Head Of The News Minute'S Breaking News Desk
Korah Abraham is the Head of The News Minute's breaking news desk. With a focus on socio-political developments in southern India and a keen interest in issues affecting the working class, Korah covers a range of topics including regional interests, world news, and agriculture. Korah's work has been featured in Newslaundry, The News Minute, and Deccan Herald.
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Korah Abraham's coverage primarily revolves around local government and political events, with a focus on Tamil Nadu and Kerala. His reporting also frequently covers evolving stories, breaking news, and legal policy regulations.
Given Korah's geographic focus on India, particularly Tamil Nadu and Kerala, pitches should cater to these regions' political landscape. He is likely to be responsive to expert commentary or insights related to local government announcements, evolving political stories in the region, legal policies/regulations affecting these areas specifically.
Korah has a significant emphasis on Indian politics as well as specific regional topics like Kerala and Tamil Nadu. Content that aligns with these themes would likely resonate best with him.
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By: Korah Abraham
“There has been nothing from day one till now - no immediate relief, no rehabilitation package, nothing,” Nandini, an activist associated with Dhudiyuva Janara Vedike, which has been coordinating relief efforts at the site tells DH.
By: Korah Abraham
The Kerala government is constructing a township to rehabilitate families from the landslide-hit areas of Chooralmala and Mundakkai. They've already handed over the keys to the first 178 beneficiaries.
By: Korah Abraham
Farmers say the impact is felt most strongly in agriculture-dependent communities.
By: Korah Abraham
The contest has drawn significant attention as it pits two prominent leaders against each other in a constituency that has historically leaned towards the Congress.
By: Korah Abraham
Peravoor constituency: Kerala Assembly contest sees LDF’s K K Shailaja take on UDF’s Sunny Joseph in Kannur seat shaped by rubber prices, human-wildlife conflict and tight margins, as Congress stronghold faces renewed Left challenge in 2026 polls..
By: Korah Abraham
Speaking to DH at her home in Mattannur, Shailaja addressed the reasons behind the constituency change, responded to rumours about her position within the party, and outlined the development issues she plans to highlight in Peravoor.
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The sitting MLA, P A Mohammed Riyas Kerala's Public Works Minister and son-in-law of Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, faces an aggressive political challenge from P V Anvar, a controversial and outspoken politician now backed by the United Democratic Front (UDF).
By: Korah Abraham
Voter turnout: Kerala logs 78.27% polling after SIR, but Assembly results show no link between high turnout and UDF or LDF wins. With Pinarayi Vijayan seeking a third term, UDF cites anti-incumbency while BJP eyes key gains in triangular seats.
AI layoffs: Bengaluru tech workers face job anxiety as firms cut roles, push AI skills and hiring slows. Rising rents, costs and weak protections add pressure, forcing reskilling and fuelling rare street protests across the city’s IT hubs. today now
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Labour laws: Uttar Pradesh's sharp minimum wage hike in Noida has left many workers with fewer paid days and informal contracts. The article argues India needs flexible wage rules, regional benchmarks and incentives that support formal hiring growth
