Haritha John

In Jharkhand’s tribal belt, there is simmering anger over the cow slaughter law, even two decades after it came into effect. The law, passed by Bharatiya Janata

“Only [Bharatiya] Janata Party volunteers have come here and spoken to us, so we will vote for them,” said Sheila Devi, a resident of Jorpunda village in Simdeg

The BJP’s outreach has challenged traditional loyalties, despite a longing for cultural preservation.

The Guruvayur Devaswom Board, one of the largest Hindu religious trusts in Kerala, has been slapped with Rs 4.52 crore as Goods and Service Tax (GST) after bein

Hiban Mohammed, a 23-year-old operation theatre technician from Kasargod, is gripped by fear. His late-night outing with a Hindu female colleague, Arsha* (name

Maina* reached Kerala 15 years ago, following a migration trend from her village in Assam. She had heard that Kerala was a progressive state offering good daily

The year 2024 belongs to Malayalam cinema, in more ways than one would have imagined.Within the first four months, the industry saw four back-to-back blockbuste

When four convicts in the Periya double murder case walked out of the Kannur central prison on January 9, after the High Court suspended their sentences, two to

Retired headload worker Gopan Swami, a deeply religious man who resided at Aralumoodu on the Thiruvananthapuram-Nagercoil highway, was reported missing on Janua

Protests against the proposed nuclear power plant in Cheemeni, in Kasaragod district of Kerala, are gaining momentum with activists from various quarters voicin