Kerala Assembly Passes Resolution for Renaming State to Keralam
- Recently, Kerala Assembly unanimously passed a resolution urging the Centre to rename the state as “Keralam’’.
- The resolution demanded that necessary measures should be taken under Article 3 of the Constitution to officially change the name of the state as 'Keralam' in the First Schedule of the Constitution.
- The Chief Minister said the state was called ‘Keralam' in Malayalam and that the demand to form a united Kerala for the Malayalam-speaking communities had strongly emerged since the time of the national freedom ....
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