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Kerala Grants Two Days Of Menstrual Leave Monthly For Female ITI Students
On Thursday, the Kerala government decided to make all Saturdays holidays for ITI students.
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'Collector Bro' Among 2 Kerala IAS Officers Suspended For Indiscipline
The Pinarayi Vijayan government in Kerala has suspended two officers of the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) on disciplinary grounds. K Gopalakrishnan, director of Industries and Commerce, faced the action over a religion-based WhatsApp group for
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"We Will Examine", Says Kerala Minister On IAS Officer's Controversial Group
A controversy over a WhatsApp group named 'Mallu Hindu Officers', allegedly administered by Kerala Industry and Commerce Department Director K. Gopalakrishnan, is in the spotlight.
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26 Police Cases Filed Based On Hema Committee Report: Kerala Government To Court
Kerala government on Monday informed the High Court that 26 FIRs have been registered based on the Justice Hema Committee report on the pitiable condition of women in the Malayalam film industry.
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Director Ranjith Faces Police Case For Allegedly Sexually Assaulting Man
Malayalam director Ranjith Balakrishnan has been booked for sexual assault - based on a complaint filed last week in Bengaluru by a 31-year-old male actor - as the #MeToo wave continues to sweep the Kerala film industry.
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Amid #MeToo Wave, Malayalam Actor's "Groomed Me As Sex Slave" Charge Against Director
The flood of sexual assault and rape allegations roiling the Malayalam film industry has found echoes in neighbouring Tamil Nadu, after popular actor Sowmya accused a Tamil director of horrific mental, physical, and sexual abuse.
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"I Have 2 Daughters. We Need...": Tamil Film Director On Kerala MeToo Row
The Tamil film industry has finally broken its silence on allegations of sexual harassment following the release of the Hema Committee Report in Kerala, which has shaken the film industry in the neighbouring state.
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JP Nadda Questions Delay In Release Of Report Amid Kerala #MeToo Row
The BJP today spoke up on the massive controversy over the Hema Committee report on sexual harassment in the Malayalam movie industry, with party chief JP Nadda hinting that the Left government in Kerala is complicit in it.
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Opinion | Hema Report: Women Have Shown Courage, It's Time to Act!
The situation in Kerala reflects a broader problem seen in film industries worldwide. The Hema Committee report is notable because other industries have often ignored similar allegations against their stars.
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M Mukesh Need Not Resign As MLA Amid #MeToo Allegations: CPI(M)
The ruling CPI(M) in Kerala on Saturday said that actor-cum-MLA M Mukesh need not resign from his post as legislator merely because a rape case has been registered against him.
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Amid MeToo Row In Kerala, Samantha Prabhu's Message To Telugu Film Industry
Samantha Ruth Prabhu today praised the Hema Committee report, which has led to several Kerala actors speaking out about the abuse they faced in the industry.
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Actor Details Sex Assault In MeToo Complaint, Thought It Was Audition
The #MeToo movement across the Malayalam film industry has created waves across the country with several young actors now speaking out about the abuse they faced at the hands of veteran directors, producers, and actors.
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"Stand Up, Be A Man": Shobhaa De Asks Malayalam Producer Mohanlal To Act On Kerala Film Industry #MeToo
Author and columnist Shobhaa De has strongly criticised the "silence" in Bollywood and the disappearing act of Malayalam cinema director Mohanlal after a massive #MeToo movement hit Kerala's film industry.
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Actor Kutti Padmini Says Sexual Harassment Rampant in Tamil Film Industry
Ripples of the massive shake up in the Malayalam film industry over massive allegations of sexual exploitation, has reached neighbouring Tamil Nadu.
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"Was Abused At Hands Of Person Who...": Khushbu Sundar On Father's Assault
Amid a '#MeToo' storm in the Malayalam film industry, actor-turned-politician Khushbu Sundar on Wednesday said the Kerala government-appointed Justice K Hema Committee was "much needed" to break the abuse faced by female professionals in cinema.
