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Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Wednesday announced that the 6th edition of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale will begin in Kerala next year. The event, touted as the country’s largest contemporary art exhibition, will be held from from December 12, 2025 to March 31, 2026. The CM also revealed
The three eminent personalities shared their inspiring stories of resilience at the Hortus Festival in Kozhikode giving insights on wellness and the power of art.
Business leaders discuss points on leveraging opportunities in Kerala as the state poised for economic growth through eco-friendly industries, tourism, and healthcare.
The executive editor of The Caravan magazine Hartosh Singh Bal and former civil servant NS Madhavan retrace the 1984 Sikh Riots, the 2002 Gujarat Riots, and their lasting impact on Indian politics.
Swara Bhasker criticizes the judiciary's handling of political prisoners while discussing the freedom of speech, her interfaith marriage, and the actor assault case, among other things.
Insights from director Krishand, producer A V Anoop, and director Indu V S on creating compelling content for a wider audience unveil the delicate balance between art and commerce in filmmaking.
Archivist Prakash Magdum shares the ironic relationship between Mahatma Gandhi, a staunch critic of cinema, and his enduring legacy in film history.
BJP's Ram Madhav advocates traditional family values as the solution to societal challenges sparking a debate on inclusivity and acceptance in India.
Tharoor expresses his perspective on caste and tells about his political journey, the reason to decline an offer to join the BJP, and his desire to return to novel writing.
The heated debate featured insights from economist Mary George and Planning Board member Ravi Raman shedding light on the realities of Kerala's economic growth, social indicators, and future prospects.
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