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“啻忇搐嗟娻窗嗟� 啻む祤啻班祦啻淳啻ㄠ搐嗟嵿搐啻苦川嗟� 啻祦啻ㄠ祶啻祦啻� 啻о祶啻淳啻ㄠ搐嗟嵿搐啻苦川嗟嵿幢嗟� 啻掄窗啻苦礋啻掂祰啻赤疮嗟佮磦 啻祵啻ㄠ搐嗟嵿搐啻苦川嗟嵿幢嗟� 啻膏淳啻ㄠ祶啻︵祶啻班搐啻祦啻� 啻掂祰啻｀磦. 啻多川嗟嵿搐啻淳啻纯啻班祦啻ㄠ祶啻ㄠ淳嗟� 啻む祮啻赤纯啻淳啻む祶啻� 啻掄窗嗟� 啻祦啻脆疮嗟佮磦 啻囙床嗟嵿床. 啻床啻む纯啻侧祦啻� 啻ㄠ淳啻祮啻熰祦啻曕祶啻曕祦啻ㄠ祶啻� 啻む纯啻熰祦啻曕祶啻曕搐嗟嵿搐啻苦床嗟佮闯嗟嵿闯 啻む祤啻班祦啻淳啻ㄠ礄嗟嵿礄嗟� 啻呧搐啻苦锤啻權祶啻曕祤嗟监川嗟嵿川啻む疮啻苦床嗟嗋磿嗟嵿磿嗟佮床嗟嵿床 啻掄窗啻苦礋啻掂创啻苦疮啻距疮啻� 啻淳啻编祦啻ㄠ祶啻ㄠ祦. 啻む祤啻班祦啻淳啻ㄠ纯啻曕祶啻曕祦啻ㄠ祶啻ㄠ吹嗟监磿嗟嵿磿嗟佮磦 啻呧搐嗟� 啻膏祶啻掂祤啻曕窗啻苦磿嗟嵿磿嗟嗋矗嗟嵿礋啻掂导啻曕祶啻曕祦啻� 啻掄窗嗟� 啻о祶啻淳啻� 啻炊嗟嵿礆啻距搐嗟嵿搐啻侧磦 啻嗋吹啻多祶啻串嗟佮矗嗟嵿礋嗟�. 啻呧串啻苦搐 啻掂祱啻曕淳啻班纯啻曕搐啻祦啻熰祮 啻む祤啻纯嗟� 啻祮啻熰祶啻� 啻掄窗啻距稻啻曕祶啻曕祦啻熰祶啻熰搐嗟嵿搐啻苦到 啻掂淳啻曕祶啻曕纯啻ㄠ祶啻编祮 啻祦啻｀祶啻搐嗟€嗟监搐嗟嵿触啻� 啻淳啻脆淳啻纯啻祶啻祳啻掂祦啻�.”
― Boby Jose Kattikad, Nilathezhuth | 啻ㄠ纯啻侧搐嗟嵿搐嗟嗋创嗟佮搐嗟嵿搐嗟�

“The most valuable real estate for a man is the woman's mind.
Many bloody battles have been fought for her mind space!”
― Sanjai Velayudhan, Dance of the Spirits: A Novel

“History of humanity is nothing but a history of loyalty!”
― Sanjai Velayudhan, Dance of the Spirits: A Novel

“It is only a woman who can make a man feel like a 'superhero' or 'inadequate'.
Its her attention and admiration that a man desperately seeks!”
― Sanjai Velayudhan, Dance of the Spirits: A Novel

“Instead, their only daughter was only going to Kerala, just a dodgy neighbouring state, doing one of those five-year integrated MA degrees that held no charm, required no intellectual prowess, and did not even further one鈥檚 job prospects. 鈥楨veryone from Kerala comes here to study, but our unique daughter decides to go there. What can I do?鈥� My father鈥檚 intermittent grumbling was amplified by my mother who spoke non-stop about sex-rackets, ganja, alcoholism and foreign tourists, making Kerala 鈥� a demure land of lagoons and forty rivers 鈥� appear more and more like Goa.”
― Meena Kandasamy, When I Hit You: Or, A Portrait of the Writer as a Young Wife

“If you don't make history, you just become history!”
― Sanjai Velayudhan, Dance of the Spirits: A Novel

“Humans by nature are promiscuous.
Loyalty is an aberration!”
― Sanjai Velayudhan, Dance of the Spirits: A Novel

“It is important to leave behind a rich and memorable legacy than just accumulated history!”
― Sanjai Velayudhan, Dance of the Spirits: A Novel

“On behalf of Soumya..
-Zainab Zubair Malol
You can love me
You can hate me
You can take me
You can break me
Simply cos I'm a girl
And you're not.

