cherthala had a miraculous escape after nearly falling from a 50-foot tree, saved by heroic fire and rescue personnel who acted swiftly during a critical rescue operation.
Ludhiana Municipal Corporation relocates crucial meeting on Rs 1,200-crore waste management plan to Guru Nanak Bhawan following last year's hostage incident. The proposal faces opposition from private collectors and political scrutiny.
A 19-year-old fisheries college student from Thrissur was killed after a KSRTC bus hit his motorcycle at SN Junction in Tripunithura early Saturday morning.
A 23-year-old man was arrested in Ahmedabad for allegedly sexually assaulting an eight-year-old boy on the terrace of a religious premises. The child is in serious condition, and the case is registered under the Pocso Act and BNS.
Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has labeled Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah's criticism of the Union Budget as 'myopic,' defending its focus on infrastructure and development.
Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced a 7,000 km bullet train corridor as a key component of the Viksit Bharat roadmap, aiming to revolutionize high-speed rail connectivity across India.
Cardinal Poola Anthony has been elected as the new President of the Catholic Bishops' Council of India, succeeding Cardinal Oswald Gracias. The election took place during the 36th Plenary Assembly in Bengaluru.
A reality check reveals multiple railway crossings in Bengaluru are missing essential safety features like gates, warning signals, and proper signage, posing severe risks to commuters and pedestrians daily.
The Karnataka High Court ruled that heirs of a deceased person riding a borrowed vehicle cannot claim compensation, citing a Supreme Court precedent. The court ordered an insurance company to pay Rs 1 lakh with 7.5% interest.
Electricity Minister K Krishnankutty emphasized the need for Kerala to achieve energy self-sufficiency and showcase sustainable models globally at the International Energy Festival in Kochi.
BJP national president Nitin Nabin accused both LDF and UDF of playing political games on Sabarimala temple issues and vowed the party's continued fight for justice during his Kerala visit.
Ludhiana police have arrested Gurpreet Singh and recovered a stolen car following a violent carjacking incident involving an advocate in Machhiwara. The accused and accomplices attacked the victim, who managed to escape.
A major e-commerce fraud operation spanning Gujarat and Rajasthan has been busted, with five arrests for tampering with parcels and replacing electronics with dummy devices, causing significant losses.
A district-level seminar in Thiruvananthapuram reviewed Haritha Keralam Mission initiatives, distributing menstrual cups and environmental quiz prizes while discussing waste management and water conservation.
Frustrated by prolonged water shortages, Poonithura residents in Kochi have intensified protests against Kerala Water Authority's inaction, demanding immediate solutions.
Bengaluru's BMTC is launching new bus stops within 10 meters of 10 metro stations to enhance last-mile connectivity and reduce traffic congestion in the city.
The Kerala state government has granted administrative sanction for the first phase of a modern steel-structured KSRTC bus terminal in Karikkamuri, Kochi, with Rs 13 crore allocated. The project includes advanced facilities and aims to replace the existin
Chandigarh Power Distribution Limited (CPDL) introduces a new digital payment module allowing consumers to pay electricity bills directly on its website without any payment gateway charges, featuring real-time updates and instant confirmations.
Kochi police announce extensive security measures for Aluva Shivaratri, including 1,500 officers, CCTV monitoring, and multi-department coordination to ensure safety.
CPM state secretary M V Govindan stated the party will take action against former MLA A Padmakumar in the Sabarimala gold scam only after the chargesheet is filed, dismissing moral questions and criticizing Congress over SIT probes.