Unravelling the political message of the poll percentage in Kerala is often more difficult than deciphering the Da Vinci Code.
However, poll pundits say that the higher turnout in Malabar on Wednesday indicates a Left tilt while in central Kerala and Malappuram, it has a pro-UDF tilt. The south, with a lower a poll share, will play the balancing act.

At the end of a month-long caustic campaign which ended in incidents of sporadic violence, Kerala voted peacefully on Wednesday, registering nearly 75 per cent polling to elect 140 members to the state Assembly.

Kerala has recorded 75.12 per cent voter turn out in the elections for the 140 member state Assembly.

According to the final figures of the Election Commission, Kozhikode district in north Keral

Unlucky 13? That may not be the case for some politicians who fought the latest polls in Kerala.

Elections were held on April 13 to constitute the 13th state assembly and the vote count too will be t

Eminent playback singer K.S. Chithra's eight-year-old daughter drowned in a swimming pool in a villa in Dubai today, said sources close to her family here.

The body of the child, Nandana, was fo

Moderate to brisk polling was reported in Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Union territory of Puducherry which went to polls this morning amid tight security.

Nearly 50 per cent of voters exercised their franchise in Kerala till 1 p.m. Wednesday to elect a new 140-member assembly, officials said. According to figures released by the chief electoral officer,

Racing to elect a new government, the volatile southern state last recorded 61.2 per cent voter turnout today.

A headline doing the rounds on an otherwise incident free poll day was the case of Moll

Assembly elections in Kerala ended on a peaceful note on Wednesday with more than 70 per cent of the 22 million electorate voting for a new Assembly and both the rival fronts claiming that victory would be theirs.

More than 75 per cent of Kerala voters exercised their franchise as polling ended in all the 140 assembly constituencies on Wednesday evening.

The battle to gain power is keenly fought between rul