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MA Baby turns host for Asianet's 'Ente Keralam' [Video]

  • 'Ente Keralam @ 60' (My Kerala @ 60) will be aired on Asianet News daily
  • The programme discusses the socio-cultural and political history and development of Kerala
MA Baby TV host Ente Keralam asianet news

The party ideologue, a former minister, would anchor 'Ente Keralam @ 60' (My Kerala @ 60), to be aired on Asianet News daily.

 

The programme, which discusses the socio-cultural and political history and development of Kerala in the backdrop of the diamond jubilee celebration of its formation, started broadcasting from April 3. 

 

Channel sources said the former education minister was roped in as the anchor for the show as he was a scholar-leader who had grown and developed his views and outlook in the last six decades. 

 

Baby, also a former Rajya Sabha member and an MLA, said his attempt was to trigger an "healthy, objective and scientific dialogue" which would benefit the future of the state through the show. 

 

MA Baby TV host Ente Keralam asianet news

 

"The objective of the programme is to undertake a threadbare discussion on the 60 year journey of Kerala and formulate an approach for its future development, based on the lessons drawn from the past," he told PTI. Besides this, the struggle for the reformation movement and the role of political parties which had shaped the state's outlook in these six decades would also be discussed.

 

"My focus is to approach and present various aspects of the period without any prejudice-that is not as a pro-CPM or anti-CPM," he said, adding he had no role in the programme's content. 

 

MG Radhakrishnan, Editor, Asianet News, said Baby's Marxist views and Left background would not reflect in the programme though it would discuss the political history of the state and the role played by various parties. 

 

"Ente Keralam @ 60 is planned as a daily serial which unfolds the comprehensive history of the state covering its socio-cultural and political aspects and developments in the last six decades. Besides a journey through the past, it will also try to look into the future," he told PTI.

 

Radhakrishnan said there would be "no political bias" in the programme though the CPM leader plays the host for the 56-episode show.

 

 

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