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Bhanu Saptami 2026 date on June 7 or 8? Check Adhik Maas Saptami date, how to worship Lord Surya, significance and mantrasBhanu Saptami 2026 kab hai: Bhanu Saptami, a significant occasion for Lord Surya worship, will be celebrated on Sunday, June 7, 2026. This ...- No lobbying for ministerial post: Veteran CPI(M)'s G Sudhakaran after meeting KC VenugopalFormer CPI(M) leader G Sudhakaran met Congress MP K C Venugopal in Alappuzha. Sudhakaran stated the meeting was personal and denied seeking...
- Kerala CM-designate V D Satheesan calls IUML force behind UDF’s secular standV D Satheesan described the IUML as a vital 'brother party' for Kerala's secularism. He met IUML leaders, emphasizing their crucial role in...
- BJP ally Bharat Dharma Jana Sena's Thushar Vellappally to fight against Rahul in Wayanad"I proudly announce Shri Thushar Vellappally, president of Bharat Dharma Jana Sena, as NDA candidate from Wayanad," Amit Shah tweets.
- Sulking BJP ally in Kerala says promises not keptHitting out at the BJP, Natesan said, "The BJP used us to increase their vote percentage in Kerala. Now we have ended up as loser".
- Lotus will bloom in Kerala, says SNDP's Vellapally Natesan"Golden 'lotus' will bloom in golden 'pot' on May 19, after counting of votes in Kerala," he said, referring to symbols of BJP and BDJS can...
- BJP President Amit Shah cancels visit to KeralaBJP President Amit Shah, who was to kickoff his campaign tour of Kerala for the May 16 assembly elections today, has cancelled his visit fo...
- BJP releases fourth list of candidates for Tamil Nadu pollsThe party also declared the name of its candidate for one seat for Kerala Assembly polls, also to be held on May 16.
- Assembly polls: BJP-BJDS enter into seat sharing agreementThe newly formed Bharat Dharma Jana Sena (BDJS) and BJP today reached an agreement for seat sharing in the May 16 Kerala assembly elections.
- Kerala CM Oommen Chandy suspects BJP was behind keeping him out of PM Narendra Modi's functionChandy has said that keeping him out of a function to unveil a statute of a late CM R Sankar by PM was an "insult" to the state.
- SNDP's Vellapally Natesan takes responsibility for excluding CM Oommen ChandySNDP leader Vellapally Natesan took responisbility for Kerala CM Oommen Chandy being asked to keep out of a function to be attended by the ...
- Lok Sabha adjourned over Congress, AAP protestsSpeaker Sumitra Mahajan rejected nearly ten notices for adjournment motion that were given by members from Congress, AAP and Left parties.
- PM Narendra Modi to visit Kerala on December 14-15Modi, on his maiden visit to Kerala after becoming Prime Minister, would arrive at Kochi on December 14 and proceed to Thrissur.
- SNDP may announce political party by DecemberThe Sree Narayana Dharma Paripalana (SNDP) Yogam is likely to announce the formation of a political party by December 2015.
- RSS trying to emulate UP model to enter Kerala: CPMWith BJP ruling the Centre, CPM acknowledges that the threat is genuine and needs to be dealt with politically and ideologically.
- SNDP has become custodian of agenda of RSS: KKPCC president SudheeranThe state has witnessed a war of words between SNDP and CPM in the recent past with the latter criticising the SNDP-RSS alliance.
- SNDP leader Vellapally Natesan meets Amit ShahVellapally, of Sree Narayana Dharma Paripalana Yogam, the social organisation of Ezhavas in Kerala, discussed the problems faced by the maj...
- Narendra Modi's dais: Congress, Left leaders keep awayAs Congress and Left leaders apparently spared themselves from sharing dais with Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi at a apolitical funct...
- Oommen Chandy completes two years in officeAs the UDF govt in Kerala completes two years in office, social tensions are turning out to be the main cause of worry for Chandy.
- Sharp reaction on move to implement Sachar Committee reportKerala government's move to implement Sachar Committee report on socio-economic condition of the Muslims has sparked sharp reactions from v...
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