1993 in Kerala

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Last updated September 13, 2024

Events in the year 1993 in Kerala.

Incumbents

Governor of Kerala -

B. Rachaiah

Chief minister of Kerala –

K. Karunakaran

Events

29 July - Chekannur Maulavi allegedly abducted by Islamic fundamentalists and disappeared.^[1]
30 August - Asianet started it's broadcasting as first private channel in Malayalam.^[2]
6 October - Kannur Kotta rape case
October - Nearly 500 women in Kollada village near Cherupuzha observed Kitchen Bandh in protest to Kotta rape case.^[3]
16 December - T. M. Jacob leaves Kerala Congress over differences with K. M. Mani and forms Kerala Congress (Jacob).^[4]

Deaths

22 November - P. A. Backer, Film director, (b. 1940)
30 November - Sebastian Kappen, theologist, (b. 1924)

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