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CPM workers attack ED team’s vehicles with bricks and sticks as officials leave Pinarayi residence after eight-and-a-half-hour search; driver hospitalised with eye injury, four arrested

The Kerala Plus Two result, initially slated for May 22, 2026, has been postponed to May 26 at 3 PM due to glitches in the marks-entry software. This delay is causing uncertainty for students and parents as undergraduate admissions are approaching. Nearly 4.5 lakh students appeared for the examinations this year.

Kerala SSLC results for 2026 are expected today, May 15. Students can check their Class 10 scores online from the afternoon. The Kerala Board of Public Examinations will announce the results on official websites. Digital marksheets will also be available via DigiLocker, SMS, and the Saphalam app. This follows examinations held from March 5 to March 30.

Nemom, a Thiruvananthapuram constituency, faces challenges like traffic, water scarcity, and unemployment. The LDF's V. Sivankutty narrowly won the 2021 election, highlighting the competitive political landscape. Residents grapple with issues stemming from urban expansion and industrial fluctuations.

The Kerala SSLC result 2026 is anticipated on May 15, with results expected to be accessible from 3 PM. Nearly 4.17 lakh students appeared for the examinations conducted from March 5 to March 30. Students can check their scores online, via SMS, DigiLocker, or the Saphalam app.

A senior INTUC leader has raised concerns that textbooks may not reach government school students on time for the new academic year due to a paper shortage. Despite assurances, only 70% of books are completed, with binding stalled. The incoming government faces a significant financial burden to ensure timely distribution, a recurring issue over the past five years.

The Congress-led UDF has returned to power in Kerala after a decade, securing 102 seats in the 140-member assembly due to a strong anti-incumbency wave against the Pinarayi Vijayan government. The BJP achieved a notable breakthrough, winning three seats, while the LDF faced a significant rout attributed to public anger over perceived authoritarianism.

Southern Kerala witnessed a significant political shift in the 2026 assembly polls, with the LDF losing 24 seats in Thiruvananthapuram, Kollam, Pathanamthitta, and Alappuzha compared to 2021. This decline, marked by ministerial defeats and disintegration of traditional vote banks, points to anti-incumbency, leadership vulnerabilities, and evolving social coalitions.

Early trends for the 2026 Kerala Assembly elections show a significant shift, with the Congress-led UDF projected for a commanding victory, leading in over 100 seats. The ruling LDF faces strong anti-incumbency, while the BJP remains a marginal player. This outcome suggests a return to Kerala's traditional pattern of alternating governments.

Kerala has officially announced the 2026 board exam result schedule, bringing clarity for over 8 lakh students. SSLC results will be declared on May 15, followed by Plus Two and VHSE results on May 22. The government has also outlined revaluation timelines and special arrangements for Gulf region students affected by regional conflict.

Kerala's 2026 Assembly elections are shaping into a multi-cornered battle, with 20 key constituencies defining the real contest. These seats, marked by urban change, coastal pressures, and high-profile candidates, will be decisive in determining the state's political direction.