Pothikkettu is a monthly editorial that ‘wraps up’ the issue for our readers. This issue includes an analysis of the[…]
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A Kerala Studies Blog
Pothikkettu is a monthly editorial that ‘wraps up’ the issue for our readers. This issue includes an analysis of the[…]
Read moreWhat does it mean to “mother” from another country? Aleena brings to our attention the ways in which migrant women’s self-narratives throw light on their relationships with their children, family, and home.
Read moreKerala’s financial crisis has been a concern for long. In this article, Ayana Krishna D, Sangeetha Kethapaka and Shraddha Jain dive into the nitty-gritties of the 2025-26 Kerala budget explaining why it might not lead the state towards sustainable economic growth.
Read moreIn season 3 of the Ala podcast, we hold a series of conversations with educators, academics and activists on Education[…]
Read morePothikkettu is a monthly editorial that ‘wraps up’ the issue for our readers. This issue introduces episode 2 of our ‘Reimagining Education’ podcast season and shares a ‘top 5’ of Ala’s most-read articles in the past year.
Read morePothikkettu is a monthly editorial that ‘wraps up’ the issue for our readers. Dear Reader, The proliferation of literature festivals[…]
Read moreIslam’s relationship to images is widely discussed, often in ways that perpetuate Islamophobic stereotypes, erasing context, history, diversity, and change. Countering such popular narratives, Mohammed Sadik shows that conversations around image use in Malabar’s Muslim communities represents a long and dynamic history of debating and adapting Islamic principles to a changing world.
Read moreഎം.ടി യുടെ കഥാപാത്രങ്ങളുടേയും, അവ സഞ്ചരിച്ചതോ ഇടപഴകിയതോ ആയ സാമൂഹിക വ്യവസ്ഥിതികളുടേയും ഒരവലോകനമാണ് ഈ ലേഖനം.
Read morePothikkettu is a monthly editorial that ‘wraps up’ the issue for our readers. This time, we present our year-end issue and look back upon the year.
Read moreIn season 3 of Ala podcast, we hold a series of conversations with educators, academics and activists on Education in Kerala. We begin the season with an exploration of the legacy of Protestant Mission schools in Kerala and how they informed childhood-making in colonial Kerala. Who was the good educated child? What kind of values were refracted through these constructions?
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