Aishwarya Prabhakaran is a reporter for The New Indian Express, focusing on local news in Kochi, India. With a keen interest in transportation, infrastructure, and social issues, Aishwarya covers a range of topics including urban development, public transportation, and community concerns.
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Aishwarya Prabhakaran's coverage predominantly focuses on local government announcements and press releases, particularly related to transportation, tourism, and infrastructure in the Kochi region of India. She often covers issues facing commuters such as public transport services and infrastructure development.
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KOCHI: Why does Kochi get flooded after a heavy spell of rain? The simple answer would point to rapid urbanisation and a lack of pre-monsoon cleaning of drains
By: Aishwarya Prabhakaran
For over 15 years, 64 families on the island have been reeling under flooding during high tide Updated on min read
KOCHI: The arrival of monsoon brought cheers to Kerala, which was reeling under a never-before-seen heatwave. However, with the rain came the risk of illnesses, especially water-borne diseases.
KOCHI: In 2004, when new bridges connected the Kochi mainland with the Goshree Islands, including the densely-populated Vypeen, it gave birth to a hope that with increased frequency of public transport, the people here, a majority of who hail from working-class backgrounds, could finally ‘belong' and attach their aspirations with that of a city yearning to become a metropolis.
By: Aishwarya Prabhakaran
KOCHI: For 32-year-old Jijo Sebastian, who died in a road accident involving a private interstate bus, it was a promising Sunday morning. Jijo, an employee at Jayalakshmi Silk Textiles, was waiting with his bike at the Panangad traffic signal in Kochi to pick up his wife and daughter.
By: Aishwarya Prabhakaran
"Once the metro terminal work at Mattanchery is completed, the next route will become operational from Hight Court Junction,” said Sajan John, CEO of Kochi Water Metro.
By: Krishna Kumar, Aishwarya Prabhakaran
KOCHI: The term of the Cochin Smart Mission Ltd (CSML), which was set to end on June 30, has been extended till March 31, 2025, with some of the key projects yet to be completed.
By: Aishwarya Prabhakaran
KOCHI: In 2009, Che Guevara Boys, an NGO formed by youths from the locality, installed a bust of the Marxist revolutionary, at the Chakkaraparambu division of t
By: Anu Kuruvilla, Aishwarya Prabhakaran
KOCHI : The game of passing the buck over who’s responsible for the cleaning of around 22 culverts in the city that are located on railway tracks, from Vaduthal
By: Aishwarya Prabhakaran
KOCHI: The recent announcement by Zett Fly's Air Kerala to launch its airline services, the second by a Keralite over the past few months, indicates a change in the perception that aviation is a risky investment, according to experts.
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