Associate Editor, The New Indian Express (Kerala)
Rajesh Abraham is an Associate Editor at The New Indian Express (Kerala). He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on government and politics, agriculture, and personal finance, covering topics such as elections, public policy, and debt management. Rajesh's work has been featured in Express Network Private Limited, The New Indian Express, MSN, Nature Portfolio, and Magzter.
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By: Rajesh Abraham
KOCHI: Kerala's agrarian distress has claimed an alarming human toll, with 24,591 farmers and farm workers dying by suicide between 1995 and 2022. That amounts to an average of 1,069 deaths every year, exposing the deepening crisis in the state's rural economy.
The study later shaped Supreme Court jurisprudence, from the 2010 Arun Kumar Agrawal ruling to its landmark June 11, 2026 verdict recognising unpaid domestic work as economically valuable.
By: Rajesh Abraham
KOCHI: Long before the Supreme Court declared homemakers as “nation builders” and directed that their unpaid domestic work be valued at a minimum of Rs 30,000 a
By: Rajesh Abraham
KOCHI: More than six weeks after the Congress-led UDF assumed office, several influential cabinet-rank and policy-making positions remain vacant, triggering int
By: Rajesh Abraham
TDB begins biggest digital transformation drive with PMU led by retired IAS officer Dr Santhosh Babu to modernise temple management systems.
By: Rajesh Abraham
KOCHI: Nearly three decades after Malayali expatriates emerged as one of the largest contributors to the 1998 Resurgent India Bonds (RIBs) scheme, Kerala's global diaspora is once again at the forefront of a major foreign-currency mobilisation drive.
By: Rajesh Abraham
KOCHI: With rows of long beans climbing trellises, okra plants flowering and cucumber vines spreading across his three-acre farm in Kalady, Binumon K G is racing against time for the Onam harvest. If the weather holds, the award-winning farmer's fields will supply long beans, naadan beans, ladies' finger and cucumbers to festival markets, while elephant foot yam, banana and tapioca add to the farm's diversity.
By: Rajesh Abraham
KOCHI: They put their money into an infrastructure project that did not yet exist. More than three decades later, some of those early backers of Cochin International Airport Ltd (CIAL) are in danger of losing the shares they bought when the ambitious development was still taking shape.
KOCHI: Loknath Behera is unlikely to get another extension as the managing director of Kochi Metro Rail Ltd (KMRL), with the UDF government weighing new faces t
By: Rajesh Abraham
KOCHI: Four years ago, when planter Zachariah Njavellil sold a portion of his cardamom plantation in Idukki, he got around Rs 30 lakh an acre. Today, plantations adjoining the same property are quoting nearly Rs 80 lakh an acre -- with prime properties touching Rs 1 crore an acre.
