In Kerala, Sabarimala is far more than a place of worship. It carries immense emotional weight, cultural meaning, and a sense of identity that resonates deeply with Malayalees. Every year between November and January, millions...

Ahead of the April 9 Assembly elections, the Kerala BJP has released its 2026 manifesto. Centred on the vision of “Vikasita Keralam” (Developed Kerala), the roadmap promises universal welfare, a new AIIMS, high-speed rail, and...

A Historic Shift in Kerala Politics Kerala is gearing up for the 2026 Assembly elections, and a massive political shift is on the horizon. For decades, the state’s political landscape has been dominated by a...

Kerala’s political landscape is famously framed as a fierce, uncompromising battleground between two ideological titans: the Left Democratic Front (LDF) and the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF). Every election cycle, this narrative is fueled by...

The death of Harish Rana, the first individual in India to receive legal approval for passive euthanasia, marks a defining moment in the country’s evolving approach to end-of-life care. His passing on March 24, 2026,...

As tensions spike around the Strait of Hormuz, misinformation is moving almost as fast as warships. One viral claim suggested that India paid in Chinese yuan to allow its oil tankers to pass through the...

The arrest of Matthew Aaron VanDyke at Kolkata airport has drawn attention far beyond India’s borders. Authorities allege he entered the country on a tourist visa, travelled to the Northeast without permits, and attempted to...

The vision of a “Drug-Free Tamil Nadu” is facing intense public scrutiny as a wave of rising narcotics seizures, drug-fueled violent crimes, and deeply concerning reports from local schools suggest the state is losing its...

Crimes against children in Tamil Nadu have witnessed a disturbing 61% surge over the last three years under the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) government. As official National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) data paints a grim...

In 1917, as World War I strained imperial budgets across the globe, the British colonial administration in India reportedly borrowed Rs 35,000 from a wealthy businessman in central India. More than a century later, his...