November is a great month to visit Kerala. The heavy monsoon rains usually begin to end, the countryside looks green, and the weather becomes more comfortable f

South India’s falling fertility is reshaping its age profile and future workforce, pushing states to rethink population policy even as reversing the trend remains difficult. by Deepa Vasudevan, BasisP...

Mumbai, Sep 29 (SocialNews.XYZ) With the rise of OTT culture, the cinema halls are seeing a rapid decline in footfall. However, when one takes a closer look, one finds that the situation is better in the South, compared to the North. IANS reached out to industry experts in an attempt to understand why cinema-going culture continues to flourish in the South, while it is becoming a rare phenomenon in the North. Trade Analyst Girish Wankhede explained, "The only difference between the South and us is that there they have a slab on ticket pricing.

From four languages that have nothing to do with Hindi to a cashless street food scene that outpaces most of the Western world, South India consistently defies what first-time visitors expect from the country. Whether it's strict temple dress codes or dosas replacing naan as the culinary default, the region rewards travelers who treat it as its own destination entirely.

From four languages that have nothing to do with Hindi to a cashless street food scene that outpaces most of the Western world, South India consistently defies what first-time visitors expect from the country. Whether it's strict temple dress codes or dosas replacing naan as the culinary default, the region rewards travelers who treat it as its own destination entirely.

New Delhi, Sep 16 (SocialNews.XYZ) A dangerous shift is taking place in South India, whereby terror groups are completely moving towards radicalisation only. This means that the focus is no longer on setting up terror modules to carry out attacks but just to radicalise people. Over the past several years, South Indian states, especially Tamil Nadu and Kerala have become laboratories for radicalisation. While the issue of radicalisation in these states has persisted for long, the adaption of newer techniques by terror groups has become a major cause for concern for security agencies.