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A success story

Kerala has developed a series of innovative concepts and projects to reinvigorate the State's tourism sector without diluting its commitment to conser

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On a suicide mission

The BJP in Kerala wants desperately to break the stranglehold of the two coalitions but finds that even its own supporters would not vote for its cand

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Kerala's choice

The Left Democratic Front's near-total victory in Kerala's local body elections has the added significance that it has come just seven months before t

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Embers of a revolution

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Another round in Kerala

The local body elections in Kerala may turn out to be just another trial of strength between the two dominant political formations in the State, with

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An Act nullified

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The price of education

The fleecing of students by self-financing professional colleges exploiting loopholes in the law and the government's inability to check it trigger vi

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A sharp response

The Indian film industry, by and large, comes out strongly against the ban.

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A smoking controversy

The Union Health Ministry's announcement that it will prohibit all images of smoking in Indian films and on television from August 1 triggers an inten

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A toxic hot spot in Kerala

A titanium dioxide factory in Thiruvananthapuram dumps hazardous waste into the sea in spite of court orders, and the State government is helping it s

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A party for the son

K. Karunakaran and his son Muraleedharan split the Congress in Kerala to form a new party, the National Congress (Indira), but his pro-Left posturing

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Plachimada's loss

In the Kerala High Court, a village panchayat loses its battle for water with Coca-Cola.

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