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Kerala: BJP-Church Relationship Improves, But Will it Impact the Assembly Elections? Since the Christian community in the state has its own political groups, each one closely allied with traditional political fronts, the BJP may still find it difficult to make any significant electoral gains. Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Mar George Cardinal Alencherry (Major Archbishop of the Syro-Malabar Church), Cardinal Oswald Gracias, (Archbishop of Bombay and President of CBCI), and His Beatitude Baselios Cardinal Cleemis (Major Archbishop-Catholicos of the Syro-Malankara Catholic Church). Photo: Tw...

Can Oommen Chandy save the Congress in Kerala?  Can Oommen Chandy save the Congress in Kerala?  | India Today Insight With poll surveys predicting a second innings for the Pinarayi-led Left Front government, the GOP turns to an old warhorse to resurrect the party  advertisement UPDATED: January 21, 2021 21:25 IST A delegation of senior Congress leaders from Kerala, including former Chief Minister Oommen Chandy, visit the JNU campus, Jan 13 (ANI) The Kerala assembly election is most likely to be held in March-end 0r in early April. The poll surveys have indicated that most likely the Pinara...

Many state Congress leaders and UDF partners have been pitching for Chandy once again taking a frontline role in the UDF alongside leader of opposition Ramesh Chennithala and state party chief Mullappally Ramachandran ahead of the April-May elections.

The CPI(M)'s 'Arya' strategy   The Marxists are banking on youth power to retain Kerala in 2021  advertisement UPDATED: December 31, 2020 19:53 IST 21-year old Arya Rajendran became India's youngest mayor after taking oath as chief of Thiruvananthapuram Corporation, Dec. 29 (ANI) Arya Rajendran, 21, the new mayor of the Thiruvananthapuram Municipal Corporation (TMC), is reportedly the youngest in the country to hold the post. The CPI(M) candidate won the recently conducted council elections on December 8 from Mudavanmugal ward in Kerala’s capital, beating her Congress rival by 549 votes ...

A spectre is haunting Kerala, the spectre of Communalism. Paraphrasing Marx’s Manifesto seems apt at this time when Marxism survives as discredited dogma and Marxists an endangered species. Left with an obsolete textbook for connecting the masses against the classes, our leftover Leftists are looking for new ways to reach Stalinist paradise. But it’s a Faustian bargain Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has struck with polarisation. The 75-year-old Comrade is a classic example of the Marxist muddle; his party CPI(M) abhors religion and regionalism but is now socialising with sectarian...