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No Proposal For Menstrual Leaves At Educational Institutions Considered: Union Ministry
The Union Education Ministry replied in Lok Sabha over the question of getting menstrual leave for students at educational institutions. On February 6, Union Education Minister Subhas Sarkar said, "No such proposal is under consideration in the ministry." The reply was in view of the Kerala Government's announcement that it would grant menstrual leaves to females. However, the Union Ministry asked the concerned authority to ensure menstrual… read-more
Tags: Education Ministry, Menstrual Leaves, Educational institutions, lok sabha, Kerala Government
Courtesy: The Free Press Journal
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Kerala Govt Demands Civic Chandran's Bail In Sexual Harassment Case Revoked
Kerala government sought the state High Court on August 19 to overturn bail granted to writer and social critic Civic Chandran in sexual harassment case brought by Dalit writer. While granting anticipatory relief to Chandran, Kerala's Kozhikode district sessions court stated offenses under Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe (Prevention of Atrocities) Act would not stand against the accused prima facie. Two sexual harassment lawsuits were… read-more
Tags: Kerala, Bail, Kerala Government, High Court, sexual harassment case
Courtesy: Free Press Journal
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Kerala Govt Mandates Wearing Masks, Announces Punishment For Violators: COVID-19
Kerala government has made it compulsory to wear masks in public places, workplaces, during transport, and other gatherings. Chief Secretary Dr. V P Joy said on April 27, in exercise of the powers conferred under section 20(3) of the Disaster Management Act 2005, wearing masks will be made mandatory in the state. The daily positivity rate in India has increased by 0.3% in 24 hours, reported ANI.
Tags: covid19, Kerala Government, Dr. V P Joy, Coronavirus Pandemic, mask
Courtesy: ANI
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BJP Demands Ban On SDPI In Kerala
An RSS worker's death in Kerala's Palakkad region, BJP State Chief Secretary S Suresh demanded ban on SDPI in the State. He said, the law & order in Kerala is worst, and even police are inefficient to tackle the situation. Suresh said, SDPI anti-national terrorist are enemy of Kerala people and humanity and are growing in the State, with the support of the LDF and UDF Government.
Tags: SDPI anti-national, Kerala Government, RSS Worker, BJP Leader, S Suresh
Courtesy: ANI
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Congress Leader Slams New Liquor Policy Of Kerala
Congress leader VD Satheesan criticized the Pinarayi Vijayan Government for its new 'liquor policy' in Kerala. Claiming the policy to be 'disgusting & encouraging corruption" in Kerala. He said, "What is this policy? This policy is totally disgusting". He further added, "This is all for corruption". Notably, the LDF led Kerala Government introduced a new liquor policy, which allows manufacturing fruit-based liquor, and boosts the… read-more
Tags: New Liquor Policy, Kerala Government, CM Pinarayi Vijayan, Congress leader, Local
Courtesy: ANI
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Kerala Revenue Department Intends To Establish National Housing Park
The Kerala government of Revenue Department has proposed to establish a National Housing Park, the first such project in India which will showcase housing plans. However, it will be located on six acres of land costing Rs 5 lakh to Rs 10 lakh for the tourist attraction. "Kerala Revenue Department plans to implement National housing Park for the first time in India," tweeted the Kerala Government.
Tags: Kerala, Revenue Department, National Housing Park, Kerala Government, TOURIST ATTRACTION
Courtesy: ANI
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CBSE Retains Admission Eligibility Criteria For Class 1 Students
The Kerala CBSE School Management announced that the minimum age for class one admission in all CBSE schools for the academic year 2022-23 will be five years of age. However, Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) had earlier announced six years for the same criteria, as per National Education Policy which led to protests, against the decision. Moreover, until the last academic year, it was five years.
Tags: India, Education, CBSE Board, children, Kerala Government
Courtesy: The Times Of India
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Kerala Lifts Covid-19 Restrictions, Allows 100% Occupancy At Theatres & Bars
In view of declining Covid-19 cases in the state, the Kerala government on February 27, has decided to lift Covid-19 restrictions in the state. The government has decided to allow 100% occupancy in theatres, bars, hotels, and restaurants. Meanwhile, the government and private offices can hold offline meetings and training, the order stated. Notably, on February 25, Kerala reported 3,581 new Covid-19 cases.
Tags: Kerala, Covid-19, Movie Theatre, Hotels, Kerala Government
Courtesy: ANI
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No Hijab With Student Police Cadets Uniform, Says Kerala Government
The Kerala government has dismissed the plea of class eight student Riza Nahan for wearing hijab and full sleeves along with the uniform of Student Police Cadets. "Combining religious matters with uniforms in the present situation would raise the same demands in other similarly functioning forces," said the home department. The nodal officer of Student Police Cadets was also against this and pointed out the negative points of allowing it.
Tags: Hijab, Kerala, Police Cadet, Kerala Government, Religious Symbol
Courtesy: India Today
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Kerala Omicron Cases Tally At 152, Reports 45 New Cases
Omicron cases increased to 152 in Kerala, with 45 fresh cases, on January 2. The Health Authority of Kerala said, of the new cases, nine came from high risk countries, 32 from low risk and four were affected by primary contact. "Till now total of 50 people have reached the state from high risk countries, while 84 from low risk countries, eighteen have contracted disease through their contacts," said Govt.
Tags: omicron, Kerala, National Health authority, Kerala Government, Covid-19
Courtesy: Press Trust of India