Tag: KERALA

KERALA | The Central University of Kerala will require Ph.D scholars in Humanities and Social Sciences to choose from a list of themes that are of ‘national interest’ rather than work on themes of their own academic interest.  This is yet another onslaught on fundamental research in favour of market-driven applied research.

SABRIMALA ISSUE The Sabarimala issue raises important question regarding women’s dignity and their right to worship as a constitutional right.

EDUCATION EDUCATION At a time when states such as Uttar Pradesh are busy renaming districts in the name of religious affinity, the state of Kerala has walked on an altogether new model of development by introducing its citizens to education through the State Literacy Mission.

The importance that is given to public libraries as valuable resources for the generation of constructive public imageries is immense; the emphasis that Kerala laid on rebuilding its damaged libraries after the floods is inspiring and exemplary.

KERALA FLOOD More than 50,000 volunteers across the state of Kerala are helping out to drain out water and clean homes before people can leave the relief camps.

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KERALA FLOOD The devastating floods in Kerala have left behind an impact that will take years to compensate for. In the meantime, the country seems to have together to enable Kerala to restore itself and begin leading a life of normalcy.

KERALA FLOOD The rains may have subsided in Kerala but the rescue operations are still underway. The way that the community and the nation have come together in the Kerala crisis reminds us of the significance of collective action in adverse situations.

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KERALA FLOOD Kerala floods have led to the deaths of more than 100 individuals in a day itself and several people remain stranded in remote locations.