Ajay Kamalakaran

Ajay Kamalakaran

Column | When a Palakkad native became the first district commissioner of Baghdad

Keralaspora

Column | When a Palakkad native became the first district commissioner of Baghdad

Narayana Iyer was one of the earliest to volunteer in the non-combatant section of the Field Service in Mesopotamia.

Keralaspora
Column | Why Kerala needs to take road safety more seriously

According to the Kerala Police statistics, there were 43,957 road accidents in the state in 2022 (up to December).
Keralaspora
Column | Robert Caldwell’s interesting 19th century takes on Malabar and Malayalam

His scholarly work 'Comparative Grammar of the Dravidian or South-Indian Family of Languages,' analyses Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu, Kannada and Tulu, as well as some of the lesser spoken languages in southern Indian.
Keralaspora
Column | What the Singapore archives reveal about Malayalis living in the Straits

The Indian Daily Mail, a paper that was published from 1946 to 1956 kept Indian immigrants up to date about the hapennings in their country of origin.
Keralaspora
Column | New wave of emigration could be a boon for Kerala

It has helped level the economic playing field in the state and bring about the kind of general prosperity hardly visible anywhere else in India.
Keralaspora
Column | A rabbi from Jerusalem penned these insights after a Kerala trip in 1860

A Hebrew-language travelogue from 1860 titled Even Sapir, written by Jacob Sapir, documents life in places like Cochin and Alleppey.
Keralaspora
Column | Why football fervour is a good omen for Kerala

Few occasions united people as much as these matches, played in a country that has been a ‘karmabhoomi’ for Keralites for a very long time.

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