Kerala often looks up to Scandinavian countries as model welfare states but ignores the fact that, in countries like Norway and Sweden, wildlife is treated as a renewable resource.
CPI(M) councillor Kala Raju’s humiliation can’t be seen as an isolated case. The party promotes aggression and violence from the grassroots level, starting with university campuses in Kerala.
The Jamaat-e-Islami and other outfits that campaign against the stoking of Islamophobia in Kerala must first look within before conveniently laying the blame on others.
The December 2024 deaths of Wayanad District Congress Committee treasurer NM Vijayan and his son Jijesh shook Kerala. The contents of Vijayan’s suicide note were recently released by his family.
Samastha’s AP faction is among the most orthodox Muslim outfits in Kerala. Its primary objection to MEC 7 is the mingling of genders and the exercise being held in public view.
The Nair Service Society in Kerala welcomed Ramesh Chennithala like he was the prodigal son. The political situation in Kerala is also in favour of his Nair rebranding.
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SEBI probe concluded that purported loans and fund transfers were paid back in full and did not amount to deceptive market practices or unreported related party transactions.
Many really smart people now share the position that playing cricket with Pakistan is politically, strategically and morally wrong. It is just a poor appreciation of competitive sport.
Such a wildly irresponsible take. Vast tracts of forests get destroyed everyday. Wildlife get beated, poisoned, brutalised all over the country. And here we have an article which is whining about why humans can’t have more resources. How greedy are we.
This article is so ridiculous! The global wildlife population has reduced by 73% in the past 50 years. Most states in India are doing terribly but if a state is not then instead of appreciating good governance, this article takes a ridiculous positioning to criticise those efforts. There is hardly any wildlife left on this planet. The balance would be to restore more wildlife, not cull it. Several reasonable steps can be taken to avoid human animal conflict and the state can work on those with actual experts. I am appalled that The Print printed this article which takes an extremely myopic view. The author is clearly inspired by the American perspective on conservation which essentially is only about luxurious lives for humans at the cost of other species.
Absolutely both Centre and State government needs to understand that humans are more valuable than animal life. But it looks like animals have been voting these parties to power to further their causes.
Such a wildly irresponsible take. Vast tracts of forests get destroyed everyday. Wildlife get beated, poisoned, brutalised all over the country. And here we have an article which is whining about why humans can’t have more resources. How greedy are we.
Keralas population is ruinig the forests that is the fact
This article is so ridiculous! The global wildlife population has reduced by 73% in the past 50 years. Most states in India are doing terribly but if a state is not then instead of appreciating good governance, this article takes a ridiculous positioning to criticise those efforts. There is hardly any wildlife left on this planet. The balance would be to restore more wildlife, not cull it. Several reasonable steps can be taken to avoid human animal conflict and the state can work on those with actual experts. I am appalled that The Print printed this article which takes an extremely myopic view. The author is clearly inspired by the American perspective on conservation which essentially is only about luxurious lives for humans at the cost of other species.
Absolutely both Centre and State government needs to understand that humans are more valuable than animal life. But it looks like animals have been voting these parties to power to further their causes.