The KeralaExpose.org Leadership Team is calling JOURNALISTS, LAWYERS, and ACTIVISTS to join the KeralaExpose.org Team by signing up online at JOIN - https://keralaexpose.org/apply.

We, the KeralaExpose.org Leadership Team are reaching out to you - the journalists (with an investigative mind), lawyers (with public defending bend), and committed activists (with courage to stand up to the illegitimately rich and illegitimately powerful) who wants to make a positive change - who recognize that systemic acceptance of wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption and scams cannot be fought in silos.

We formed KeralaExpose.org, a collaborative platform and network, dedicated to pooling talent, resources, and evidence to uncover and expose complex wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption, and scams across Kerala. It will be our endeavour to expose the unexposed (hidden and suppressed) scams successfully covered up by the illegitimately rich and illegitimately powerful enroute their road to getting rich and powerful illegitimately.

Our mission is simple. It is to move beyond traditional reporting and individual case work by establishing a unified front that ensures powerful interests, especially the illegitimately rich and legitimately powerful, are held accountable. We tread a path of taking up one expose (of wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption and scams) at one time and then seeing it through till it is taken to logical conclusion under the prevailing laws, rules and regulations in Kerala (& India) and the perpetrators of the wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption and scams are brought under the long arms of the law.

The most challenging stories always require more than just one skill set. They demand the journalistic ability to research and frame the narrative, the legal expertise to ensure accuracy and impact, and the activist's drive to ensure the findings lead to tangible change in the society.

We need your expertise and network. KeralaExpose.org needs your expertise and network. Kerala needs your expertise and network.

1. Journalists (with an investigative mind)

To provide the rigorous research, data analysis, and compelling storytelling required to make complex investigations accessible and undeniable to the public.

2. Lawyers (with public defending bend)

To offer crucial advice on all kinds of legal risks including defamation risk, public records law, official secrets act, and compliance (with applicable laws, rules, and regulations) and in ensuring every piece of evidence in every story (report) exposed is airtight and legally sound for maximum impact.

3. Activists (with courage to stand up to the illegitimately rich and illegitimately powerful)

To contribute on-the-ground intelligence, local context, and strategic planning for the release and dissemination of investigative reports exposing wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption, and scams across Kerala, initiate and sustain advocacy campaigns to bring regulatory, investigative and prosecutorial actions against those who perpetrate wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption, and scams across Kerala, and translating the investigative reports into policy reforms, corrective changes and public action.

Investigative reporters and networks like KeralaExpose.org often get tips from a diverse range of sources, often relying on confidential relationships and meticulous, proactive research to uncover stories of public importance.

The main ways an investigative reporter gets tips and story ideas include:

1. Human Sources and Confidential Tips

The cornerstone of investigative journalism is cultivating a network of trusted human sources.

Whistleblowers and Insiders: People with internal knowledge (e.g., current, or former employees, government officials, associates, partners in crime etc.) who have information about wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption, and scams, or systemic failures. These sources often seek anonymity due to fear of reprisal.

Regular Citizens: Tips can come from the general public via secure channels (like encrypted email or dedicated tip lines) provided by the news organization. A good tip is typically specific, includes potential evidence (documents, photos), and reveals information not yet publicly known.

Routine Reporting Contacts: Developing relationships with contacts on a regular beat (e.g., bureaucracy, police, courts etc.) can lead them to share something they believe warrants deeper investigation.

KeralaExpose.org call upon Keralites (Malayalis) to share with us evidence of wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption, and scams which the illegitimately rich and illegitimately powerful have succeeded in hiding from the Kerala Society and the arms of law. We assure you that your inputs will be retained with the fullest confidence and secrecy and if found to be true post our investigation and research, we will expose such illegal wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption, and scams to the public, media and authorities in Kerala.

2. Analysis of Public Records and Data

Investigative reporters are skilled in digging through public-facing information for inconsistencies, anomalies, or red flags that point to potential wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption, and scams.

Documents: Scrutiny of official records like court filings, police reports, property deeds, tax records, regulatory reports, corporate financial filings, and election campaign finance disclosures.

