The Kerala government, led by the Left party, is poised to introduce a resolution in the Assembly, urging the Central government to rename the state as 'Keralam'. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan is slated to present the resolution on August 9, as indicated in the Assembly's agenda. The administration's objective is to officially modify the state's name to 'Keralam' in both the Constitution and all official documents, reflecting a linguistic and cultural alignment with the region's identity. This move ignites discussions about preserving heritage and tradition while echoing broader sentiments of regional pride and unity.
