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GROWTH MODEL OF INDIAN STATE OF KERALA
Kerala Model; Kerala phenomenon
  • The [[Human Development Index]] of various Indian States as of 2006 (prepared by United Nations Development Programme).
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  • Research done by economist [[K. N. Raj]] played a pivotal role in the model's development.
  • A government school in [[Kottarakara]]
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  • The [[Human Development Index]], which was introduced by the [[United Nations Development Programme]] (a branch of the United Nations Organisation), has become one of the most influential and widely used indices to measure human development across countries.

Tourism in Kerala         
  • Face of a [[Kathakali]] artist (Kathi Vesham)
  • The official logo of Kerala Tourism
  • Biyyam]] [[Lake]] near [[Ponnani]]
  • The [[Padayani]] - Annual Ritual Performance of [[Kadammanitta]] & Thazhoor Bhagavathy Temple at [[Vazhamuttom]] near [[Pathanamthitta]]
  • [[Arya Vaidya Sala]], [[Kottakkal]]
  • A ''[[Kettuvallam]]'' at [[Kavvayi Backwaters]], [[Nileshwaram]]
  • An evening view of [[Ponnani Lighthouse]] beach
  • Palakkad]] is home to the largest population of [[lion-tailed macaque]]. They are among the world's rarest and most [[threatened]] [[primates]].
  • [[Munnar]] Hillscape
  • [[Panchavadyam]]
  • Shashti
  • Sithar Kundu View Point at [[Nelliyampathy]], Palakkad Dist. Kerala, South India
  • [[Athirappilly Falls]] at [[Thrissur]]. [[Wildlife of Kerala]] is mainly concentrated in the forests of [[Western Ghats]]
  • Thirayattam (kuttychathan) an ethnic ritual performing art form in Kerala State, India
  • ''Vishnu Moorthy [[Theyyam]]'' in ''Naduvilathu Kottam'' near [[Payyannur]], [[Kannur]].
TOURISM IN KERALA, A SOUTHWESTERN STATE IN INDIA
Kerala tourism; Tourism in kerela; Kerala Tourism; Kerala Toursim; List of tourist attractions in Kerala
Kerala, a state situated on the tropical Malabar Coast of southwestern India, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country. Named as one of the ten paradises of the world by National Geographic Traveler, Kerala is famous especially for its ecotourism initiatives and beautiful backwaters.
Arts of Kerala         
  • Nasrani]] wedding.
  • Kakkarissi Nadakam - A folk art form popular in Southern Kerala
Arts of kerala; KERALA art FORMS; Performing arts of Kerala
The Indian state Kerala is well known for its diverse forms of performing arts. The various communities in Kerala contribute to its rich and colorful culture.
Architecture of Kerala         
  • Altar-Kanjoor Church
  • The temple pond or Ambala-Kulam at Ambalappuzha Sri Krishna Temple
  • The Syro-Malabar Archbishop's Palace at Changassery is built assimilating Dutch architecture with Kerala's native styles.
  • Intricate wood carvings & chuttu verandah in Kerala architecture
  • Syrian Christians have most of their churches built in traditional Kerala style, resembling temples of Kerala. The Old Syrian church of Chengannur has been built in Kerala style with stone lamps, and is a testimony of assimilation of Kerala Christianity with native architecture.
  • The Chuttuambalam Pavilion at [[Chottanikkara Temple]] built in classical style
  • The assimilated Dutch style in Kerala architectural patterns
  • A Syro-Malabar Church with a mixture of Portuguese and Kerala architecture
  • Tripunithura Hill Palace]], which was the administrative office of Cochin Rajas
  • The Kadamattom Malankara Syrian Church near Muvattupuzha, is one of the oldest churches in Kerala, built in a mix of Baroque and Kerala styles.
  • The exterior of Kanakakkunnu Palace built in Kerala style with Dutch influences
  • A full view of [[Kanakakkunnu Palace]] at [[Thiruvananthapuram]]
  • Kavannayil tharavaadu Thelakkad. Perinthalmanna, Malappuram Dt, Kerala, India
  • A typical Nadumuttom of Kerala Nalukettu
  • Most of Kerala buildings appear to have low height visually, due to over-sloping of roofs, which are meant to protect walls from rains and direct sunshine.
  • Koothuambalams are prime venues for conduct of temple dances and other art forms. The height of Koothuambalam's roof are much similar to Pyramids, makes it more majestic and gives a distant feeling from temple
  • The flag post normally seen in all Kerala Temples
  • Kottakkavu Mar Thoma Syro-Malabar Roman Catholic Church, North Paravur]] is a mixture of Portuguese, Kerala and Dutch architecture.
