Abhilash Chandran is a journalist based in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. He writes for The New Indian Express and focuses on local news, covering a wide range of topics including politics, culture, and current affairs in the state of Tamil Nadu. Abhilash is dedicated to delivering accurate and informative news to his readers.
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KOTTAYAM: After P Sarin’s rebellion against Rahul Mamkoottathil’s candidature in the Palakkad by-election, internal conflicts within the Youth Congress state le
By: Abhilash Chandran
KOTTAYAM: The rubber plantation sector, which experienced a resurgence following a record price rise in August, appears to be facing uncertainty as prices have
By: Abhilash Chandran
KOTTAYAM: Nestled between Azhutha river and Periyar Tiger Reserve (PTR), in the picturesque Sabarimala forest valley, the Angel Valley and Pampavalley wards of
By: Abhilash Chandran
KOTTAYAM: With just a year remaining until the next local body elections, the Waqf (Amendment) Bill 2024 brought by the Union government has put the Kerala Cong
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KOTTAYAM: As the by-election fever sweeps through Kerala, the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024 and protests in Munambam against the Waqf Board's claim over the land
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KOTTAYAM: As the heated by-election campaign is progressing in the state, the Catholic Church’s tough stance on the Munambam land dispute issue has placed the p
UDUPI: Amid controversies surrounding the ongoing Waqf land row, where properties are seen to be shown as Waqf owned in several cases, residents of Shivalli in
KOTTAYAM: As the heated by-election campaign is progressing in the state, the Catholic Church's tough stance on the Munambam land dispute issue has placed the political parties on the defensive.
KOTTAYAM: As the Roman Catholic Church intensified its protests in the Munambam land dispute, the issue has been escalating to wider areas with Waqf Board sendi
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