In Kerala, where books like Marxist theorist Gramsci바카라™s 바카라˜Prison Notebooks바카라™ is widely read, a political prisoner has been fighting to get permission to publish his novel
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The Waqf Bill may not solve the problem for the residents of Munambam village in Kerala, but it could deepen the communal wedge
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Political leaders in south often allege that their states are being penalised for their achievements in population control. In this context, Home Minister Amit Shah바카라™s recent statement that the southern states would not lose seats in Lok Sabha has become a point of debate
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Mohanlal-starrer Malayalam movie Empuraan바카라™s depiction of a riot resembling the 2002 Gujarat carnage has sparked a right-wing firestorm, branding it as "anti-Hindu propaganda." Under mounting pressure, the producers of the movie have opted for voluntary edits to the movie.
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Kerala Chief Secretary Sarada Muraleedharan's Facebook post on how her skin colour was being used to measure her professionally and personally has invoked a tremendous response, expressing support and solidarity.
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Despite a substantial caseload, the conviction rate remains remarkably low. Only two cases have resulted in convictions over the ten-year period - one in 2016-17 and another in 2019-20.
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Kerala's rapidly declining birth rate is reshaping its demographics, raising concerns over an aging population, workforce shortages, and economic sustainability.
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The film society movement in Kerala found its beginnings in the iconic Chitralekha Film Society in 1965
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An attack on a priest who wants to liberate temples from the government by a fringe outfit that calls itself the army that will establish Ram Rajya embarrasses the Hindutva camp
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The century-old Tamil magazine 바카라˜Vikatan바카라™ is under the threat of a digital ban. 바카라˜We will continue our cartoons바카라™, says the Editor
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