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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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How the weaving community at Kalamachal in Thiruvananthapuram is surviving against odds (opens the original)
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Quiet, rustic, far from the madding crowd. We couldn’t have asked for a better milieu as we reached Kalamachal, a sleepy village, some 30 kilometres from Thiruvananthapuram city. Our destination lay close by — the weaving units of Kalamachal Handloom Weavers’ Cooperative Society. If Balaramapuram handloom is the first name that comes to mind when one talks about the handloom cluster in the capital city, Kalamachal too has an equally prominent legacy, thanks to the Cooperative Society. “The Socie
IDSFFK 2026: âViraamamâ by Malavika VN dwells on the world of film projectionists (opens the original)
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âFilm projectionists are like candles. People rejoice watching movies that we screen, while we slowly meltâ. This quote by Vincent Joseph, film projectionist at Radha Theatre, Kozhikode, is all one needs to understand Viraamam (At Reelâs End), the documentary by editor Malavika VN. Viraamam, screened in the competition (short documentary) section at the ongoing 18th International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Keralam (IDSFFK) in Thiruvananthapuram, zooms into the lives of film pro
Letâs Write TVM is a community in Thiruvananthapuram that nurtures creative writing (opens the original)
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A non-judgmental space for writers. That is how the community, Letâs Write TVM (LWT), has been promoting itself since its launch in May 2023. From the 15-odd people at their first meeting, the group has grown to over 215 people on WhatsApp, most of them from Thiruvananthapuram itself, says Narayan Menon, the founder of LWT. âI was based in Bengaluru for some time, where I was part of a few creative writing groups. When I moved back home to Thiruvananthapuram, I wanted to get back to writing
Reshma Elizabeth Thomasâ book looks at how the ordinary things around become extraordinary (opens the original)
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What if the lifeless things you see every day start talking to you? Like an alarm clock, mirror, pillow, chair, refrigerator, television, shoes, car, key, mobile phone, pen and many more? It would definitely be interesting to know their thoughts and impressions about you. Reshma Elizabeth Thomas, artist, writer, and gender policy advisor, and founder-cum-CEO of Equigit Solutions Pvt Ltd, takes you on this journey through objects in the bedroom, kitchen, living room, the world outside and the wor
Meet Yathra Kudumbam, a travel group comprising those who have been part of KSRTCâs budget tourism trips (opens the original)
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There is nothing novel about strangers bonding during group tour packages. But what if the camaraderie is so strong that they set out on new trips? That is the case with Yathra Kudumbam, a travel group made up of people who met during Kerala State Road Transport Corporationâs (KSRTC) budget tourism trips. The members of the group, over 300 of them, have been regulars of the budget tourism trips run by the Budget Tourism Cell (BTC), a vertical under KSRTC that organises group trips to tourist d
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