You're not rich
Neither am I
But you won
And I became none!
Simply cos I'm a girl
And you're not.

You've now become a hero
And I've come to such a zero
But little do you know
That your winning is as short as a drop of snow...”
― bintmalol

“On behalf of Soumya..

You can love me
You can hate me
You can take me
You can break me
Simply cos I'm a girl
And you're not.

You're not rich
Neither am I
But you won
And I became none!
Simply cos I'm a girl
And you're not.

You've now become a hero
And I've come to such a zero
But little do you know
That your winning is as short as a drop of snow...”
― bintmalol

“Kerala鈥檚 food evolved from the diverse people who traversed this land. The story of Kerala is closely linked to the story of the world鈥檚 eagerness for spices. Because of the wealth this land possessed, people of various countries,
religions and races arrived, for trade. Flourishing commerce translated into an enthusiastic reception for those who could conduct business competently. Which, in turn, opened up avenues for new religions and communities. Eventually, colonization spelt an end to the hospitality, but it also gave rise to the strong ethos of Malayali-ness that now marks this land.”
― Theresa Varghese, Cuisine Kerala

“啻曕祰啻班闯啻む祶啻む纯啻侧祮 啻掂床啻苦疮 啻垂啻距川嗟嵿串啻距窗嗟娻磿嗟嵿磿嗟� 啻祰啻祶啻祩啻班祶 啻掂川嗟嵿川啻苦礋嗟嵿礋嗟佮矗嗟嵿礋嗟�. 啻掄川嗟嵿川嗟佮磿啻苦到 啻祳啻祶啻む祦 啻禇啻侧吹啻苦疮嗟� 啻曕淳啻｀淳嗟�; 啻呧床嗟嵿床嗟嗋礄嗟嵿磿啻苦到 啻捶嗟€嗟监磿嗟嵿磿啻距川嗟� 啻曕淳啻｀淳嗟�.”
― Thaha Madayi, 啻淳啻祦啻曕祶啻曕祴啻� [Mamukkoya]

“What is a democratic Central Government to do with a Communist state?鈥� he asked. 鈥榃hat would the
American administration do if California or Wisconsin suddenly 鈥� and I admit, somewhat
unexpectedly 鈥� turned Communist? And again, how is a Communist government itself to behave with
democratic overlords sitting on its neck?”
― Ramachandra Guha, India After Gandhi: The History of the World's Largest Democracy

“The differences in the life chances of the rich and the poor, men and women, Brahmins and Doms and, for that matter, Keralites and Biharis, Hindus and Muslims across India are so sharp that, until these inequalities are bridged, it is impossible for the nation as a whole to prosper, let alone be a world leader.”
― Swati Narayan, UNEQUAL: Why India Lags Behind Its Neighbours

“Yeah 2 inches is accurate ”
― NutmegCat

“Yeah 2 inches is accurate”
― NutmegCat

“Where words end, eyes begin, and hands weave timeless stories, that's the art of Kathakali.”
― Raigon Stanley

“Thus, she begin her own journey. Along the way, she will transform into Unniyachi, the aboriginal mother, into Kanchana Seetha and Sree Kurumba; into Vanadurga, the goddess of the forest, and Jaladurga, the goddess of the water; and into Kali, the primordial power.

She will ride the waves between life and myth into the darkness of stories that are brighter than light.

Through fields of marigolds to the slope of Kannanthalikunnu...

To forest verges where the chempakam blooms...
To screw-pine-scented canal banks...
To riverbanks red with the blood of revolution...

Through it all, Manjadikunnu will keep her company, silently, as the night of stories unfolds.”
― Sheela Tomy, Valli