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140 seats up for grabs in Kerala, but can BJP dent state’s bipolar politics? 140 seats up for grabs in Kerala, but can BJP dent state’s bipolar politics? 140 seats are going to the polls in a single phase of Kerala Assembly elections on April 6. Though the main contenders are CPI(M)-led Left Democratic Front and Congress-led United Democratic Front, the BJP is hoping to pull off a major upset. advertisement UPDATED: April 4, 2021 18:40 IST Though the main contenders for the 140 seats are LDF and UDF, the BJP is hoping to pull off a major upset. The year 2016 was when the BJP won a seat in...

Leader of Opposition Ramesh Chennithala   | Photo Credit: MAHINSHA S. “...the government has decided to buy power at a higher rate to help Adani...” the Leader of Opposition alleged. Continuing his tirade against the Left Democratic Front (LDF) government over its purchase of power from the Adani group, Leader of Opposition Ramesh Chennithala on April 3 said that the government was misleading the people of the State. He was speaking to reporters in Haripad. Mr. Chennithala alleged that apart from purchasing power from the Adani group through the deal brokered by the Solar Energy Corpo...

Mr. Vaze was arrested on March 13 by the central agency that was charged with sections of Unlawful Activities Prevention Act. After arresting him at 11.50 p.m., the NIA’s spokesperson had said he was arrested for his “role and involvement in placing explosives laden vehicle near Carmichael Road.”

Will this election change the typical pattern of the LDF and the UDF coming to power alternately?

outlookindia.com 2021-04-03T15:12:40+05:30 Two years back, if you had asked a voter in Pala about ‘love jehad’, you would have been greeted with a blank expression. It was not very much part of the political vocabulary in this neck of the woods. Pala is canonical Kottayam, a small town in this south-central district, with a slow, lilting dialect and an honest, hard-working ethic—you could also say it’s at the heart of Syrian Christian Kerala. It’s not as if communities in Kerala had only unbounded love for each other. Like elsewhere, there can be less than complimentary view...