Cynthia Chandran is a journalist based in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. She writes for The New Indian Express and her work has also appeared in Express Network Private Limited. Cynthia covers local news and politics, with a particular focus on the activities and developments within the Congress party in Kerala.
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By: Cynthia Chandran
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The victory in Thiruvananthapuram and Attingal Lok Sabha constituencies has always depended on how the CSI Nadar, Latin Catholic and Ezhava
By: Cynthia Chandran
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The victory in Thiruvananthapuram and Attingal Lok Sabha constituencies has always depended on how the CSI Nadar, Latin Catholic and Ezhava votes swing in favour of which political front. The UDF's victory in these two constituencies will depend on the minority votes which can make or break them depending on where it would swing. In the 2021 Assembly election, Thiruvananthapuram district had favoured the LDF in six constituencies except in Kovalam.
By: Cynthia Chandran
Congress leader Sachin Pilot had a hectic election campaign in Kerala, visiting Kannur, Malappuram, Alathur, Ernakulam, Thiruvananthapuram and Kozhikode. During
By: Cynthia Chandran
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: As the state is going to polls on Friday, Attingal Lok Sabha seat is witnessing an intense triangular contest. If UDF’s sitting MP Adoor Pra
By: M S Vidyanandan, Unnikrishnan S, Cynthia Chandran
INDIRA BHAVAN On the eve of the state going to polls, Indira Bhavan, the Congress state headquarters, was abuzz with activities. Quite a contrast when compared
By: Cynthia Chandran
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Brisk voting witnessed in the coastal belt of Thiruvananthapuram in the early hours only gained momentum as the day wore on. Muslim women voters came out in large numbers when the booths opened as the men trooped to nearby mosques for Friday prayers. Christian voters, however, pulled their weight right from morning. This is expected to be crucial for both the LDF and the UDF.
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM : A day after voting, the Congress exuded confidence of a clean sweep in the Lok Sabha polls. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s hate speech in R
By: Cynthia Chandran
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: A day after the Lok Sabha polls in Kerala, Shashi Tharoor, UDF candidate from Thiruvananthapuram, returned to New Delhi to campaign in state
By: Cynthia Chandran
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: On April 26, as the general election in Kerala was being wound up, ace poll strategist Sunil Kanugolu kicked off his next mission — the 2026
By: Cynthia Chandran
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: A section of booth level officers (BLO) has come out against Election Commission officials for their failure to ensure “minimum basic” facil
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