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- Sep 3, 2026
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Freedom or tradition? How Gen Z girls in Keralam are responding to Kanthapuramâs controversial remarks on women (opens the original)
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Fathima Farha, a 23-year-old student from Malappuram, is among the lakhs of Gen Z girls in Keralam closely watching the ongoing debate over womenâs autonomy after Sunni leader Kanthapuram A. P. Aboobacker Musliyar sparked widespread controversy by stating that women should remain confined to their homes and claiming that their entry into the public sphere would cause âgreat destructionâ. ââI honestly do not agree with the statement. Women have the right to decide what they want to do w
From viral reels to traditional meals: The social media effect on food culture in Keralam (opens the original)
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Like many Gen Zs in Kozhikode, Athira K.B. enjoys eating out and spends much of her free time watching short food videos on Instagram. “If a restaurant regularly pops up on my feed, I instantly feel like checking out what makes it so special,” the 22-year-old college student says. For her generation, dining choices are increasingly shaped by a restaurant’s digital presence, captivating food visualisations, and social media popularity. However, this trend is not limited to Gen Z. Colourful halwa
How Onam bridges generations in Keralam: Elders, millennials and Gen Z share their stories (opens the original)
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For 75-year-old Kalyani Amma from Thrissur in Keralam, Onam means far more than being surrounded by grandchildren, family get-togethers and the homecoming of her loved ones each festival season. “We have also become custodians of tradition, teaching younger family members how to prepare traditional dishes, arrange the feast and observe customs. I do not want our traditions to disappear with our generation. When my grandchildren ask me how a particular dish is made or why we follow a certain cust
Freedom, identity and choice: What Independence Day means to Keralaâs Gen Z (opens the original)
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For Robin Thomas and his Gen Z peers, Independence Day extends far beyond commemorating August 15, 1947. It represents their search for personal freedom, identity, and individual dignity. âI believe freedom means having the right to question, disagree, and express my views without being silenced. Independence is not just about what we achieved in the past, but about protecting our freedom to speak and participate in society today,â says the 23-year-old postgraduate student from Kannur Unive
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