kerala excels in human indices but we need better economic growth says KK Shailaja - The Hindu BusinessLine
https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/news/elections/kerala-excels-in-human-indices-but-we-need-better-economic-growth-says-kk-shailaja/article68024212.ece

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Anyone still remember this dude? 😎😎😎

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Mamukkoyas legacy more than malayalam movie memes his secular politics a shining light.
https://theprint.in/theprint-profile/mamukkoyas-legacy-more-than-malayalam-movie-memes-his-secular-politics-a-shining-light/2057864/

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Little girl with a jumbo friend.

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158 Volts. ഒരു 200 വോൾട്ട് എങ്കിലും താടെ.
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[rant] This news should be spread within our community than anywhere else
https://youtu.be/LqM9OS5OB0s?si=ugGzIUF7vVQww78S

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പ്രതിവാരം // Weekly General Discussions Thread - April 28, 2024 - May 04, 2024

Welcome to the weekly general discussions thread. Use this thread for holding discussions that do not deserve a separate thread.

If you have suggestions or feedback, please do post them here or message us.

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There's a stereotype about Malayalis being less concerned about health and fitness. Do you all make efforts to work out regularly and eat healthy?

The general perception that you need to hit the gym only if youre obese or into body building and not being mindful of what you eat etc.
Drop your workout routine and daily diet
ps. Im a malayali too, no offense

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Adhyaratri Avakasham : A rotting memory of Malabar feudalism of medieval Kerala

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Need help finding gifts to take back for my friends!
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Kerala Christian Inter Church Marriage Alliances

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To the malayali men over 25 years old and can't cook: Why?

Title is self explanatory. For some context, my mother didn't seriously encourage us to learn how to cook growing up as she took it as her duty to provide for her children and thought we were too young. Although, by the time i was in my mid teenage life, my mother stated encouraging me to start to cook & often said that i as a boy should also learn cooking as it's an essential life skill & it's not confined to women. Although, i did learn some cooking but it was very basic & didn't fully cooperate with mother due to my laziness & time issue

By the time I left my hometown for my bachelor's, my student dorms did not have any kitchen but instead relied on a mess system for our daily meals. Fast forward to post graduating and moving to a different city for work, I had to learn basic cooking from a scratch as i forget even that basic cooking which i learned in my mid 10s. (like I couldn't even make an omelette confidently until I was around 24 years old)

As I continue to live on my own, I am now very less reliant on ordering food from outside and instead prefer making things myself. The funny thing is I don't like cooking as I think it's very tedious (at least the kerala food) and since have experimented with different cuisines according to time, effort, availability of ingredients & healty (as delicious & rich is our food is, it's also very unhealthy)

The problem I've seen around me in kerala is that men are very dependant on their moms, wives, some other female member of the family, or the house help to make food for them. Like even if they know how to cook, they won't. I've personally come to appreciate cooking as a basic survival skill which everyone should have but not many people do. Would like to hear your thoughts and experiences on this

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