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Why Kerala s coastal voters have a crucial role in deciding who will rule the state

Why Kerala’s coastal voters have a crucial role in deciding who will rule the state Unfulfilled promises from past and years of neglect of the state’s marginalised fishing communities may reflect in the Assembly election results on May 2. Among the fisher community voters, there are more women than men. | Jisha Elizabeth Who will rule Kerala? The coastal voters have a decisive role in answering this question. And among these voters, there are more women than men. During election campaigns, most roadshows, rallies and so on are organised in the coastal areas. Every time, without fail, the political parties arrive with grand promises. But once the elections are over, they disappear into thin air, say the fishers.

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Panic to paranoia: One year on, mental health crisis still unfolding across India

Panic to paranoia: One year on, mental health crisis still unfolding across India
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We Care initiativeBehind Every Smile

‘We Care’ initiativeBehind Every Smile Updated: Updated: Coffee table book by KSSM, The Hindu Share Article Minister for Health K.K. Shylaja on Wednesday released Behind Every Smile, a coffee table book brought out by the Kerala Social Security Mission (KSSM) and The Hindu, by handing over a copy to KSSM Executive Director Mohammed Asheel. The 96-page book records the experiences of a cross-section of people who have benefited from the KSSM’s assistance to vulnerable sections under the ‘We Care’ initiative. ‘We Care’ is a relief fund set up by the Kerala government to strengthen the social protection system.

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Why is Kerala still struggling with a high number of active cases?

Synopsis A year after Kerala reported India’s first Covid-19 case, the state continues to see a high number of active cases. But it has kept the death rate low. Medical staff collect samples from people at a walk-in kiosk to test for coronavirus at Ernakulam Medical College in Kerala on April 6. On January 30, 2020, health monitors at the Kochi airport in Kerala detected India’s first novel coronavirus patient a medical student returning from Wuhan, believed to be the origin of the contagion. The new virus was found to be much more efficient and faster in infecting humans than its predecessor Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) virus that had wreaked havoc across the world in 2002. While India’s first Covid-19 case was being reported, the global death toll from the disease had already touched 170.

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Kerala Reports Highest Daily Covid Cases, Fatality Rate Among Lowest

Kerala has been reporting highest daily COVID-19 cases in the country for days. The positivity rate or the percentage of how fast an infection spreads is 12.48 per cent in Kerala, while the national average is 1.9 per cent, according to government data.

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