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Congress march to Kerala State Police Chief s office turns violent; KPCC president hospitalised
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Congress march to DGP office in Kerala turns violent, leaders taken to hospital
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With downpour-induced damage, Kerala s coast bears brunt of cyclone Tauktae
The sea turned rough and tidal waves rose one metre high, displacing many families in the coastal areas and fully or partially damaging houses.
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A man searches for his belongings amid debris of his house at Kochuthope coastal village in Thiruvananthapuram following sea erosion. (Photo| Vincent Pulickal, EPS) By Express News Service
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: While the Southwest monsoon may take two more weeks to set in, heavy rain triggered by a depression in the Arabian Sea lashed the state for the second day on Friday, inundating several low-lying areas and causing widespread destruction.
Left’s thumping win creates ripples in Ireland, tweet piques interest of Malayalis worldwide
Ryan is the leader of The Workers’ Party in Ireland and an elected member of Dublin City Council, besides a socialist and feminist.
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A CPM member takes out a solo celebration at the victory of the party, in front of AKG Bhavan in Thiruvananthapuram. (Photo | Vincent Pulickal, EPS)
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KOZHIKODE: “In Kerala, India, a state of 34 million people, the Communists have been returned to government with a resounding victory off the back of the party’s supreme handling of the Covid crisis. It gives hope that one day we also can fight our way out of this neo-liberal stranglehold,” wrote Eilis Ryan in her Facebook page on May 2 after the LDF retained power here.
Anonymous elderly woman in Kerala donates food to police personnel on Covid duty
The 89-year-old who was spotted by our photographer Vincent Pulickal happily giving away food packets had refused to share her personal details.
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The 89-year-old has been engaged in charity work in several ways and respects everyone who does selfless service. (Photo | Vincent Pulickal, EPS) By Express News Service
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: An elderly woman who lives alone in a residential colony on the city’s east border was the Good Samaritan who has been distributing food packets to police personnel on Covid-19 duty at LMS Junction here. After TNIE carried a picture of her gifting food packets to police officers on the front page of the newspaper on Thursday, several readers wanted to know more about her.
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