Anu Kuruvilla is an Assistant Editor at The New Indian Express. She covers Kerala’s education and health, focusing on educational policy, school governance, and urban development, while also addressing regional challenges and community resilience. Anu's work has been featured in Express Network Private Limited, Indulge Express, MSN, and The New Indian Express.
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By: Anu Kuruvilla
KOCHI: A delay of more than a year in implementing the proposed reforms and updating the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) has adversely affected colleges and universities across the country. Highlighting the seriousness of the issue, the institutions of higher education in the state have even approached MPs from Kerala to raise it in the Lok Sabha.
NGT criticised Kerala government's lax approach, citing failure to enforce CPCB policy on pet coke and furnace oil use as per SC orders.
KOCHI: With a “university” campus proposed in Kochi, IIM Kozhikode is looking to grow beyond its traditional tag as a premier management school. This will be on the lines of a management university, said Debashis Chatterjee, director of IIMK. The project is in its initial stage and an appropriate location is being prospected in Kochi, he told TNIE.
By: Anu Kuruvilla
KOCHI: Of late, question paper leaks have become a norm. The latest was the NEET 2026 leak that affected over 22 lakh students across the country and sparked protests that continue to rock the nation's capital. As it turns out, such leaks can be prevented.
By: Anu Kuruvilla
And they have now secured a Rs 10-lakh innovation grant for pioneering work in sustainable mud crab farming technologies. Updated on min read
By: Anu Kuruvilla
Charcoal shortage & sudden increase in wages for migrant workers also cited as concerns Updated on min read
By: Anu Kuruvilla
KOCHI: With reports emerging that the revenue minister has set aside the Angamaly-Sabari rail project land acquisition offices file, the project finds itself in trouble again.
By: Anu Kuruvilla
KOCHI: In a move aimed at solving the issue of holding longer trains with more coaches on the outskirts of Ernakulam Junction railway station due to a lack of platforms of appropriate length, the Thiruvanathapuram division of the Southern Railway has proposed extending all the platforms at the station. At present, only extension work of platform two at the station has been sanctioned.
By: Anu Kuruvilla
Track-doubling work on these stretches was sanctioned by the Railways in February and March. Updated on min read
By: Anu Kuruvilla
KOCHI: A research project that helps identify individual interests and aptitudes, an invention that helps in emerging fields like biomedical research, an environmentally friendly technology to extract high-purity cellulose from banana pseudostem, a new anti-cancer screening method… the list has been growing long of patents awarded to research teams from the Cochin University of Science and Technology (Cusat).
