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Kerala Bank Manager Bans Beef. Employees Hold Beef Party In Front Of Building
Employees of a Canara Bank branch in Kerala's Kochi staged a unique protest Thursday after the regional manager allegedly banned beef at the office canteen
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No Free Gravy With Parotta And Beef Fry: Court Relief For Kerala Restaurant
A restaurant owner in Kerala's Kochi heaved a sigh of relief as a local consumer court near here ruled that gravy need not be given for free to customers.
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Kerala High Court Stays Lakshadweep Administration's Meat Ban In Schools
The Lakshadweep administration's decision to, among other things, remove meat from school menus and shut down dairy farms had sparked a wave of furore. The High Court has now stayed the decision till the Centre files an affidavit on the matter.
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Congress Workers Distribute Beef Curry Outside Kerala Police Station
Amid reports of beef being dropped from the menu for state police trainees in Kerala, the Congress workers distributed beef curry and bread in front a police station in Kozhikode on Tuesday.
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"In Kerala, No One Links Food With Religion": Minister On Beef Tweet Row
The Keralagovernment has "no interest in hurting religious beliefs of any group,"a ministerclarified today amid controversy over a tweet shared by his department over a popular delicacy. "In Kerala, no one links food with religion," Tourism Minister Kadakampally Surendran said.
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Floods In Kerala Punishment For Cow Killing, Says Karnataka BJP Lawmaker
The devastating floods in Kerala are the result of cow slaughter in the state, a BJP lawmaker in neighbouring Karnataka has said in an outrageous comment. Basangouda Patil Yatnal went as far as to say that Kerala was suffering the consequences of "hurting Hindu sentiment".
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Probe Ordered, Kerala College Shuts As Beef Row Spirals
A controversy that began over beef cutlets a week ago has led to an indefinite shutdown of the Cochin University College of Engineering in Kerala's Kuttanad. Around 200 students, mostly from outside the state, today boycotted internal examinations and protested outside the vice-chancellor's office on the university's main campus located 80 kilometr...
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In Kerala College, A Controversy Over Beef Cutlets At Event
A group of students from north India have complained that they were served cutlets whose key ingredient was beef during a seminar at an engineering college in Kerala. The students said they came to know of the ingredient in the snack only after they ate them
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Kerala College Doesn't Want Some Words In Its Magazine, Students Protest
A college magazine in Kerala is back in the news, this time because students are protesting the college authorities banning words such as beef, dalit and fascism from the publication.
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Award-Winning Kerala Actress Surabhi Lakshmi Trolled For Eating Beef On Onam TV Special
When Kerala's National Award-winning actress Surabhi Lakshmi ate beef for a TV show for Onam and posted a picture of her eating chicken on the day of the festival, little did she realise, she says, she would find herself in the crosshairs of abusive trolls.
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Kerala Bank Manager Bans Beef. Employees Hold Beef Party In Front Of Building
Employees of a Canara Bank branch in Kerala's Kochi staged a unique protest Thursday after the regional manager allegedly banned beef at the office canteen
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No Free Gravy With Parotta And Beef Fry: Court Relief For Kerala Restaurant
A restaurant owner in Kerala's Kochi heaved a sigh of relief as a local consumer court near here ruled that gravy need not be given for free to customers.
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Kerala High Court Stays Lakshadweep Administration's Meat Ban In Schools
The Lakshadweep administration's decision to, among other things, remove meat from school menus and shut down dairy farms had sparked a wave of furore. The High Court has now stayed the decision till the Centre files an affidavit on the matter.
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Congress Workers Distribute Beef Curry Outside Kerala Police Station
Amid reports of beef being dropped from the menu for state police trainees in Kerala, the Congress workers distributed beef curry and bread in front a police station in Kozhikode on Tuesday.
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"In Kerala, No One Links Food With Religion": Minister On Beef Tweet Row
The Keralagovernment has "no interest in hurting religious beliefs of any group,"a ministerclarified today amid controversy over a tweet shared by his department over a popular delicacy. "In Kerala, no one links food with religion," Tourism Minister Kadakampally Surendran said.
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Floods In Kerala Punishment For Cow Killing, Says Karnataka BJP Lawmaker
The devastating floods in Kerala are the result of cow slaughter in the state, a BJP lawmaker in neighbouring Karnataka has said in an outrageous comment. Basangouda Patil Yatnal went as far as to say that Kerala was suffering the consequences of "hurting Hindu sentiment".
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Probe Ordered, Kerala College Shuts As Beef Row Spirals
A controversy that began over beef cutlets a week ago has led to an indefinite shutdown of the Cochin University College of Engineering in Kerala's Kuttanad. Around 200 students, mostly from outside the state, today boycotted internal examinations and protested outside the vice-chancellor's office on the university's main campus located 80 kilometr...
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In Kerala College, A Controversy Over Beef Cutlets At Event
A group of students from north India have complained that they were served cutlets whose key ingredient was beef during a seminar at an engineering college in Kerala. The students said they came to know of the ingredient in the snack only after they ate them
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Kerala College Doesn't Want Some Words In Its Magazine, Students Protest
A college magazine in Kerala is back in the news, this time because students are protesting the college authorities banning words such as beef, dalit and fascism from the publication.
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Award-Winning Kerala Actress Surabhi Lakshmi Trolled For Eating Beef On Onam TV Special
When Kerala's National Award-winning actress Surabhi Lakshmi ate beef for a TV show for Onam and posted a picture of her eating chicken on the day of the festival, little did she realise, she says, she would find herself in the crosshairs of abusive trolls.
