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By: Vinson Kurian
Even if the BJP doesn't win a seat in Kerala, the outcome will get decided by who lost more votes to it.
MP break’s bread with PM, gives a sour after taste for Left
The wait for the Shashi Tharoor road show was exasperating under the mid-morning sun here on Wednesday. No Congress party worker of office-bearer was to be seen around the Vazhuthacaud area in the heart of the city even as an event featuring the party’s most popular leader was set to unfold.
By: Vinson Kurian
Easily among the best parliamentarians in the Lok Sabha, NK Premchandran, the sitting MP from Kollam who represents the Revolutionary Socialist
By: Vinson Kurian
It is payback time for CPI (M), the hegemon of the ruling Left Democratic Front (LDF) at Attingal, lying next door to Thiruvananthapuram.
Congress President and Leader of Opposition in the outgoing Lok Sabha, Mallikarjun Kharge, said he was able to see an ‘undercurrent of invisible voters’ across states he has travelled, who Prime Minister Modi is not sure will vote for the BJP this time. This is why he continues to criticise the Congress on his campaign trail.
By: Vinson Kurian
The CPI (M) that heads the ruling Left Democratic Front (LDF) in Kerala must boost its vote share and win the maximum number of seats to retain its status as a national party.
UDF starts favourite but it may be more a negative vote for the LDF; fierce battles in some seats
By: Vinson Kurian
Digital transformation solutions company UST has acquired Strativity Group, an Australian boutique strategy consultancy specialising in customer-centric transformations.
Polling in Kerala on Friday seemed to peak on both sides of the noon-time lean phase forced by the oppressive heat as well as Friday noon prayers in segments with a significant Muslim population.
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