Kerala chief secretary Sarada Muraleedharan has called out discrimination she faced on the basis of colour and gender, as she condemned remarks comparing her tenure to that of her predecessor.

Kerala chief secretary Sarada Muraleedharan addressed discrimination based on color and gender, sharing a personal story about struggling with her complexion. She emphasized the need to embrace ...

Sarada Muraleedharan, Kerala's highest-ranking bureaucrat, opened up about facing colourism first-hand and claimed that "Black is Beautiful." Her powerful statement sparked conversations about ...

Kerala chief secretary Sarada Muraleedharan has spoken out about the colour and gender discrimination she has faced and its continued presence in society, triggering a debate on social media with many ...

This is how Dr Sarada Muraleedharan, the Chief Secretary of Kerala, begins an unusually personal ... Not just black the colour, but black the ne’er do good, black the malaise, the cold despotism ...

Kerala chief secretary Sarada Muraleedharan has raised her voice against "being labelled black", asking why the colour is vilified when in reality it is the “all pervasive truth of the universe”.

(MENAFN- Live Mint) Sarada Muraleedharan, the Indian Administrative Service(IAS) officer presently posted as Chief Secretary of Kerala, has renewed a debate on skin colour bias after she narrated ...

Now, another video has surfaced on the internet showcasing an almost identical set-up. It features a vendor selling ice cream on a wooden boat in Kerala. The clip, shared by a Scotland-based travel ...

That I dig black.” This was how Kerala Chief Secretary Sarada Muraleedharan said in an open letter Wednesday when she had to face discrimination due to her skin colour and gender. In a Facebook ...

“There is no place for discrimination based on skin colour in progressive Kerala,” said the minister. Minister K B Ganesh Kumar also weighed in on the matter. “No one gets to choose their ...

Her post, which hit the headlines recently, talked about how an unnamed visitor to her office commented that her stewardship as Kerala’s chief secretary was “as black” as her husband’s ...