The Life and Times of Variyam Kunnath Kunhammad Haji (1866-1922)
Variyam Kunnath Kunhammad Haji, described in the British records as the most dangerous rebel leader during the 1921 rebellion, was shot dead by the British forces after a summary trial at the Malabar...
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View ArticleAthirappilly hydroelectric project will destroy the biodiversity of the...
The Kerala state government had recently given the no objection certificate for the Athirappilly hydroelectric project which proposes to build a dam across the Chalakudy river including the scenic...
View ArticleThe History of Breaches and Politics of Moolathara Regulator
According to the book Water Resources of Kerala published in 1958, by the Government of Kerala Public Works Department and Irrigation works, Bharathapuzha had a flow of over 90.3 Thousand Million Cubic...
View ArticleSilver Line Rail Project faces protests from villagers
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View ArticleAmidst Stiff Opposition, Sree Chithira Institute Director Gets Five Year...
Dr Asha Kishore, director of Thiruvananthapuram-based premier institution of the central government, Sree Chithira Tirunal Institute of Medical Sciences and Technology (SCTIMST) has got an extension...
View ArticleNot so Hot anymore: Kerala’s Rich Tradition of Afternoon Tabloids and...
In the mid-1990s, one can say without an iota of exaggeration that virtually everyone on the streets in Kerala had a penchant for choodulla vaarthakal (hot news), especially in the afternoons. The...
View ArticleDeepening Crisis In Kerala Congress (M): Patch-up Bid by UDF
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View ArticleFor The First Time, Indian Naval Academy, Ezhimala Skips Passing Out Parade
For the first time in its history, the Indian Naval Academy (INA) at Ezhimala in Kannur, which is the premier establishment training naval officers, held the course completion for the cadets who...
View ArticleFour Films on the 1921 Mappila Riots and a Controversy
A debate has erupted in Kerala after actor, Prithviraj Sukumaran, announced his new film titled Vaariyamkunnan, to be directed by Aashiq Abu, on Facebook. The film is based on Variyamkunnath...
View ArticleThe Life and Times of Variyam Kunnath Kunhammad Haji (1866-1922)
Variyam Kunnath Kunhammad Haji, described in the British records as the most dangerous rebel leader during the 1921 rebellion, was shot dead by the British forces after a summary trial at the Malabar...
View ArticleFive international airports within 500 km: Has Kerala got its priorities right?
What if Kerala doesn’t have a four-lane National Highway stretching across the state or a double-track railway line covering even half the state, it already has four international airports. And the...
View ArticleAthirappilly hydroelectric project will destroy the biodiversity of the...
The Kerala state government had recently given the no objection certificate for the Athirappilly hydroelectric project which proposes to build a dam across the Chalakudy river including the scenic...
View ArticleThe History of Breaches and Politics of Moolathara Regulator
According to the book Water Resources of Kerala published in 1958, by the Government of Kerala Public Works Department and Irrigation works, Bharathapuzha had a flow of over 90.3 Thousand Million Cubic...
View ArticleSilver Line Rail Project faces protests from villagers
The Silver Line Rail, the 63,941 crore-dream project of the Pinarayi Vijayan-led government is facing stiff opposition from the people in several places along the way. Hundreds of people from the...
View ArticleAmidst Stiff Opposition, Sree Chithira Institute Director Gets Five Year...
Dr Asha Kishore, director of Thiruvananthapuram-based premier institution of the central government, Sree Chithira Tirunal Institute of Medical Sciences and Technology (SCTIMST) has got an extension...
View Article10 hotspots in Thrissur, 17 cops and undertrial in quarantine
When the cops at Kattoor police station near Irinjalakuda in Thrissur arrested a 33-year-old man for obstructing a KSEB employee from performing his duty, little did they know that as many as 17...
View ArticleDeepening Crisis In Kerala Congress (M): Patch-up Bid by UDF
Thiruvananthapuram: The crisis bedeviling the Kerala Congress (M), an important constituent of the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF), has deepened with both the factions refusing to craft a...
View ArticleNot so Hot anymore: Kerala’s Rich Tradition of Afternoon Tabloids and...
In the mid-1990s, one can say without an iota of exaggeration that virtually everyone on the streets in Kerala had a penchant for choodulla vaarthakal (hot news), especially in the afternoons. The...
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