M. K. Stalin, the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, is leading the protest by symbolically burning a copy of the proposed bill and calling for sustained agitation against the Centre’s move.
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N.K. Bhoopesh is an assistant editor, reporting on South India with a focus on politics, developmental challenges, and stories rooted in social justice.
PTR, reflected on key themes shaping the election—from the evolving discourse on federalism to the emergence of new political forces such as TVK, and their potential impact on Tamil Nadu’s political landscape
The radical reforms that once drove the state’s development are now replaced by populist policies and a dominant development narrative
A student’s death lays bare how caste bias continues to affect marginalised communities in Kerala.
While some economists and policymakers question the rationale of initiatives launched by political parties, labelling them as “freebies”, Dravidian parties view them as instruments of social justice
While disenchantment among Dalits and Adivasis in Kerala reflects a shift in the Left’s orientation in the state towards an aspirational middle class, the unease among Muslims underscores the dilemmas of electoral balancing
High polling percentages have alternately favoured both the LDF and the UDF, often resulting in the defeat of incumbents
The present hearing before the Constitution Bench stems from the 2018 Sabarimala verdict.
In a “rarest of rare” verdict, a court in Madurai has sentenced nine policemen to death in the custodial torture and murder of a father and son.
The BJP needs to win at least a couple of Assembly seats to demonstrate that its claims of growth are more than mere rhetoric.
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