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Kerala Minister On Medical Students' Demand For Long-Sleeved Scrubs In Operation Theatre
Kerala Health Minister Veena George on Friday said the request of a group of female MBBS students to wear long-sleeve scrub jackets and surgical hoods in operation theatres was not a matter that demanded a political decision.
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Minister Flags "Will Screen BBC Series" Announcements To Pinarayi Vijayan
Several political groups in Kerala today announced they would screen the controversial BBC documentary "India: The Modi Question" in the state, prompting the BJP to urge Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan to intervene.
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Kerala's Mainstream Parties Vying To Support Taliban: State BJP Chief
BJP state president K Surendran on Saturday alleged that mainstream political parties in Kerala are vying to extend support to Taliban after the terrorist group took control over Afghanistan.
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Lakshadweep: Kerala Readies Delegations, Protests As Turmoil Intensifies
Lakshadweep: From protests to party-level delegations preparing to visit the island group, Kerala's political formations are gearing up to intensify the agitation against the Union Territory administration's alleged high-handedness.
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Families of ISIS Accused Deny Charges, Call Coimbatore Arrests "Political"
The families of five men from Coimbatore arrested in a joint operation by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) and the local police have denied allegations that they are linked with terror group ISIS, and termed the arrests as "politically motivated".
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"Stooping Low For Political Gain": 5 Quotes From Manohar Parrikar Letter To Rahul Gandhi
Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar, who is suffering from a pancreatic ailment, today wrote a terse letter to Congress president Rahul Gandhi, accusing him of using a courtesy visit for "petty political gains". Mr Parrikar said Mr Gandhi "stooped so low" and made a false statement on the Rafale fighter jet deal. Rahul Gandhi had visited Manohar Pa...
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"No Hidden Agenda In Entry Of Women To Sabarimala": Kerala Tells Court
The Kerala government on Tuesday told the high court there was no "hidden agenda" of the state or police in the "pilgrimage of two women devotees" to Sabarimala on January 2 and alleged that a prominent political party and its supporters were implementing their "political agenda of denying right to women of all age groups to enter" the Lord Ayyappa...
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Sabarimala On Edge A Day After Violence, Women Stopped By Protesters
A day after protests and violence in Kerala against the entry of women of menstruating age at the famous Sabarimala temple, the state government has banned the gathering of more than five people in Sannidhanam, Pamba, Nilakkal, and Elavungal - the base camps from where devotees head to the hill-top shrine. A state-wide shutdown has been called toda...
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Kerala Government Backs Author Who Pulled Back Novel After Alleged Threat
Writers and leaders of political parties rallied behind noted Malayalam author S Hareesh, who withdrew his novel being serialised in a weekly after alleged threats from right-wing groups, with the Kerala government asking the publishers to go ahead with the work.
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"Rajya Sabha Not An Old-Age Home": Row In Kerala Congress Over PJ Kurien
A bitter internal tussle of Kerala Congress is being fought out in public, as a group of young lawmakers have set themselves against the re-election of veteran leader PJ Kurien in Rajya Sabha. On Facebook, while one lawmaker advised the party not to treat the upper house of parliament as an "old-age home" another said Mr Kurien should "take this op...
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3 RSS Men Arrested For Attack On CPM Worker In Thiruvananthapuram: Police
Three men have been arrested in Thiruvananthapuram following the attack on a CPM worker. LS Shaju, who had been set upon by a group of men armed with sharp weapons, on December 28, is still in hospital with serious head injury. Police say the arrested men belong to the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, the ideological mentor of the BJP and they suspect ...
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Opinion: Kerala Hindus No Longer Shy Of Their Identity, Will Turn To BJP
Those who say that Kerala is too well-educated to harbour religiosity as a driver of politics need only to look at the political formations of non-Hindu groups to realise that education has little to do with political allegiances.
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CPM Worker Attacked In Kerala's Kannur, Severely Injured
A 52-year-old CPM worker was attacked by a group of unidentified men while returning home from work in Kerala's Kannur district on Friday night.
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3 RSS Activists Attacked In Kerala Allegedly By Left Front Member
Three activists of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh have been hacked in rural Kozhikode, allegedly by a group of CPM activists, and have been hospitalised. One of them has been seriously injured said the doctors at the Government Medical College. The injured men have been identified as Sudheesh, Bineesh and Rahul -- all in their early twenties.
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Activists Seek Tobacco Control Measures In Kerala
Ahead of the Kerala assembly polls, a group of medical activists on Monday appealed to all political parties to include tobacco control as a public health measure in their election manifestos.
