Nenmara town in Kerala's Palakkad district is on the boil after a shocking double murder. Local resident Sudhakaran, 55 and ...

The workers of the Democratic Movement of Kerala (DMK), a social collective led by the MLA, staged a protest in front of the forest office alleging negligence by wildlife personnel in addressing ...

The Kerala government has brought in a Bill to amend the Kerala Forest Act, 1961. The Bill is likely to be debated in the next session of the state Assembly, slated for later this month. Farmer ...

The Kerala forest department will constitute intelligence sleeper cells in each circle as part of reducing crimes related to wildlife and improving the functioning of the Forest intelligence cell. The ...

Kerala's Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has decided not to proceed with the contentious amendment to the Kerala Forest Act of 1961. The announcement has been met with approval, particularly from the ...

Kalpetta, Wayanad: Kerala's Forest Minister A K Saseendran handed over a temporary government job appointment to the tiger attack victim’s son on Sunday, in a move to support the grieving family.

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan announced on Wednesday that the controversial amendment to the Kerala Forest Act of 1961 would be withdrawn, following a backlash from various sectors, including ...

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan announced that the state government will not move forward with the proposed amendment to the Kerala Forest Act of 1961. This decision comes after widespread ...

Thiruvananthapuram: The Kerala Government has decided to put the Kerala Forest (Amendment) Bill 2024 on hold due to widespread protests across the state. The decision was taken during the weekly ...

Thiruvananthapuram: The Kerala government is on the lookout for a tiger, “dead or alive”, after it mauled a 48-year-old woman to death in Wayanad district. Radha, whose husband is a forest watcher, ...

Kalpetta, Wayanad: Kerala Forest Minister AK Saseendran announced that the tiger responsible for the death of a woman in Pancharakolly, Wayanad, will be declared a man-eater and will be shot dead.

The court, in its January 17 order, also sentenced them to one year for the offence under section 27(I)(e)(iv) (trespassing into reserved forest with intent to hunt any wild animal) of the Kerala ...