Aathira Haridas

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A journalist based in Chennai, Aathira Haridas tells stories about people, nature, wildlife, the environment & art through a lens of wonder. She believes journalism changes the world—one story at a time. Beyond work, she is inspired by music, guitar, travel, art, and books.

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Crab found in Silent Valley found displaying both male and female biological traits. Photo: Special Arrangement

Crab in Silent Valley found displaying both male and female biological traits

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The dietary kitchen of the Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics department at General Hospital, Ernakulam, on March 15, 2026.

Hospitals canteens in Kochi struggling amid LPG crisis

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Nurses of private hospitals across the State, under the aegis of the United Nurses Association, launches an indefinite strike on Monday, demanding better pay.

Kerala nurses on the warpath over long-overdue wage revision

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K-SOTTO’s empanelled logistics support gives a fillip to organ transplants in Kerala

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Ernakulam District Panchayat Budget to give thrust to welfare measures

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New VRDL lab starts functioning at Ernakulam MCH, official inauguration soon

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T.R. Manu, a native of Thodupuzha, is considered to be the recipient of the country's first double-hand transplant.

Transplanted lives: Organ donation in Kerala gains traction

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A total of 203 schools were provided with incinerators in the 2025-2026 academic year, according to General Education Director N.S.K. Umesh. File

Government launches survey of sanitary napkin vending machines, incinerators in schools

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Kerala Kalolsavam 2026 | Aranmula style wins the Vanchipattu race

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Huge support for tribal dances at Kerala school arts fest

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Kerala Kalolsavam 2026 | Kerala Nadanam inches up the popularity chart

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Students of RRV GHSS, Kilimanoor, Thiruvananthapuram, performing Nadan Pattu at the State School Arts Festival in Thrissur on Friday.

Nadan Pattu emerges as crowd favourite

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Fathima Naina, a student of M.S.M. Higher Secondary School, Kallingalparamba, Malappuram, performing mono act at the State School Arts Festival at Holy Family CGHSS, Thrissur.

Kerala Kalolsavam 2026| A poignant tale sensitively portrayed on mono act stage

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Students of St. Joseph's Boys' HSS, Kozhikode, who participated in the Chenda Melam competition at the 64th Kerala State School Arts Festival

Kerala School Kalolsavam 2026: In the land of Poorams, young performers come up with riveting performances in Chenda Melam

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