The tyranny of Kerala’s labour unionism reaches the doorstep of a former Communist CM’s relative

It’s time to go after those who might get away

Kerala has 44 rivers and 300 cm of annual rainfall but is on its way to acute water scarcity. A government move to turn water over to the private sector promises to complicate the problem

A woman who thrashed eve-teasers on V-day faces police charges in Thiruvananthapuram

The psychological abyss that the Suryanelli rape victim and her family have been living in because she dared name PJ Kurien

Accused No 24 of the 2008 Bangalore Blasts case exists in two places at the same time. Lodged in prison, he is ‘absconding’ as well

Why no one speaks for Abdul Nasser Madani, the ailing politician who has been kept behind bars for years on evidence that is suspect, and how reporting on him made me a target of the Karnataka police

Extra tall men were once seen as freaks in Kerala. But a tall people’s association has won them acceptance and special jobs--as security guards for Diego Maradona, for example

Amanulla Mojadidi’s subject is one of the most censored societies in the world

The humble Middle Eastern roll gets a bad rap in Kerala after reports of mass food poisoning