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'Epitome of Communalism': What Pinarayi Vijayan's Fierce Attack on Amit Shah Achieves With an opposition bent on slamming the Left for its pro-Hindutva moves, Vijayan's decision to train guns at Amit Shah is a significant step. Pinarayi Vijayan and Amit Shah. Photos: Reuters and PTI Rights10/Mar/2021 Kochi: Pinarayi Vijayan’s home village of Dharmadom in Kannur had been buzzing with the excitement of a rally addressed by the leader after what was a pretty long gap. With a charged audience on his side, Vijayan – who is called ‘captain’ by his supporters on social media – took the lec...

Assembly Elections News: NEW DELHI: The Trinamool Congress will narrowly hold on to power in West Bengal after a stiff competition from the BJP and the DMK-Congress alliance w.

Express News Service THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: With hardly a month remaining for assembly elections, political fronts are in the final round of discussions to field a suitable candidate in the 140th constituency -- Neyyattinkara -- at the southern end of the state. Though the LDF have already announced the candidature of current legislator K Ansalan, the UDF and the NDA camps are expected to finalise their respective candidates by Wednesday or Thursday, sources said.  According to a source close to the UDF camp, former MLA R Selvaraj and former Neyyattinkara municipal councillor Vinod Sen, a lawy...

Updated Mar 07, 2021 | 19:48 IST Amit Shah said that Kerala was the first state to defeat illiteracy and build tourism as an industry but today it has turned into the “centre-stage of political violence and corruption”. Amit Shah I @BJP4India   |  Photo Credit: Twitter Thiruvananthapuram: Senior BJP leader and Home Minister Amit Shah, on Sunday, hit out the ruling LDF government in Kerala and said that the state that used to be the land for social revolutions is today known for “corruption, political violence and ill-governance”. Addressing the valed...

The political significance of the Assembly polls underway in Kerala cannot be overstated.