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Read Prasadhakan October Issue for a deep dive into the current socio-political space in Kerala.

Lead Stories :
*For whom the bell tolls - by V Rajakrishnan

*Jesus and future of Kerala - by Bobby Thomas

*Jihadi Communist and Secular Congress ' by Murali

* Politics and Controversy
Pope Francis and Pala Bishop - by NP Chekkutty
Malabar Riots - Lessons constructed in Communalism - Dr M Sreenadhan
Variyam Kunnan - anti fuedal and anti colonial fighter by Rajesh K. Erumeli
Legal Spheres of Secularism - by Ubaidulla Thangal
Poisoned Spring - by Fasal Rahman

Remembering Thanu Padmanabhan who grows with the universe - by S Radhakrishnan

Remembering Silk Smitha and her screen life - by Dr Resmi and Anilkumar

*Short Stories : Boy Daniel, Beena Sajeev

*Poetry : Pavithran Theekkuni, Balagopal Kanhagad, S Ramesan, Anitha Viswam, Arun Raj R.

*Autobiography : Ente Communist Yathrayile Porattangal by Pirappancode Murali,

Along with regular features like : *Kallimullukal Poovidum Kaalam by Echmu Kutty : *Kalayum Kalavum by Bindu PV : *Chuvappu - Karuppilum Veluppilum by Mangad Ratnakaran : *Abhrarekhakal by Sabu Pravadas : *Mukhalakshanam by Gopi Mangalath.

Travalogue : *Budhaa Neeyenne Ariyunnunnuvo by KR Ajayan : *Sancharam by Rajan Chungath and *On the Banks of Narmada by Dr MG Shashibhushan.

prasadhakan Magazine Description:

Prasadhakan monthly is a socio political magazine in Malayalam – established in Trivandrum, Kerala in 2013 with wide readership and reach among
Malayalees in Kerala and outside.

One of the leading and acclaimed Malayalam periodicals with steady growing readership in the last seven years, since
inception in 2013.

The commitment and the objectivity in bringing in relevant socio political issues to the fore front has
gained Prasadhakan the critical acclaim of being the most influential voice in policy making.

Prasadhakan keeps its objectivity intact as an initiative of a group of committed progressive
thinkers from different walks of life including sociologists, journalists and academicians on editorial
board.