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Kerala Grants Two Days Of Menstrual Leave Monthly For Female ITI Students
On Thursday, the Kerala government decided to make all Saturdays holidays for ITI students.
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'Collector Bro' Among 2 Kerala IAS Officers Suspended For Indiscipline
The Pinarayi Vijayan government in Kerala has suspended two officers of the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) on disciplinary grounds. K Gopalakrishnan, director of Industries and Commerce, faced the action over a religion-based WhatsApp group for
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"We Will Examine", Says Kerala Minister On IAS Officer's Controversial Group
A controversy over a WhatsApp group named 'Mallu Hindu Officers', allegedly administered by Kerala Industry and Commerce Department Director K. Gopalakrishnan, is in the spotlight.
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26 Police Cases Filed Based On Hema Committee Report: Kerala Government To Court
Kerala government on Monday informed the High Court that 26 FIRs have been registered based on the Justice Hema Committee report on the pitiable condition of women in the Malayalam film industry.
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Director Ranjith Faces Police Case For Allegedly Sexually Assaulting Man
Malayalam director Ranjith Balakrishnan has been booked for sexual assault - based on a complaint filed last week in Bengaluru by a 31-year-old male actor - as the #MeToo wave continues to sweep the Kerala film industry.
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Amid #MeToo Wave, Malayalam Actor's "Groomed Me As Sex Slave" Charge Against Director
The flood of sexual assault and rape allegations roiling the Malayalam film industry has found echoes in neighbouring Tamil Nadu, after popular actor Sowmya accused a Tamil director of horrific mental, physical, and sexual abuse.
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"I Have 2 Daughters. We Need...": Tamil Film Director On Kerala MeToo Row
The Tamil film industry has finally broken its silence on allegations of sexual harassment following the release of the Hema Committee Report in Kerala, which has shaken the film industry in the neighbouring state.
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JP Nadda Questions Delay In Release Of Report Amid Kerala #MeToo Row
The BJP today spoke up on the massive controversy over the Hema Committee report on sexual harassment in the Malayalam movie industry, with party chief JP Nadda hinting that the Left government in Kerala is complicit in it.
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Opinion | Hema Report: Women Have Shown Courage, It's Time to Act!
The situation in Kerala reflects a broader problem seen in film industries worldwide. The Hema Committee report is notable because other industries have often ignored similar allegations against their stars.
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M Mukesh Need Not Resign As MLA Amid #MeToo Allegations: CPI(M)
The ruling CPI(M) in Kerala on Saturday said that actor-cum-MLA M Mukesh need not resign from his post as legislator merely because a rape case has been registered against him.
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Amid MeToo Row In Kerala, Samantha Prabhu's Message To Telugu Film Industry
Samantha Ruth Prabhu today praised the Hema Committee report, which has led to several Kerala actors speaking out about the abuse they faced in the industry.
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Actor Details Sex Assault In MeToo Complaint, Thought It Was Audition
The #MeToo movement across the Malayalam film industry has created waves across the country with several young actors now speaking out about the abuse they faced at the hands of veteran directors, producers, and actors.
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"Stand Up, Be A Man": Shobhaa De Asks Malayalam Producer Mohanlal To Act On Kerala Film Industry #MeToo
Author and columnist Shobhaa De has strongly criticised the "silence" in Bollywood and the disappearing act of Malayalam cinema director Mohanlal after a massive #MeToo movement hit Kerala's film industry.
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Actor Kutti Padmini Says Sexual Harassment Rampant in Tamil Film Industry
Ripples of the massive shake up in the Malayalam film industry over massive allegations of sexual exploitation, has reached neighbouring Tamil Nadu.
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"Was Abused At Hands Of Person Who...": Khushbu Sundar On Father's Assault
Amid a '#MeToo' storm in the Malayalam film industry, actor-turned-politician Khushbu Sundar on Wednesday said the Kerala government-appointed Justice K Hema Committee was "much needed" to break the abuse faced by female professionals in cinema.
