With shifting alliances, internal crises within established parties, and new political actors seeking space, the coming election could test the resilience of the Dravidian political order
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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.
Senior leaders’ public statements against candidate selection have exposed fault lines within the CPI(M).
AIADMK’s survival battle and TVK’s entry could make Tamil Nadu polls a game changer
For the Congress, which has been out of power in the state for a decade, a win is a must; for the Left, the verdict will determine its relevance as a national electoral force.
State and Union government, along with their PR machinery, become key players in the political messaging battle ahead of elections.
One of India’s most distinguished historians passed away at the age of 90 in in Thiruvanathapuram
As war clouds gather once again over West Asia, memories of earlier conflicts are being rekindled.
After settling seat-sharing with the Congress, the DMK is confident of concluding discussions with its other allies by early this week.
With the combative R. N. Ravi moving to Kolkata on the eve of the polls, many questions are being raised in political circles.
Kerala’s syncretic culture was on full display when a mosque and a church hosted Hindu devotees during the Pongala festival, while a temple in north Kerala organised an iftar for fasting Muslims
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