Dr R Bindu

Tomorrow, I will be filing my nomination. Together, we have built a path of development in Irinjalakuda. With your continued support and affection, let us take the next step forward. Yours, Dr R Bindu

Thank you Anil S, Sovi Vidyadharan, K S Sreejith, M S Vidyanandan, Vincent Pulickal (photos), and Pranav V P (video) of @xpresskerala Link available above for those interested.

Thanks to the New Indian Express team for this detailed interview. I seldom get opportunities to speak out my mind to journalists. The interview lasted for approximately two hours and was a truly exhilarating experience. newindianexpress.com/states/kerala/…

This is an important discourse of the times. Let's take care not to allow our art forms be reduced to caste, religion, gender, or even regional confines. Heartfelt respect and regards to Ramakrishnan, a dear brother.

He is, in fact, among the vanguard of contemporary performers who helped reclaim the dignity of Mohiniyattam, which once used to be an arena for feudal lords to view the female body as merely an object of desire.

Shocked to hear a classical dance performer, who seems to be harbouring the rotting remnants of caste and colour-based discrimination, level such slanderous words against a creative genius like RLV Ramakrishnan. This is highly objectionable.

Strongly condemn the Union government's move to implement the Citizenship (Amendment) Act.

കോൺഗ്രസ് രാഷ്ട്രീയത്തിലെ ഒരു നീണ്ട അധ്യായമാണ് അവസാനിച്ചിരിക്കുന്നത്. ആദരണീയനായ മുൻ മുഖ്യമന്ത്രിക്ക് ആദരാഞ്ജലി. #OommenChandy

A message to youngsters on World Youth Skills Day

It has come to my notice that some colonial geniuses have been trying to make a mockery of something I said at a public platform. Those who would like clarity on what I was actually saying (which was a statement rooted in the reality of gender divide) can listen to this video:

In the endeavour to safeguard India's secular principles, the South stands united ✊🏽 #KarnatakaElectionResults2023

Praveen Nath is a martyr, a constant reminder to those unwilling to accept that trans persons have as much right as each one of us to live here, alongside us, as part of the mainstream society. He is a reminder of a brand of rotten journalism that is complicit in this ignorance.

Whether it be deliberately or due to ignorance, this intolerance that drives people into social withdrawal and even death is unbecoming of a modern democracy. And it is high time that the media reconsider their race for sensationalism and put people above petty competitions.

As we bid adieu to beloved Praveen Nath, some things have to be said. A post that Praveen shared on social media during an intensely emotional and personal moment, one that he withdrew immediately, had paved the way for a highly inappropriate public discourse.