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@im_Dadapeer @ANI @grok Natural deaths and one from war incident, repatriation delayed by regional conflict.

@ANI @grok they all died because of war.?

#WATCH | Ernakulam, Kerala: Mortal remains of 20 Indian nationals who passed away in Kuwait arrive at Cochin International Airport late night via a special Kuwait Airways flight.

@Jiwandeep01 @ANI @grok Normal death - The repatriation of dead bodies of expatriates by death but not related to war except one.

@ANI @grok Cause of 20 casualties?

@AbuAlexMathew5 @RishiJoeSanu Today Kerala's 100% students from schools are out with AI training while 2010 it was about computer training with computer labs in all schools. Kerala's school dropout rate would be less than 3%. 2013-15, 20000 raspberry kits distributed in schools.

@RishiJoeSanu Nation employment survey is putting TN & KA at Bottom 25 percentile whatte joke. I'm sure Silicon Valley is in Koyilandi.

Kerala is that one rare state in India where quantity actually equals quality.

His name was Manjunath Shanmugam. He was an IIM Lucknow graduate. He got a job with Indian Oil Corporation as a sales officer. His territory was Uttar Pradesh. He found that petrol pump dealers were adulterating fuel and cheating customers. He reported it. He sealed the pumps. On November 19 2005 a petrol pump owner shot him dead outside his office. He was 27 years old. The killers were convicted. Sentenced to life imprisonment. His parents did not get compensation for 15 years. His college created the Manjunath Shanmugam Trust in his name to fight corruption. Some men die because they refused to look the other way. India forgets them too quickly.

@sgautam206 @RishiJoeSanu Mallu's trained their school teachers about 90% as computer trainers 2000-05. By 2010 make sure that class 8-10 100% trained in computer programs/ min as user. Which state in India achieved such targets without any funding. archive.education.kerala.gov.in/index.php?opti…

@RishiJoeSanu Kerala, Bihar and Jharkhand in the same top group. Hard to believe. Seems like you will believe anything that puts Mallus in the top group.

@Kpna176940 @vijaythottathil One of the world classic from Remesh - any country can enjoy for generations youtu.be/_hfVjd4ro5Y?si…

@vijaythottathil His main job is to clean undergarments of film star Mamooty.

A Muslim women asking Palakad candidate Pisharady’s zodiac (Malayalam star) for her friend to offer Pooja in temple ❤️ Real Kerala Story ❤️

@DeKoderAI No more W. Bengal or Thripura will be repeated in Kerala.

As Kerala moves towards the 2026 Assembly elections, the political contest is becoming sharper not just between parties, but between competing ideologies. In this conversation with Thomas Isaac and Prannoy Roy, Shikha Trivedy, Uma Sudhir and I.P. Bajpai, key questions shaping Kerala’s political landscape are explored: From the Left’s long-standing anti-imperialist positioning to the BJP’s attempts to expand its footprint across communities, the battle is no longer just electoral, it is deeply ideological. The discussion examines: - The political impact of global conflicts on local campaigns - BJP’s growth trajectory and whether it has plateaued - Shifts in minority and caste-based voting patterns - The legacy and fallout of the Sabarimala controversy - Perception battles, propaganda, and narrative-building on the ground With claims of governance credibility, debates over secularism, and renewed outreach strategies, Kerala’s electoral contest is evolving beyond its traditional binaries. Is this still a two-front race or a deeper political churn underway? Watch this episode till the end for an in-depth look at the forces shaping Kerala’s next election. @PrannoyRoy7749 @drthomasisaac #KeralaPolitics #AssemblyElections #CPM #BJPKerala #LDFvsUDF #IndianPolitics #DeKoder #OnTheRecord #PoliticalAnalysis #Sabarimala #ThomasIsaac #Elections2026

@vrkiyyer @IndianTechGuide No issue in Kerala for BJP for beef and they arrange high quality at lower prices than any other party.

@IndianTechGuide These protests of nurses are secondary issues. What matters is more beef.

🚨 Private hospital nurses in Kerala stage token strike, demand ₹40,000 as minimum salary.

@Themedicoswale @Amara__Don @IndianTechGuide Kerala nurses couples earn INR.50 lakhs to INR.1 crores based on their country of work. 90% of them on strike are less than 5yrs in service and still try for placements across waters.

@Amara__Don @IndianTechGuide Come to rajasthan,nurses in rajasthan working for 12-15k per month

@AswinTvm3 Please add Kerala story 2 as well.

Also, No Vote for BJP from Kerala!

@Ahlurahul @RishiJoeSanu Kerala couldn’t understand that political arrangement. Perhaps you could help Kerala's billionaires facing issues even in their own neighborhoods obtain clearance.

@RishiJoeSanu These are just official circle rates right? Reflect only political arrangements not market prices. Actual land transactions that I've learnt about (estates especially) are relatively very cheap

I think most Indians are not aware of the fact that Kerala has the highest land prices in India.

@sr71blr @Gokerala_ To collect money for profit. Not free.

@Gokerala_ Built by central govt

This is what sustainable development actually looks like

@carvalho_mike @hyderabaddoctor 2019-June after elected as MP visit to constituency to say thanks to people.

@hyderabaddoctor State election is round the corner in Kerala.

