News Paper ((top)) — Manorama Online
Manorama Online accepts news story contributions via the Campus Reporter competition for students, the "Blog It" section, or direct pitching to the editorial team. Submissions, which must follow established editorial guidelines for accuracy and originality, can be sent via email or through the dedicated Reporters mobile app. For full details on submission procedures, visit Manorama Online . Code of Ethics - Manorama Online
In a 2023 survey on media trust in South India, Malayala Manorama (including its digital arm) consistently ranked among the most trusted brands. This trust is the platform's currency. Unlike sensationalist clickbait portals, Manorama Online refrains from publishing unsubstantiated celebrity gossip or communal rage-bait. It maintains a "family newspaper" ethos even in the anonymous world of the internet. manorama online news paper
- Breaking News & Politics: Real-time updates on Kerala politics, national policies, and international affairs, ensuring readers are always ahead of the curve.
- Entertainment & Cinema: In-depth coverage of Mollywood (Malayalam cinema), including movie reviews, celebrity interviews, box office reports, and exclusive gossip.
- Sports: Live scores, match analyses, and expert opinions on cricket (especially Team India and IPL), football (ISL and international leagues), and athletics.
- Opinion & Editorials: Thought-provoking columns by seasoned journalists and thought leaders, maintaining the newspaper’s 136-year-old legacy of independent commentary.
- Life & Culture: Stories on Kerala’s unique traditions, cuisine, travel destinations, and festivals (Onam, Vishu, etc.).
- Video & Visual Stories: A robust YouTube integration and visual-first content catering to mobile audiences.
Editorial reputation: Manorama Online benefits from the legacy and resources of the Malayala Manorama group, one of India’s oldest and largest regional media organizations. It is known for wide regional reach, fast news dissemination, and extensive local reporting networks. Critics sometimes note that, like many large outlets, it balances news and commercial content and must navigate perceptions of editorial bias. Manorama Online accepts news story contributions via the