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A doctor who worked in a Kerala hospital, put out tweets in support of CAA. But he was forced to resign as his views were not palatable with a few. 

Days after ABVP staged a protest over violence that took place on January 5 at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in Delhi, the saffron organisation has once again witnessed an attack on them. This time in Kerala.

Land sharks attacked the Bhuvaneswari Kurumba Bhagathikkavu temple in Kozhikode.  However, devotees, with their hard work, repaired it quickly. 

No less a person than the Kerala Governor Arif Mohammad Khan took it upon himself to explain journalist Rajdeep Sardesai that the language he uses on television has the capacity to split the society. 

Kerala government’s move to file a suit in the SC against the CAA and its endeavour to pass a resolution seeking the centre to scrap CAA only exposes itself in its bid to keep Muslims happy 

Atithi Devo Bhava! The ancient Indian tradition of welcoming the guest as God has stayed alive despite the countless changes our country has gone through. Stories in Vedas like the one where Lord Vishnu visited his devotee’s house ratify the nature of the tradition deeply ingrained in Indian society. The recent gesture of President Ramnath Kovind compromising his security protocol to help a US couple take their wedding vows as per the planned schedule in Kochi is testimony that guest still remains akin to god in our country. Let’s find out more about this interesting story in this episode of Culture ‘Shauk’ with Sunita Iyer.

Leftist activists in Kerala have put the nation's integrity in question after members of CITU blocked and threatened the state's VIP guest and Nobel Laureate Michael Levitt in Alappuzha

Based on a request by an American citizen who was in Kerala for a destination wedding, the President of India acceded to her demand of facilitating her wedding in the same hotel as he was slated to stay 

Out of 56 tableaux proposals for the upcoming Republic Day Parade 2020, an overall of 22 tableaux have been shortlisted. Kerala, West Bengal and Maharashtra are missing from the list.

The Kerala Assembly has passed a resolution demanding that the newly amended citizenship law be scrapped.

The United States on Tuesday (December 31) congratulated General Bipin Rawat on his appointment as India's first-ever Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) and said the post would help in "catalysing greater" cooperation between the militaries of the two countries.Union minister V Muraleedharan on Tuesday slammed the Kerala Assembly's resolution demanding the scrapping of the  Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and termed it an "illegal and unconstitutional move." Do not miss the headlines of the day on MyNation in 100 seconds.
 

Union law minister Ravi Shankar Prasad has hit out at Kerala government over its resolution asking centre to scrap CAA

Union Minister V Muraleedharan said Kerala Assembly's resolution was in a way making a mockery of the representatives to the Lok Sabha who had been elected by the state's voters
 

Several delegates were seen staging a protest while Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan was delivering the inaugural address at the 80th Indian History Congress held in Kannur University