Data Journalism: Analysing large public datasets (e.g., government spending, demographics, health statistics) to spot trends or outliers that suggest a problem.

Right to Information (RTI) Requests: Using public records laws (like the Right to Information Act, 2005) to legally compel government agencies to release documents or information.

3. Generated from Ongoing Reporting

Many investigations are an organic outgrowth of an investigative journalist's daily work.

Following Up on Leads: A tip that initially seems small or part of a daily story might lead to a larger, systemic problem when researched further and expose wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption, and scams.

Connecting the Dots: The reporter notices a pattern or repeated issue across different smaller stories they or others have reported, prompting a dedicated investigation into the root cause exposing wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption, and scams.

Editor Assignments: While often initiated by the reporter, an editor may suggest an investigation based on an ongoing major news event, a known issue in the community, or a general area of public concern.

4. Direct Observation and Groundwork

Sometimes the initial spark comes from simply being observant and asking questions about things that "just don't look right" in a community or system.

5. Witnessing Events:

Directly observing situations, such as monitoring a location or attending public meetings, can provide the first lead.

6. Academic Research:

Consulting academics and experts in a field for a deeper, fact-based understanding of a problem or area before starting to investigate.

We need your, the ordinary citizen's - the common man and woman - of Kerala, engagement, and support to take up investigations of suppressed and hidden wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption, and scams across Kerala. Almost always, wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption, and scams are perpetrated in secrecy and the human chain connecting the wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption, and scams are sworn to secrecy for fear, greed, intimidation, threat etc. KeralaExpose.org can get access to data, information, evidence and proof of wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption, and scams only when someone in the human chain connected with the wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption, and scams knowingly or unknowingly spill the beans (mention about it) to someone who then takes it up to expose it in the public domain.

So, we encourage all Keralites (Malayalees) to use the KeralaExpose.org platform and network to expose wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption, and scams which are hidden and suppressed especially by the illegitimately rich and illegitimately powerful.

Apply and join the KeralaExpose.org Network

By joining the KeralaExpose.org network, you become part of a secure, collaborative environment, platform and network where you can share encrypted tips, verify documents with cross-disciplinary peers, and access resources that often exceed the capacity of individual newsrooms or media organizations (who also are often constrained by multifarious interests).

This is an opportunity to elevate your work, increase your impact, and collaborate on high-stakes investigations that result in justice for the Kerala Society.

Are you ready to commit your skills to expose the truth and drive lasting change?

How to Apply?

We have created a confidential online portal for all applications. Please visit the link below to submit your details, professional background, and a brief statement detailing your experience in combating crime or corruption.

To join KeralaExpose.org, apply at: https://keralaexpose.org

Applications to join the KeralaExpose.org will be reviewed on a rolling basis, and accepted members will receive immediate access to our secure communication channels and resource library. While we expect your contributions to be voluntary, we get anonymous donations from benefactors and well-wishers who are willing to offer a prize money for evidence and proof submitted or for impressive journalistic contribution, legal counsel and support and activist contributions which exposes wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption, and scams and brings the perpetrators and their associates before the long arm of the law.

To extend our reach and impact, KeralaExpose.org is sworn to secrecy and confidentiality to the extent that one journalist, one lawyer or one activist in our network may not know another journalist, another lawyer or another activist who may even be working shoulder to shoulder in their regular jobs. We are designed and structured in this manner to ensure the integrity of KeralaExpose.org. A seven-member Committee governs Kerala Expose.org three roles – 1. The Fiduciary Role of a traditional Board of Directors; The Journalism Integrity Role of a traditional Editorial Board; and 3. Network Committee which serves as the ongoing Screening Committee to admit and discipline the journalist / lawyer / activist membership of KeralaExpose.org.

We look forward to collaborating with you to become the persistent force for justice that our communities and the Kerala Society deserve.