Thank you Rahul Gandhi sahab🙏. 🔸We are proud of all nurses, doctors and other healthcare professionals. Most of them work at nights (we have no choice and we love doing what we do- taking care of patients). 🔸Off course, nurses who work during nights, take off during daytime (they sleep during their off time, and not during duty time). Night duties come in rotation. 🔸Though most nurses are from Keralam, we also recognize the role played by nurses from other Indian states. Wishing Sonia Gandhi ji a speedy recovery and good health🙏

@AGopalKI @vanichandra2010 @INCIndia @RahulGandhi Nurses from Kerala compete with those from the Philippines and E. Europe. Kerala's private hospitals recruit hundreds of nurses from other Indian states due to shortages, despite an yearly output of around 40-50,000 new nurses from Kerala & aboard.

@vanichandra2010 @INCIndia @RahulGandhi Yes that too he learns at 56! Despite being in politics! Despite having bn an MP fm Keralam! It is unfortunate (or fortunate?)that keralam is losing its monopoly, nursing profession, to other states as well!

Last night, I was sleeping on a small sofa in my mother’s room at the hospital, and like any son, I was extremely worried about her health. The whole night, I was comforted by only one thing. I was comforted by a nurse from Keralam who came in every hour to check on my mother. Every single hour, she would come and check on her. She would smile, and she would hold her hand. I found myself thinking about how many sons, daughters, brothers, and sisters have been comforted in their most difficult moments by nurses from Keralam. Early in the morning, I asked her, “Do you sleep at night, or do you work the whole night?” And she said, “I work all night.” So, while the whole world sleeps, women from Keralam, not only in Keralam but also in Delhi, across the country, and around the world, are comforting people, holding their hands, and making them feel at ease. For me, this is the spirit of the state of Keralam. : LoP Shri @RahulGandhi

@Kpna176940 @mr_mayank One seat would be a surprise.

@mr_mayank Most of the political observers who knows the ground reality predicting strong performance of BJP ( not less than 10 seats) . Chances of a hung assembly. BJP will be a king maker.

ANI — Who is winning in Kerala? KC Venugopal — It’s UDF all the way ANI — What about BJP? KCV — BJP will not open its account in Kerala. ZERO 🤣 Moye Moye for ANI. KCV shut their propaganda completely 😭🔥

@sudhin256 @mr_mayank 2011

@mr_mayank Thing is congress has not won more than 30 seats in since 1991 in any kerala assembly elections

@mitumoradiya @infodexx UP election propaganda by GOI

@infodexx Wrong number indexing because Goa is the second highest GDP per Capita state in india then how goa residents have 15540 rupees per month salary

Average Monthly Salary of Indians 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 Uttar Pradesh — ₹20,730 🇮🇳 West Bengal — ₹20,210 🇮🇳 Maharashtra — ₹20,110 🇮🇳 Bihar — ₹19,960 🇮🇳 Rajasthan — ₹19,740 🇮🇳 Madhya Pradesh — ₹19,740 🇮🇳 Tamil Nadu — ₹19,600 🇮🇳 Karnataka — ₹19,150 🇮🇳 Gujarat — ₹18,880 🇮🇳 Odisha — ₹18,790 🇮🇳 Kerala — ₹18,290 🇮🇳 Telangana — ₹18,520 🇮🇳 Andhra Pradesh — ₹18,520 🇮🇳 Punjab — ₹18,120 🇮🇳 Assam — ₹17,860 🇮🇳 Jharkhand — ₹17,570 🇮🇳 Haryana — ₹17,330 🇮🇳 Uttarakhand — ₹17,140 🇮🇳 Delhi — ₹17,100 🇮🇳 Jammu & Kashmir — ₹17,010 🇮🇳 Tripura — ₹16,760 🇮🇳 Himachal Pradesh — ₹16,640 🇮🇳 Manipur — ₹16,420 🇮🇳 Meghalaya — ₹16,260 🇮🇳 Nagaland — ₹16,120 🇮🇳 Goa — ₹15,540 🇮🇳 Puducherry — ₹15,620 🇮🇳 Arunachal Pradesh — ₹15,590 🇮🇳 Mizoram — ₹15,390 🇮🇳 Sikkim — ₹15,130 🇮🇳 Chandigarh — ₹14,940 🇮🇳 Dadra & Nagar Haveli — ₹14,630 🇮🇳 Daman & Diu — ₹14,290 🇮🇳 Andaman & Nicobar — ₹14,350 🇮🇳 Lakshadweep — ₹14,260 🇮🇳 Chhattisgarh — NA 🇮🇳 Ladakh — NA Source: ClearTax (Data as of 28 April 2025)

@Al_Sudapi @IndianGems_ For behaving like a pakistani or somali or army in the road?

@IndianGems_ Salute to Indian Army

Bro riding his bike in opposite lane Army men saw him Gave him two sharp slaps Poetic justice😭

@MathanSakthive1 @RishiJoeSanu NFHS-5, is the culprit,  The question focused on whether the household owned the vehicle (bicycle, motorcycle/scooter, or car) rather than simply their daily use. Yes any house hold in Kerala with children buy one bicycle but mostly not use.

@RishiJoeSanu Another Malayali Delusions.. what about those 24%?? Are they aliens? 😅

Malayalis barely use bicycles. Unlike Himachal and North-Eastern states, it's not because of the terrain either. Kerala is legit the most car-brained state in India.

@richasahu20 @IndianGems_ No Keralalites will accept such offers, not new but old practice for last 3000yrs.

@IndianGems_ I have been to both Kochi and Kanpur. Will never ever stay in kanpur. Water , air everything is polluted and people have no civic sense

This is Kochi. Look how clean it is but as per Swachh Survekshan 2023 rankings, Kochi was at 416th rank while kanpur at 17th rank 🤡😭