Manoj Viswanathan is a Chief Sub Editor at The New Indian Express. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular expertise in energy policy and regulation, energy sustainability, and animal rescue and rehabilitation. Manoj's work has been featured in The New Indian Express, Wernham Wealth Management Inc., and Express Network Private Limited.
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By: Manoj Viswanathan
KOCHI: The Cochin Port Authority (CoPA) has submitted a proposal to increase the depth of the shipping channel from 14.5 m to 16 m, aiming to attract major mainline container vessels and increase transshipment and EXIM containers including diversion from foreign hubs.
KOCHI: “Every day is a new day. It is better to be lucky. But I would rather be exact. Then when luck comes you are ready.”— Santiago, The Old Man and the Sea'
The Delhi government's proposal to exempt electric cars priced below ₹30 lakh from road tax and registration fees from July 1 is welcome. At least 10 other states including Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh offer similar reliefs. Delhi's latest decision, coming after its call to phase out all non-electric two- and three-wheelers sold in phases from 2027, are especially consequential for one of the world's most polluted capitals. But for these measures to work well, two other enabling infrastructures need to be speeded up. Delhi's EV dashboard shows it has 1,919 charging stations and 232 battery swapping points, but the numbers for satellite cities Gurugram and Noida are far fewer. And without a safe, well-monitored EV disposal mechanism, the boom can soon turn into a bane.
By: Manoj Viswanathan
KOCHI: Market studies suggest that customers overwhelmingly prefer live edible fish, as it eliminates the risk of chemical preservatives. However, transporting
After hosting over 50 port calls by international cruise vessels in 2024-25, the state received only 13 of these vessels in 2025-26 Updated on min read
By: Manoj Viswanathan
Stressing on the need for public awareness on the vulnerability of the terrain, earth scientist Subhash Chandra Bose said Kerala needs to launch a geo-literacy drive.
By: Manoj Viswanathan
Maturing of egg to larvae will be hindered due to warming of surface water: Director | El Nino is expected to peak by Nov-Dec, with impact visible by April-May '27
KOCHI: BJP state vice-president K S Radhakrishnan's demand to end the Thazhamon family's hereditary right to serve as Sabarimala Tantri has sparked a debate within the Hindu community. Though the BJP state leadership has distanced itself from the remarks, some party leaders fear they could drive a wedge between the Nair and Ezhava communities, both of which have been moving closer to the party.
By: Manoj Viswanathan
KOCHI: With some climate models predicting the possibility of the El Niño event intensifying into one of the strongest in history with a sea surface temperature anomaly ranging from 2.5 to 3 degrees Celsius, climate scientists say India will be facing a warm winter and a harsh summer in 2027.
By: Manoj Viswanathan
KOCHI: With a weak monsoon sending both mercury and power consumption soaring, the KSEB is scrambling to meet a during peak hours.
