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For the first time since 1957, India has no state governments led by communists following the defeat of the Left Democratic Front in Kerala. This loss signifies the end of a long-standing experiment in democratic communist governance.
A tragic incident occurred in Kerala, India, when sacred elephants at a temple turned violent, resulting in the deaths of two individuals. The event took place during religious celebrations, raising concerns about the safety of these massive animals.
Kerala, India, witnessed tragic incidents during religious ceremonies, where elephant attacks claimed the lives of two men at different temples. These events raise concerns about the safety of religious activities involving animals.
Lulu Company has announced the shipment of <strong>3000 tons</strong> of agricultural products from Kerala, India, to the Gulf Cooperation Council countries in preparation for the Vishu festival. This initiative aims to strengthen trade ties between India and the Gulf nations.
India is set to hold assembly elections in Assam, Kerala, and Puducherry tomorrow, entering a 48-hour silence period mandated by the Election Commission. This follows a heated campaign marked by significant participation from prominent politicians.
The Indian state of Kerala is preparing for critical elections on April 9, 2026, with communists hoping for a third consecutive win. Meanwhile, the Indian National Congress and the United Democratic Front are striving to end their dominance.
An Indian expatriate has died in a car accident in Dubai, two years after his sister was killed in a similar incident in Kerala, India. The late-night crash raises concerns about road safety in the area.
A businessman from the Indian state of Kerala won a staggering <strong>20 million dirhams</strong> in the 'Big Ticket' raffle held in Abu Dhabi. This win represents a significant dream for him as he plans to purchase a villa in Dubai.
Kerala, India, recently celebrated a vibrant Hindu festival, drawing thousands of visitors. Meanwhile, displaced families in Lebanon continue to face harsh living conditions, highlighting the stark contrast between joy and suffering across the globe.