Recently, govt. asked KSEB to take over the 12 MW unit since the pact with Carborundum had ended in December 2024. On April 29, signages proclaiming ‘KSEB property’ were planted on the unit premises, prompting criticism from the company. On Saturday, the govt. decides to freeze the move till a panel decides on the company’s application to extend the pact.
The panel report suggests a reduction in the number of Trust Board members, changes in their eligibility criteria, strengthening of the vigilance wing and a manual for procurement, storage, quality and inspection
Post Assembly election results in May, the Opposition bloc mulls meeting to brainstorm future strategy on key issues tied up with the expansion of Lok Sabha
For the Jose K. Mani-led Kerala Congress (M), retaining crucial seats such as Pala is of prime importance. With P.J. Joseph stepping away from the electoral fray, Kerala Congress needs a strong showing to reinforce its independent identity within the UDF