Vision Kerala 2024: Women as Architects of Care and Spiritual Economy (Pathanamthitta)
Pathanamthitta has been reduced in public imagination to a transit zone—passed through during pilgrimage seasons ...
Vision Kerala 2024: Women as Owners of Cooperative Manufacturing Power (Kollam)
Kollam has spent decades trapped in a contradiction. It is a district with industrial memory, ...
Vision Kerala 2024: Women as Invisible Architects of Power (Thiruvananthapuram)
Thiruvananthapuram must stop being treated as a cultural capital that merely hosts power. It has ...
Vision Kerala 2047: Fiscal Populism and the Crisis of the Economic Base
Kerala’s political economy is built on a contradiction that is no longer sustainable: expanding welfare ...
Vision Kerala 2047: Urban Decay and the Failure of Local Governance
Kerala’s urban crisis is not dramatic enough to provoke panic and not functional enough to ...
Vision Kerala 2047: Informal Economy, Job Quality, and the Crisis of Work
Kerala’s employment narrative rests on a convenient illusion: that work exists because people are “employed.” ...
Vision Kerala 2047: Migration Without a State Strategy
Kerala has already crossed an invisible line: it is no longer a state where migration ...
Vision Kerala 2047: Demographic Collapse and the Politics of an Ageing State
Kerala is entering a phase that its politics has never seriously prepared for: a demographic ...
Vision Kerala 2047: Kasaragod as the District of Border Connectivity, Multilingual Economic Mediation, and Inclusive Growth
Kasaragod’s economy has always lived in between. Languages overlap, markets cross borders, cultures blend, and ...
Vision Kerala 2047: Kannur as the District of Disciplined Manufacturing and Politically Literate Economic Renewal
Kannur’s economy has always been shaped by discipline rather than spectacle. Organisation, repetition, and collective ...