Anu Kuruvilla is a Special Correspondent for The New Indian Express, with a focus on local news in India, specifically in the Kerala region and the city of Kochi. Anu's articles cover a range of topics including business, technology, culture, and social issues, providing readers with insights into the local community and its developments. Anu's work has also been featured in Express Network Private Limited.
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By: Anu Kuruvilla
KOCHI: With 11 entries, Kerala featured prominently in the list of Southern Railway's top 25 stations with highest originating passenger revenue in fiscal 2023-24, with Thiruvananthapuram Central, which posted Rs 262 crore, ranked fourth. However, if accounts of lack of cleanliness and poor maintenance of coaches narrated by passengers are to be believed, these proceeds are not translating into facilities on board trains.
KOCHI: A lot is happening in the tribal belts of the state. It would come as a surprise to everyone that thanks to the efforts of the tribal special officers un
By: Anu Kuruvilla
KOCHI: The elevation of Monsignor George Jacob Koovakad as cardinal was a pleasant surprise for the Kerala Catholic Church, making him the first Catholic priest from India promoted directly to the position. The move also had other peculiarities for the Syro-Malabar Church.
By: Anu Kuruvilla
PALAKKAD: They were closest of friends - so much so that even death couldn't separate them. Irfana Sherin P A, Ridha Fathima, Nidha Fathima K M and Aysha A S, all students of Class VIII at Karimba Government HSS, were snatched away by fate's cruel hands when a truck transporting cement careened out of control, toppled, and fell over them.
By: Anu Kuruvilla
KOCHI: The protracted fight for justice by the lady officers who had worked with the Air Traffic Control (ATC) finally bore fruits when the Indian Navy gave six
By: Anu Kuruvilla
KOCHI: Even as the Kerala Students Union (KSU) made a near-clean sweep of the Cochin University of Science and Technology (Cusat) students’ union elections, the
By: Anu Kuruvilla
KOCHI: The tiff between the Maharaja’s College Old Students Association (MCOSA) and the college authorities over the former’s forceful eviction from its office
By: Anu Kuruvilla
KOCHI: Hearing the dispute between the Malankara Orthodox Church and the Jacobite Church, the Supreme Court on Tuesday directed that status quo be maintained re
By: Anu Kuruvilla
KOCHI: Heads are rolling in the Ernakulam-Angamaly archeparchy of the Syro-Malabar Church as apostolic administrator Bosco Puthur flexes his muscle to stem diso
By: Anu Kuruvilla
KOCHI: ‘We are different but not less'. This is the motto of the Centre for Early Intervention Rehabilitation and Research (CEIRR), Perumbavoor, which works with persons with disabilities (PwDs). And through its actions, the institute is showing it means what it says.
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