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Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan took to social media to comment against the BJP following the election results in the five states. However, victims of the recent deluge as well as those protesting at Sabarimala temple retaliated to say, 'practice what you preach'.

Actor Joy Mathew criticised the Kerala government’s decision to not invite former chief ministers VS Achuthanandan and Oommen Chandy for the inauguration of Kannur airport. He said that the decision is a leader's arrogance without mentioning chief minister's Pinarayi Vijayan’s name.

While prohibitory orders have been imposed in and around the Sabarimala shrine, Ayyappa devotees in Tamil Nadu staged a protest against Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan

Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan and Civil Aviation minister Suresh Prabhu on Sunday inaugurated the Kannur international airport. Kannur international airport has made Kerala the only state in India to have four airports. 
 

With the Kannur international airport inaugurated on Sunday, it has made Kerala the only state in India to have four airports. But there have been protests over this despite the state’s achievement

Political leaders are arriving with their supporters to exercise their franchise in Telangana. Polling would be on till 5 PM today. 

The Congress demanded on Tuesday that Pinarayi Vijayan explain the hurry to appoint Loknath Behara to the DGP post, ignoring the seniority of four other IPS officers.
 

180-seater Vijayawada-Singapore non-stop Indigo flight is expected to boost tourism and India's reach in south-east Asia

Congress’s Muraleedharan alleged that all rules were violated for appointing Jaleel’s relative Adeeb and the nepotism charges were taken lightly

 

Now, NDTV reporter Sneha Koshy, who heckled at Sabarimala, said that CP Sugathan was at the forefront of the attack on her. Sugathan had earlier made distasteful comments against Hadiya
 

Anil Chawla, vice-admiral of the Indian Navy said that they have not asked Kerala to pay the bill. He said that such reports are baseless.

The Kerala BJP had launched an indefinite hunger strike on Monday while the state government is set to form a ‘million women’s wall’ during the New Year to garner support for its stand towards the Sabarimala temple
 

Kerala Assembly was adjourned for the fourth consecutive day due to Sabarimala row. The opposition parties' MLAs began an indefinite hunger strike in front of the secretariat in Thiruvananthapuram against the government’s stand to not discuss the temple issue in the Assembly

 

The BJP leaders will launch an indefinite hunger strike before the secretariat in Thiruvananthapuram from Monday against Kerala government's failure to provide basic amenities to Sabarimala devotees and also they have demanded the withdrawal of prohibitory orders at the famous shrine

When Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan was answering a question on the Sabarimala issue in the Assembly, he said that the police have sought RSS leader Valsan Thillankery’s help to avoid clashes at the famous shrine