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  Kerala to Celebrate Women’s Carnival on February 3 Amid Rising Concerns Over Justice for Innocent Men By : Vijesh Nair | Kerala Date: 20 th January 2026 Investigation journalism Kerala is preparing to celebrate a Women’s Carnival on February 3 , an event officially projected as a celebration of empowerment, equality, and dignity of women. However, as the state moves into a politically sensitive January, questions are being raised by sections of society about selective justice, social media influence, and the silence surrounding the tragic deaths of two men . In recent weeks, Kerala has witnessed the suicides of two men — Suresh (43) and Deepak — incidents that have deeply disturbed their families and communities. According to family members and local reports, both cases are allegedly linked to harassment, public humiliation, and mental pressure connected to social media content and online influence culture . The Case of Suresh: A Family Left Behind Suresh, a 43-year-o...

Good News for Keralites: Two Sleeper Vande Bharat Trains to Connect Thiruvananthapuram with Chennai and Bengaluru By :Vijesh Nair Date : 10/01/2026 Investigation journalism A New Chapter in Kerala’s Rail Connectivity In a major boost to rail connectivity and passenger comfort, Indian Railways is preparing to introduce two Sleeper Vande Bharat Express trains for Kerala , connecting Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) with Chennai and Bengaluru . This announcement has brought cheer to lakhs of Keralites, especially working professionals, students, traders, and families who frequently travel between Kerala and major South Indian metros. Until now, Vande Bharat trains were limited to daytime chair car services , which restricted their usefulness for long-distance overnight journeys. The upcoming Sleeper Vande Bharat variant is set to change that reality completely — offering speed, comfort, and modern amenities while allowing passengers to sleep peacefully through the night. For Kerala, a...

 Kerala Local Elections: Allegations Rise Over Missing Hindu Voters From Electoral Lists By : Vijesh Nair  Date:11/12/2025 In several regions across Kerala, concerns have been raised as many Hindu voters reportedly found their names missing from the electoral rolls during the ongoing local body election process. The issue has sparked discussions among residents, political observers, and community organizations, with many claiming that the omissions appear unusual and may have been done intentionally. Widespread Complaints From Voters Multiple households reported that despite voting regularly in past elections, their names did not appear in the updated voter list this year. Elderly voters, first-time voters, and even whole family groups from Hindu households say they were excluded without any prior notification. Local representatives from various wards confirmed receiving a high number of complaints, prompting questions regarding the accuracy and transparency of the revision pr...