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The Kerala High Court has held that electricity tariff charged from consumers will not include the amount allocated to the Master Trust, pension fund of Kerala State Electricity Board employees.Single...
The Court lamented unjustified media comments based on oral remarks made by judges during adjudication.
The Kerala High Court on Thursday set aside the order of the Single Judge that directed the Kannur University to re-examine the credentials of Priya Varghese to be appointed as Associate Professor at...
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Kerala High Court sought the views of the Excise Commissioner on how the liquor outlets run by the State can be modified to be walk-in stores so as to avoid excessive crowding on roads and footpaths outside such stores.
RT-PCR Covid-19 tests at Kottamaidan in Palakkad. File | Photo Credit: MUSTAFAH KK The Kerala High Court on Friday declined to stay the government order reducing the charge of RT-PCR test to ₹500 from ₹1700. Justice N. Nagaresh observed that prima facie it appeared that the government had arrived at the rate of RT-PCR test after conducting a market survey and study conducted through the Kerala Medical Services Corporation limited (KMSCL). The court said that it was discernible from the statement filed by the government that cost of RT-PCR test, including swab collection would come to ...