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Noted Malayalam Writer Satheesh Babu Found Dead At Home: Police
Noted Malayalam writer Satheesh Babu was found dead at his apartment on Thursday evening in Vanchiyoor, Trivandrum.
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Renowned Writer TP Rajeevan Dies
Noted Malayalam-English poet, novelist and script-writer T P Rajeevan died at a private hospital here late Wednesday.
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Kerala Government In High Court Against Order In Sexual Harassment Case
The controversial bail order to social activist and writer 'Civic' Chandran in a sexual abuse case is now in High Court. The Kerala government has appealed against the order, in which the comments by the judge have outraged many. The activist has be
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Kerala Writer Civic Chandran Faces Second Sexual Harassment Case: Police
Even as noted author and social activist Civic Chandran is at large and awaiting a court order on his anticipatory bail in a sexual harassment case, another woman writer has lodged a similar complaint against him.
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Danger Marks In Saffron Drawn On Office Doors Of Kerala Writer: Cops
Danger marks in saffron colour were found drawn on the office doors of noted orator and thinker Sunil P Elayidom, Kerala Police said. Mr Elayidom strongly advocates implementation of Supreme Court verdict allowing entry of women of all ages into Sabarimala temple.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Plea Seeking Ban On Malayalam Book Meesha
The Supreme Court on Wednesday dismissed a plea seeking to ban the book 'Meesha' for allegedly depicting Hindu women visiting temples in derogatory light, saying "craftsmanship of a writer deserves to be respected".
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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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Kerala Author Pulls Back Novel Following Alleged Right Wing "Threat"
A Malayalam short-story writer has withdrawn his novel being serialised in a weekly after he allegedly received threats from right-wing groups.
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'Convert To Islam Within 6 Months,' Malayalam Author Receives Death Threat
Renowned Malayalam author KP Ramanunni from Kerala's Kozhikode has received a death threat and a warning that his right arm and left leg would be chopped off if he didn't convert to Islam within six months.
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'You're Given 6 Months To Convert To Islam': Writer Gets Threat Letter
Renowned Malayali author K P Ramanunni today lodged a police complaint regarding an anonymous threat letter warning him that his right arm and left leg would be chopped off if he did not convert to Islam within six months.
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Sedition Charges Against Kerala Writer For National Anthem Post May Be Dropped: Police
Sedition charges against Kerala writer Kamal Chavara may be dropped, the police said today, two days after his widely condemned arrest over a Facebook post that was allegedly disrespectful to the national anthem.
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Writer Kamal C Chavara Hospitalised After Complaining Of Uneasiness
Malayalam writer and theatre artist Kamal C Chavara, who was charged with sedition for allegedly showing disrespect to the national anthem, has been admitted to Kozhikode Medical College Hospital (KMCH) after complaining of uneasiness.
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Kerala Writer Charged With Sedition For Facebook Post On National Anthem
A writer in Kerala was charged with sedition on Sunday over a Facebook post that was allegedly disrespectful to the national anthem.
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'Conclave of South Indian Women Writers' To Begin From January 20
A national conference of women writers of south Indian languages will be held at Thunchath Ezhuthachan Malayalam University in Malappuram district of Kerala from January 20.
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Malayalam Writer Sara Joseph Sticks to Her Stand on Sahitya Akademi Award
Malayalam writer Sara Joseph, who early this month returned her Sahitya Akademi honour to protest its silence at attacks on writers, said she will not reconsider her decision even as the Akademi for the first time today condemned the killings and urged the writers to take back the awards.
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Noted Malayalam Writer Satheesh Babu Found Dead At Home: Police
Noted Malayalam writer Satheesh Babu was found dead at his apartment on Thursday evening in Vanchiyoor, Trivandrum.
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Renowned Writer TP Rajeevan Dies
Noted Malayalam-English poet, novelist and script-writer T P Rajeevan died at a private hospital here late Wednesday.
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Kerala Government In High Court Against Order In Sexual Harassment Case
The controversial bail order to social activist and writer 'Civic' Chandran in a sexual abuse case is now in High Court. The Kerala government has appealed against the order, in which the comments by the judge have outraged many. The activist has be
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Kerala Writer Civic Chandran Faces Second Sexual Harassment Case: Police
Even as noted author and social activist Civic Chandran is at large and awaiting a court order on his anticipatory bail in a sexual harassment case, another woman writer has lodged a similar complaint against him.
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Danger Marks In Saffron Drawn On Office Doors Of Kerala Writer: Cops
Danger marks in saffron colour were found drawn on the office doors of noted orator and thinker Sunil P Elayidom, Kerala Police said. Mr Elayidom strongly advocates implementation of Supreme Court verdict allowing entry of women of all ages into Sabarimala temple.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Plea Seeking Ban On Malayalam Book Meesha
The Supreme Court on Wednesday dismissed a plea seeking to ban the book 'Meesha' for allegedly depicting Hindu women visiting temples in derogatory light, saying "craftsmanship of a writer deserves to be respected".
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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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Kerala Author Pulls Back Novel Following Alleged Right Wing "Threat"
A Malayalam short-story writer has withdrawn his novel being serialised in a weekly after he allegedly received threats from right-wing groups.
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'Convert To Islam Within 6 Months,' Malayalam Author Receives Death Threat
Renowned Malayalam author KP Ramanunni from Kerala's Kozhikode has received a death threat and a warning that his right arm and left leg would be chopped off if he didn't convert to Islam within six months.
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'You're Given 6 Months To Convert To Islam': Writer Gets Threat Letter
Renowned Malayali author K P Ramanunni today lodged a police complaint regarding an anonymous threat letter warning him that his right arm and left leg would be chopped off if he did not convert to Islam within six months.
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Sedition Charges Against Kerala Writer For National Anthem Post May Be Dropped: Police
Sedition charges against Kerala writer Kamal Chavara may be dropped, the police said today, two days after his widely condemned arrest over a Facebook post that was allegedly disrespectful to the national anthem.
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Writer Kamal C Chavara Hospitalised After Complaining Of Uneasiness
Malayalam writer and theatre artist Kamal C Chavara, who was charged with sedition for allegedly showing disrespect to the national anthem, has been admitted to Kozhikode Medical College Hospital (KMCH) after complaining of uneasiness.
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Kerala Writer Charged With Sedition For Facebook Post On National Anthem
A writer in Kerala was charged with sedition on Sunday over a Facebook post that was allegedly disrespectful to the national anthem.
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'Conclave of South Indian Women Writers' To Begin From January 20
A national conference of women writers of south Indian languages will be held at Thunchath Ezhuthachan Malayalam University in Malappuram district of Kerala from January 20.
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Malayalam Writer Sara Joseph Sticks to Her Stand on Sahitya Akademi Award
Malayalam writer Sara Joseph, who early this month returned her Sahitya Akademi honour to protest its silence at attacks on writers, said she will not reconsider her decision even as the Akademi for the first time today condemned the killings and urged the writers to take back the awards.
