V D Satheesan

Chief Minister VD Satheesan is one among the several leaders from both the left and the right who have been featured on Kartha's list detailing amounts of money paid.

Satheesan said their discussions focused on expanding cooperation in IT, sustainable tourism, higher education and trade.

Keralam Chief Minister V D Satheesan convened an emergency meeting as power shortages and frequent disruptions triggered criticism from opposition parties.

The survey will cover 3,000 respondents aged 60 years and above across all 14 districts of the state.

Satheesan said he did not question anyone's right to criticise him and that he also did not question the language used by his critics.

Weak monsoon, high temperatures and reduced power availability force peak-hour restrictions as government targets September 15 for relief.

VD Satheesan said that the Congress party does not have any double standards on the issue.

The posts related to the announcement of the Onam festival allowance for ASHA workers and Nabi Day greetings.

Islamic scholar Kanthapuram sparked a controversy after saying that bringing women onto public platforms would lead to "great destruction".

Satheesan highlighted Keralam's 600 km coastline, 44 rivers, lakes and the Western Ghats, and said such geographical diversity could rarely be found in such a small region elsewhere in the world.

The Chief Minister said the proposal would be considered through the Delimitation Commission as the Muvattupuzha MLA renewed the long-standing demand.

Satheesan said he learned about the proposal only through newspaper reports on Friday morning.

Satheesan said Keralam was willing to provide Tamil Nadu with its full share of water from a new Mullaperiyar dam.