Maddy has, in a recent post, mentioned the contributions of H.V. Conolly, Mala...
When Vasco Da Gama reached the shores of Calicut, the first to greet him was a Musl...
Charles Baudelaire (1821-1867) was a French Romantic poet who is considered as a pi...
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Calicut is in the news for all the wrong reasons. There was a series of bomb ...
The colonial writers of the 19th and early 20th century like L...
When Mambram Pookoya Thangal had challenged British authority in the 1840s, his fol...
Senior citizens of Calicut would recall that the tea dust they bought some half a c...
For Pepper and Christ, a novel written by the eminent poet and former IPS offi...
What a glad moment it is, to be sure, when the sick and the seedy, the tired and testy ...
Reader Devasahayam wanted to know whether the old Beypore Railway Station exists any lo...
Munnar and Malabar – How boundaries are determined! The tragic-comic sp...
Ever wondered why Calicut, with its centuries of contact with the Chinese, did not ...
We had some time ago written about the glorious days of the Kerala Soap Institute, ...
Hyder Ali marched into Malabar from the north in 1766, leading to general panic in ...
Father Giacomo Finicio was an Italian priest of the Order of Society of Jesus who l...
When Vasco Da Gama reached Calicut, his audience with the Zamorin was delayed as th...
Calicut is famous as an ancient Port City, also known during the Zamorins' heyd...
Although Gama was feted in Lisbon as the conqueror of the east, he was still seethi...