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Kerala Minister On Medical Students' Demand For Long-Sleeved Scrubs In Operation Theatre
Kerala Health Minister Veena George on Friday said the request of a group of female MBBS students to wear long-sleeve scrub jackets and surgical hoods in operation theatres was not a matter that demanded a political decision.
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Minister Flags "Will Screen BBC Series" Announcements To Pinarayi Vijayan
Several political groups in Kerala today announced they would screen the controversial BBC documentary "India: The Modi Question" in the state, prompting the BJP to urge Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan to intervene.
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Kerala's Mainstream Parties Vying To Support Taliban: State BJP Chief
BJP state president K Surendran on Saturday alleged that mainstream political parties in Kerala are vying to extend support to Taliban after the terrorist group took control over Afghanistan.
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Lakshadweep: Kerala Readies Delegations, Protests As Turmoil Intensifies
Lakshadweep: From protests to party-level delegations preparing to visit the island group, Kerala's political formations are gearing up to intensify the agitation against the Union Territory administration's alleged high-handedness.
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Families of ISIS Accused Deny Charges, Call Coimbatore Arrests "Political"
The families of five men from Coimbatore arrested in a joint operation by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) and the local police have denied allegations that they are linked with terror group ISIS, and termed the arrests as "politically motivated".
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"Stooping Low For Political Gain": 5 Quotes From Manohar Parrikar Letter To Rahul Gandhi
Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar, who is suffering from a pancreatic ailment, today wrote a terse letter to Congress president Rahul Gandhi, accusing him of using a courtesy visit for "petty political gains". Mr Parrikar said Mr Gandhi "stooped so low" and made a false statement on the Rafale fighter jet deal. Rahul Gandhi had visited Manohar Pa...
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"No Hidden Agenda In Entry Of Women To Sabarimala": Kerala Tells Court
The Kerala government on Tuesday told the high court there was no "hidden agenda" of the state or police in the "pilgrimage of two women devotees" to Sabarimala on January 2 and alleged that a prominent political party and its supporters were implementing their "political agenda of denying right to women of all age groups to enter" the Lord Ayyappa...
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Sabarimala On Edge A Day After Violence, Women Stopped By Protesters
A day after protests and violence in Kerala against the entry of women of menstruating age at the famous Sabarimala temple, the state government has banned the gathering of more than five people in Sannidhanam, Pamba, Nilakkal, and Elavungal - the base camps from where devotees head to the hill-top shrine. A state-wide shutdown has been called toda...
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Kerala Government Backs Author Who Pulled Back Novel After Alleged Threat
Writers and leaders of political parties rallied behind noted Malayalam author S Hareesh, who withdrew his novel being serialised in a weekly after alleged threats from right-wing groups, with the Kerala government asking the publishers to go ahead with the work.
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"Rajya Sabha Not An Old-Age Home": Row In Kerala Congress Over PJ Kurien
A bitter internal tussle of Kerala Congress is being fought out in public, as a group of young lawmakers have set themselves against the re-election of veteran leader PJ Kurien in Rajya Sabha. On Facebook, while one lawmaker advised the party not to treat the upper house of parliament as an "old-age home" another said Mr Kurien should "take this op...
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3 RSS Men Arrested For Attack On CPM Worker In Thiruvananthapuram: Police
Three men have been arrested in Thiruvananthapuram following the attack on a CPM worker. LS Shaju, who had been set upon by a group of men armed with sharp weapons, on December 28, is still in hospital with serious head injury. Police say the arrested men belong to the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, the ideological mentor of the BJP and they suspect ...
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Opinion: Kerala Hindus No Longer Shy Of Their Identity, Will Turn To BJP
Those who say that Kerala is too well-educated to harbour religiosity as a driver of politics need only to look at the political formations of non-Hindu groups to realise that education has little to do with political allegiances.
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CPM Worker Attacked In Kerala's Kannur, Severely Injured
A 52-year-old CPM worker was attacked by a group of unidentified men while returning home from work in Kerala's Kannur district on Friday night.
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3 RSS Activists Attacked In Kerala Allegedly By Left Front Member
Three activists of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh have been hacked in rural Kozhikode, allegedly by a group of CPM activists, and have been hospitalised. One of them has been seriously injured said the doctors at the Government Medical College. The injured men have been identified as Sudheesh, Bineesh and Rahul -- all in their early twenties.
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Activists Seek Tobacco Control Measures In Kerala
Ahead of the Kerala assembly polls, a group of medical activists on Monday appealed to all political parties to include tobacco control as a public health measure in their election manifestos.
