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Custodial death case victim Rajkumar’s wife has been granted government job by the Kerala government. Chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan also decided to provide Rs 4 lakh to Rajkumar's mother and children, Kasthuri, Jessy and Joshy.
 

The state government is also examining the complaint against the Idukki sub-inspector (SP), who is the main accused in the case. 49-year-old Rajkumar, who was in custody, died on June 21 while he was being taken to Peermade Taluk Hospital, Idukki after he complained of physical illness.

Sanitary workers who risked their lives working at the Kozhikode Medical Hospital in Kerala during the Nipah outbreak last year have started a hunger strike, seeking job permanency.   
 

The Election Commission has issued directives to remove all wall writings, posters, banners and hoardings in government offices which display government achievements in accordance with the model code of conduct for the 2019 Lok Sabha election

Pinarayi Vijayan government does not seem to have acted on Home Ministry's warnings of Maoist extremism

Karthik Subbaraj told MyNation that Rajinikanth should become neta and protect Tamil Nadu. Pinarayi Vijayan government's officials attack SBI treasury branch in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. All this and more on MyNation in 100 seconds.
 

The Kerala Police themselves took three women to the famous shrine for darshan. And at the same time, the cops arrested three women, who tried to enter the Vavar mosque. Pinarayi Vijayan government's hypocrisy comes to light.

Former state police chief Senkumar said to media that instead of building women's wall, Pinarayi Vijayan government should build homes for the needy. After the August floods in Kerala, thousands of homes were totally destroyed and many more were partially damaged. 
 

K Surendran alleged that the Pinarayi Vijayan government is "trying to murder" him while in police custody. 'I have to go to Kozhikode for the warrant on November 30. I have back pain and the police have brought me here. Instructions are being given to the police from Thiruvananthapuram. They are trying to create issues intentionally,' Surendran said

Countering chief minister’s stand that the UDF was helping BJP in the Sabarimala temple issue, Ramesh Chennithala said it was Pinarayi Vijayan who acted like the ‘Godfather of the BJP’. Chennithala alleged that the government has double standards on the temple row.

Amit Shah did not take too kindly to the lack of basic facilities available in Sabarimala. He slammed the Pinarayi Vijayan government for this and criticised the chief minister for arresting a BJP leader.
 

Kerala's director general of police (DGP) Loknath Behra demanded an explanation from two police officers regarding arrests of protesters in Sabarimala temple. The Kerala high court has also mocked the Pinarayi Vijayan government over police excesses in Sabarimala temple.

The research team found that the Kerala government has acted against nature, environment and ecosystems, and one disaster pushed the state to many years behind.

Sabarimala tantri said that he would meet the Kerala government representatives only after knowing the government’s decision on filing a review plea against the verdict. 
 

The Centre will give more funds to Kerala when the accounts and statements of losses are given