Pinarayi Vijayan

The Kerala government has an entire department that is dedicated to the 'welfare' of 'SC Christians' (SCCC), essentially, people who have left Hinduism to convert to Christianity

The Orthodox faction had moved the High Court after the state government failed to implement the apex court’s order that gave them the management rights in the Piravom St Mary's Church.

The communist government led by CM Pinarayi Vijayan has lately not been sharing an amicable relationship with the grand old party

Despite being in power in the state, the CPI(M) had an electoral rout in Kerala, winning only 2 of the 20 Lok Sabha seats.

The Kerala High Court while hearing the petition today asked whether the land belongs to the government or the Devaswom board. The government has been given 10 days time to respond to this.

A village officer had given the Church time until today to remove the crosses. However, after the intervention of the state government, the revenue department has now stalled the process claiming it to be a matter of 'faith'.

Crosses have been planted on the sacred lands of Panchalimedu, believed to be a place inhabited by Pandavas during the 12 years of exile.

Pinaryi Vijayan’s Left government (LDF) in Kerala uses its two hands differently: One wears a velvet glove for Christians and Muslims; the other a baton for Hindus.

Kottayam Superintendent of Police Harishankar and Vaikom Deputy SP Subash, who were the investigating officers in the Bishop Franco's rape case have been issued marching orders by the state government raising serious questions about possible attempts to sabotage the investigation. 

Kerala had loved and wept for its elephants much before BJP or the RSS became stakeholders in the state's politics.