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Vizhinjam’s Big Test
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By Capt. Naveen S. Singhal and Capt. M. M. Saggi
Kerala must ensure fair access at India’s emerging maritime gateway while avoiding the mistake of discouraging the very investment needed to make it a global hub.
The proposed investment by the Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) in Adani Vizhinjam Port Private...
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God’s Own Country – Discovering the Magical Heart of Kerala
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By Archita Redkar
Kerala offers not just sightseeing but meaningful human experiences that remain in the heart forever.
Nestled gracefully between the majestic Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea, Kerala truly lives up to its beautiful identity as “God’s Own Country". During the...
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Surname Wars
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By Correspondent
It seems that the Congress party has developed a remarkable talent that whenever it is handed a rare political victory, it treats it not as a mandate to govern but as an opportunity for collective nervous collapse. Having been reduced...
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Patient Architect of Grassroots Politics
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By Akhilesh Sinha
New Delhi: In Kerala, reaching the Chief Minister’s office is never merely about winning an election. Political legitimacy in the state is shaped through ideology, organizational work, public engagement, student politics, social balancing, and years of patient political labor. That...
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Muslim League Challenged Congress High Command
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By Akhilesh Sinha
New Delhi: The power equation that emerged between the Congress party and the Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) during the selection of Kerala's Chief Minister has revived an old question in Indian politics that Is the Congress still compelled to...
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Fading 'Red Wave': From Dominance to Decline
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By Akhilesh Sinha
New Delhi: India's Left parties have drifted so far from ground realities that they now appear reduced to instruments in the hands of other political blocs, which were once seen as champions of the working class. Their failure to translate...
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The Exit Poll Mirage
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By Yogesh Kumar Goyal
While exit polls sketch a dramatic map of India’s electoral mood, the line between projection and verdict remains perilously thin.
With the ballots across five politically pivotal arenas of West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Assam, Kerala and Puducherry falling silent until...
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