Vision Kerala 2024: Women as Leaders of Diaspora Economy and Transnational Power (Malappuram)
Malappuram is one of the most misunderstood economic engines of Kerala. Public discourse reduces it ...
Vision Kerala 2024: Women as Leaders of Agro-Industrial and Food System Power (Palakkad)
Palakkad has always fed Kerala, yet has rarely controlled the systems that decide price, profit, ...
Vision Kerala 2024: Women as Custodians of Culture, Finance, and Institutional Trust (Thrissur)
Thrissur has always been a paradox. It is the cultural heart of Kerala, the nerve ...
Vision Kerala 2024: Women as Leaders of Capital, Corporate Governance, and Startup Power (Ernakulam)
Ernakulam is the economic engine of the state, yet women here are still overrepresented in ...
Vision Kerala 2024: Women as Guardians of Land, Forests, and Energy Sovereignty (Idukki)
Idukki is often spoken of as terrain—hills, forests, dams, plantations, wildlife corridors. That language itself ...
Vision Kerala 2024: Women as Owners of Knowledge Capital and Intellectual Power (Kottayam)
Kottayam has always been associated with literacy, publishing, churches, colleges, printing presses, and a disciplined ...
Vision Kerala 2024: Women as Water-System and Climate Resilience Leaders (Alappuzha)
Alappuzha exists because of water, yet has never treated water as a system of power. ...
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 ...