  • The single-storeyed temple complex at [[Kottarakkara]] in [[Kollam]]
  • The wooden Gabled windows of Krishnapuram Palace
  • A classic Nalukettu of Kerala built in Kerala architecture
  • [[Madhur Temple]], [[Kasaragod]], Kerala
  • Miskal Mosque has three-storeyed gabled roofs with windows which offers an alternative to minarets in traditional Kerala style.
  •  The Mithqalpalli in Kozhikode is a classic example of Kerala's native Mosque style with gabled roofs, sloped wooden window panels and without minarets.
  • The Kannur Mosque symbolises the slow transit from Kerala style to Persian style with additions of Minarets and other classical Persian features in traditional Kerala style.
  • Muchundi Mosque with classic Kerala styles
  • The Cheraman Mosque, the world's second and sub-continent's first mosque, was originally built in Kerala style, and was renovated recently to give an Arabic touch.
  • The typical wooden windows and charupady of Kerala
  • The gabled roof and ceiling works are the prime feature of Kerala architectural style.
  • The Sree Padmanabhapuram Palace represents the most classic Kerala domestic architecture. It is also the world's largest wooden palace made on sloping roofs, granite and rosewood-teak wood work combinations.
  • The classic roof decors made in Kerala Palaces
  • Paliyam]] Nalukettu complex
  • The ornate multi-storeyed [[Gopuram]] of the Dravidian Kovil of Padmanabhaswamy Temple in Thiruvananthapuram
  • An example of traditional Kerala style of Mosque at Thazhathangady in Kottayam
  • A ''Madappura'' (stand alone Kovil) from North Kerala where [[Theyyam]] rituals are performed seasonally. Noted for its standalone, singular, tile roofed structure. All the Muthappan Madappura's are structured in similar style. These structures are found mainly in [[North Malabar]] region of Kerala.
  • Korean visitors looking at an Ettukettu Architecture in Mattanur
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  • The Goppuram or Gatehouse
  • A classic Nadumuttom with holy thulsi in center of it
  • The grand gopurams of Kerala temples at Vazhappally
  • The typical wood carvings made on ceilings of Sree Padmanabhapuram Palace
  • Almost every Nalukettu has its own Kulam or Pond for bathing of its members.
KIND OF ARCHITECTURAL STYLE THAT ORIGINATED AND IS MOSTLY FOUND IN THE INDIAN STATE OF KERALA
Kerala architecture; Keralite architecture; Kerala Architecture; Religious architecture in Kerala; Temples in Kerala; Islamic architecture in Kerala; Jewish architecture in Kerala; Church architecture in Kerala; Temple architecture in Kerala; History of architecture in Kerala
Kerala architecture is a style of architecture found mostly in the Indian state of Kerala and in parts of Dakshina Kannada district of Karnataka. Kerala's style of architecture is a unique Hindu temple architecture that emerged in the southwest part of India, in slight contrast to Dravidian architecture practised in other parts of southern India.

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Kerala model

The Kerala model of development refers to the economic practices adopted by the Indian state of Kerala. It is characterised by results showing strong social indicators when compared to the rest of the country such as high literacy and life expectancy rates, highly improved access to healthcare, and low infant mortality and birth rates. Despite having a lower per capita income, the state is sometimes compared to developed countries. These achievements along with the factors responsible for such achievements have been considered characteristic results of the Kerala model. Academic literature discusses the primary factors underlying the success of the Kerala model as its decentralization efforts, the political mobilization of the poor, and the active involvement of civil society organizations in the planning and implementation of development policies.

More precisely, the Kerala model has been defined as:

  • A set of high material quality of life indicators coinciding with low per-capita incomes, both distributed across nearly the entire population of Kerala.
  • A set of wealth and resource redistribution programmes that have largely brought about the high material quality-of-life indicators.
  • High levels of political participation and activism among ordinary people along with substantial numbers of dedicated leaders at all levels. Kerala's mass activism and committed cadre are able to function within a large democratic structure, which their activism has served to reinforce.