Vivek Rajagopal is a Senior Sub Editor for India Today, with a focus on local news in India, specifically in the state of Kerala and the city of Kochi. He has also had his work featured in Forbes. Vivek covers a wide range of topics including politics, infrastructure, culture, and social issues in his reporting.
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Vivek Rajagopal's articles predominantly focus on local government and political developments, as well as crime-related news in Kerala. He also covers a range of topics from adoption to traffic violations, indicating an interest in diverse societal issues.
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By: Ajmal Abbas, Vivek Rajagopal
The couple claimed that their adopted child does not accept them as her parents and often displays unexplained anger.
By: Vadapalli, Kumar, Vivek Rajagopal
An 18-year-old opened fire at his alma mater in Kerala's Thrissur on Tuesday. No casualties were reported.
By: Ashutosh Acharya, Vivek Rajagopal
Kanam Rajendran had requested a leave from the position of party secretary a few days ago and was undergoing treatment at a private hospital.
By: Vivek Rajagopal
Migration has become a lifestyle for Malayalis. They are present in 182 of the world’s 195 countries. The results are millions in remittances sent by expatriates but also lakhs of locked houses and empty college campuses.
By: Vivek Rajagopal
The Maharaja College in Kochi was shut down indefinitely after an SFI leader who is also a student was stabbed near the college premises.
By: Vivek Rajagopal, Ashutosh Acharya
Calling religion "a private affair", Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said that the Constitution has "minced no words" in stating that all people are equally entitled to the right to freely profess, practise and propagate religion.
By: Vivek Rajagopal
Kerala Janapaksham (Secular) leader PC George said he decided to join the BJP after holding discussions with representatives of churches in the state.
By: Vivek Rajagopal, Sushim Mukul
Vijay, referred to as thalapathy (commander) by his fans, has announced the name of his political party. With this, Tamil politics is seeing the entry of another superstar politician. Will Vijay bring the same guarantee to politics that his films do at the box office?
By: Vivek Rajagopal
Thalapathy Vijay, a superstar whose fanbase is spread across the world, is stepping into Tamil Nadu's political maze. This is why Vijay has the chance to succeed in a Tamil Nadu that is craving for a cult-status politician.
By: Vivek Rajagopal, Aditi Sharma
Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad activists burned photos of Nathuram Godse outside the National Institute of Technology in Kerala's Kozhikode during their protest against a 'pro-Godse' remark made by an NIT professor.
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