Siddharth Premkumar
Editor
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Their dreams gutted by the coronavirus, lakhs return from the Middle-East only to stare at an uncertain future. Here's the story of the Non-Resident Keralites
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Kerala received Rs 85,092 crore as remittances (March 2018), accounting for 35 per cent of the state's GDP. The nursing brigade has changed the Kerala's society and economy
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βDespite the early COVID-19 scare, the traditionally staggered paddy cultivation pattern went uninterrupted after workforce attrition was tackled by bringing labour from other districts
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πBarely half a year into her career at Government TD Medical College Hospital in Alleppey, Mridula was tasked with the biggest duty of her life as a nurse
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βA seven-hour high-speed train journey and then the flight to Calcutta, every minute was heart-stopping. Back in Kerala, then the frustration of isolation
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πBiriyani Films counters the misappropriation of our fave food
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βOver the past couple of years, activists say, a series of high-profile casesβrunning the gamut from suspected electoral fraud and false FIRs to unlawful detention, torture and alleged extrajudicial killingsβpoint to a nexus between political leaders of all ideological hues and the police.
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βPrasanth Nair is an IAS officer and his idea of linking tourism to a old bungalow generated revenue for meals
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