Kerala
Going Radical in Kerala
Ullekh NP
Muslims in India’s most literate state are politically empowered and financially prosperous, yet easy targets for jihadi head hunters, including the ISIS
Two Leaves and A Rebellion
A few thousand women in the hill ranges of Munnar challenge the male dominated trade unions of Kerala
Father Davis Chiramel: The Priest Who Gave His Kidney
His kindness and enthusiasm have set off a movement of organ donation
Abdul Kareem: At Home in the Woods
Pained by rampant deforestation, he has created a private ecosystem
Kerala’s Dog-Culling Order
The count of dogbite cases has gone up from 1,600 in 2014 to 40,000 in just the past eight months, with most victims being joggers and minors
Mundu Goes Modern
The traditional dress of Kerala gets a makeover with designer prints, bright new colours, Velcro strips and side pockets
Sitaram Yechury: The Secretary is Elsewhere
Sitaram Yechury incurs the displeasure of party leaders who want action, not talk, as the new chief goes ahead with plans to hold a plenum in November, just months ahead of crucial polls in Kerala where it is battling against heavy odds to wrest power from the Congress and in West Bengal where it is struggling to retain its second position
Raul Castro, Sitaram Yechury face a Trotskyan moment
Communists like Raul Castro and Sitaram Yechury face a Trotskyan moment today
O Rajagopal: Kerala’s permanent BJP candidate
In Kerala, BJP has just one face: O Rajagopal, an 84-year-old who is contesting yet another election despite eight earlier defeats
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