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Thiruvananthapuram, Nov 15 (PTI) Kerala Ports Minister Ahammed Devarkovil on Wednesday faced opposition from a group of people while attending an event at Kovalam here related to compensating fishermen in connection with the Vizhinjam port project.

Thiruvananthapuram: Ports minister Ahammad Devarkovil on Monday said that the first ship will reach Vizhinjam International Seaport Limited (VISL) ter.

A passenger ship service between Kerala and the UAE could potentially start by the end of the year. This service aims to cater to the 22 lakh migrant workers from Kerala, with the goal of reducing fares and allowing for more luggage compared to plane services. The President of the Indian Association Sharjah expressed optimism that the service could begin in December.

A passenger ship service between the UAE and India is being planned, offering a convenient and cost-effective mode of travel. The ship will carry up to 1,250 passengers and will take roughly three days to reach Kerala. Ticket prices will range between Dh442 and Dh663, depending on travel time. The ship will offer a wide variety of food and entertainment options for passengers.

The CPI(M)-led LDF government in Kerala is planning to launch a passenger ship service between the coast of the southern state and the Gulf countries to provide affordable...

NEW DELHI: India’s coastal state of Kerala is planning to launch a passenger ship service to provide affordable travel to Gulf states, local authorities said on Thursday, amid soaring costs of air travel. Spread along the Malabar Coast of India, Kerala is the main place of origin of Indian expatriates in the Middle East, with about 3.5 million of them living and working in

Kerala will proceed with the protest-hit Adani port "no matter what," according to State Minister of Ports Ahammed Devarkovil.

Led by Latin Catholic Archdiocese, protesters say the project will adversely affect the livelihood of the fishermen, coastal ecosystem and the ecology of the Western Ghats due to the mining of granite stones.

The protesters are not ready to budge, alleging the project will adversely affect the livelihood of the fishermen