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Faisal C.K.

Faisal C.K.

Faisal C.K. is Deputy Law Secretary to the Government of Kerala and an occasional columnist.

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Telangana BJP president N Ramchander Rao. Credit: x.com/BJP4Telangana — BJP’s solo pitch in Telangana: A calculated political gamble

Jawadhu Hills. — Adani’s pumped storage project in Jawadhu hills faces opposition by Poovulagin Nanbargal

The final roll places Kerala’s electorate at 2,69,53,644 voters, a notable decline from the 2,78,50,855 recorded in October 2025. — INDIA bloc writes to the Chief Justice of India highlighting concerns over SIR, conduct of elections

Opposition mocks spelling errors in award presented to PM Modi. — No room for error

Karnataka Home Minister Priyank Kharge. — Karnataka Cabinet asks EC to fulfil its demands before conducting SIR of electoral rolls

Vijay in TN Assembly — Vijay’s June 23 Assembly speech: When performance trumped governance

Telangana CM Revanth Reddy with a cancer report — Rise in cervical cancer cases a wake-up call for Telangana

Centre softens hospital enforcement as study traces long battle over Clinical Establishments Act

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Weather forecast — Weather update: Forecast for Southern cities on 30 June

Gig workers — IFAT, TGPWU and KAWU condemns platforms’ challenge to Karnataka Gig Workers Welfare Act, 2025

Death. — Assam woman allegedly beaten to death following a domestic dispute near Kochi

Karnataka notifies guidelines for Permanent Residence Certificates, brings issuance under Sakala Act

Gade Sai Krishna — SIT grills surrendered head constables in Sai Krishna custodial death case

And Education Minister V. Sivankutty said the state joined the PM SHRI scheme only to avoid losing about ₹1,500 crore in central aid. — Congress’ PM SHRI U-turn in Kerala: From ‘throw it into Arabian Sea’ to ‘we are bound by MoU’

Telangana Police impose Section 163 in Armoor after BJP counter-protest over Urdu row

Many students and social media users accused CBSE of attempting to suppress public criticism — CBSE mandates two Indian languages under three-language policy; drops Class X Board exam for third language