CPM state committee member MB Rajesh lists out LDF government's achievements in Kerala and speaks about the front's chances in the next assembly polls.

Dr T V Sajeev, who works with the Kerala Forest Research Institute, explains what is Athirappilly hydro electric power project, how it will negatively impact the biodiversity, how the governments approved the project and history of mass protests against controversial projects and environmental consciousness of Keralites.

S Sreesanth, who is aiming for a comeback after the end of his seven-year ban from cricket this September, tells about how he is preparing to play for Kerala in the Ranji Trophy.

Dr DCS Reddy, head of the research group on Epidemiology and Surveillance under Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) explains effectiveness of India's COVID-19 fight

Dr Aravindan retired as the head of pathology department from the Government Medical College Kozhikode. He was the former president of Kerala's people science movement, Kerala Sasthra Sahitya Parishad.

The surging number of COVID-19 cases despite enduring a gruelling lockdown points to the possibility of such an error.

On top of Kerala's priority list this time is a request to expand its borrowing limit. A state can borrow 3 per cent of its GDP from the open market each fiscal. Kerala finance minister Thomas Isaac had been constantly demanding to push the limit to 3.5 per cent of the GDP.

Retail inflation, growth, fiscal deficit, employment rate, consumption -- some of the most crucial factors of the Indian economy, are looking at their worst performance in years.

Social media is abuzz with speculations about August 2020 rains. Here's Dr S Abhilash, associate director, Advanced Research for Atmospheric Radar Research, CUSAT, compares the situation in 2020 with 2018, 19.

With the COVID-19 cases spiking in many countries, it's clear that the pandemic not going to end anytime soon. And hence, people are pinning their hopes on a vaccine. We have been hearing a lot about the status of vaccines and treatments for the novel coronavirus, but how close are we to getting an effective vaccine?