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A man walks past cut-outs of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Minister and BJP candidate from Attingal constituency V. Muraleedharan, put up as part of an election campaign ahead of Lok Sabha polls, in Thiruvananthapuram, Thursday, April 11, 2024.

No Modi magic: BJP’s bold claims clash with Kerala’s political realities

Despite BJP’s concerted bid to court the Christian community, a disconnect exists between the party’s outreach efforts and ground-level sentiments.

The initial trends of the KMS 2023 survey indicate that there is a doubling of student migration, both internal and international, from the figures in 2018. Here, students at a Study Abroad Education Fair in Kochi in 2010.

Kerala’s brain drain: How student migration impacts society

Kerala’s student migration survey exposes potential social woes: ageing population, shrinking birthrates, and the deskilling of students going abroad.

“One of the things I did on my first visit was to get rid of the non-rule rules so that the girls could be as free as the boys to roam the campus..., or not wear odhnis if they don’t want to. [This was] met with great jubilation by the girls”: Mallika Sarabhai

Mallika Sarabhai: ‘For a gender-neutral Kalamandalam’

In conversation with the renowned classical dancer and Chancellor of Kerala Kalamandalam.

Noted filmmaker Adoor Gopalakrishnan addresses a news conference in Thiruvananthapuram.

Adoor Gopalakrishnan: ‘Caste allegations are purely fictional’

Interview with the noted film-maker and former chairman of KRNNIVSA.

KRNNIVSA students protest with Members of the Women in Cinema Collective in front of the state-run institute in December 2022 to call for the resignation of institute director Shankar Mohan.

Accusations continue to fly in Kerala film institute row

KRNNIVSA faces allegations of improper admissions and caste-based discrimination.

Protesters burn a fishing boat at sea on the 100th day of protest against the Vizhinjam port project, near Thiruvananthapuram, on October 27.

Vizhinjam port in deep water as protests against Adani project intensify

Amid protests against the Rs.7,525 crore port, opposing political forces come together in Kerala.

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