The Funding of KeralaExpose.org

KeralaExpose.org is funded by a group of high integrity Keralites (Malayalis) who are fed up with the corruption, cheating, fraud, communalisation, disharmony, social inequality etc. which is the present day, Kerala. However, the funders do not have any say or control over the investigations being carried on by KeralaExpose.org, the reports which are to be published and over content or editorial of the reports. And to ensure that KeralaExpose.org is not ever pressured by any authority in Kerala / India, KeralaExpose.org is set up organizationally in a jurisdiction which is out of reach of Kerala / Indian Authorities and or the Kerala Rich and Powerful, both legitimate and illegitimate.

Share Evidence of Wrongdoings, Criminal Acts, Fraudulent Acts, Nepotism, Corruption & Scam

We, KeralaExpose.org call upon Keralites (Malayalis) to share with us evidence of corruption and wrongdoings which the illegitimately rich and illegitimately powerful have succeeded in hiding and suppressed from the Kerala Society and the arms of law. We assure you that your inputs will be retained with the fullest confidence and secrecy and if found to be true post our investigation and research, we will expose such illegal acts, wrongdoings, corruption and criminal acts to the public, media, and authorities in Kerala.

This is a public and spirited call to the public (citizens) of Kerala especially the Baby Boomers (Born 1946–1964 who have nothing to lose but gain a secure future for their children and grandchildren), the Generation X (Born 1965–1980 who wish to hand over a secure future to their children and grandchildren), the Millennials or Generation Y (Born 1981–1996 who are in the prime of their career to ensure a just, equitable and fair society for themselves and their children) and the Generation Z or iGen (Born 1997–2010 who has their future fully dependent on having a just, equitable and fair society) to share data, information, documents, records, evidence and proof to expose wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption, and scams which is hidden and suppressed, especially by the illegitimately rich and illegitimately powerful, and to bring the perpetrators and their associates to face the long arm of the law.

To the Responsible and Courageous Citizens of Kerala

KeralaExpose.org is issuing a formal and urgent appeal to every resident of Kerala committed to transparency, justice, and good governance. We are dedicated to the rigorous investigation and public exposure of concealed and suppressed acts of wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption, and scams that harm our state and its people.

We believe that the most powerful evidence often lies hidden and suppressed, known only to those who have witnessed the abuse of power and generation of illegitimate wealth firsthand. We are calling upon you to step forward and provide the critical information needed to initiate meaningful legal and public action against perpetrators of such wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption, and scams.

What We Are Investigating

We are actively seeking credible information, data, and evidence related to the following categories of hidden and suppressed misconduct within government, public institutions, and high-level corporate sectors:

• Corruption and Financial Scams: Evidence of embezzlement, misuse of public funds, fraudulent contracts, illicit wealth accumulation, and kickbacks.
• Fraudulent and Criminal Acts: Proof of systemic cheating, forgery, breach of trust, and any organized criminal activity operating under the guise of legitimate business or public service.
• Nepotism and Malpractice: Documented proof of unfair appointments, biased tenders, or the exploitation of public office for the benefit of family, friends, or specific groups.
• Suppressed Wrongdoings: Any instance where powerful individuals or entities have deliberately concealed illegal or unethical activities to evade accountability or legal penalty.

What Evidence to Provide:

The strength of any investigation rests on verifiable documentation. When submitting a tip, please endeavour to include:

• Documents and Records: Digital copies of official papers, contracts, memos, internal emails, text messages, financial statements, bank records, or minutes of meetings.
• Data and Proof: Photos, video clips, audio recordings, or secure links to data that directly substantiate the claim of wrongdoing.
• Specific Details: The names of the individuals or entities involved, the precise dates and locations of the alleged acts, and a clear explanation of how the fraud or corruption was executed.

We are seeking proof, not speculation or gossip or allegations. The more detailed and documented your submission is, the faster and more effectively we can act.

Guaranteeing Your Safety and Anonymity

We understand that sharing sensitive information carries risks. KeralaExpose.org is committed to protecting the identity of every source.

• Confidentiality: All submissions are treated with the highest degree of confidentiality, reviewed only by a specialized team of experienced journalists and legal analysts.
• Security: We maintain secure, encrypted submission channels to protect your identity from both external threats and internal access.Do not use work or public computers/Wi-Fi to submit sensitive information.

If you possess vital evidence that can expose those who violate the public trust, we urge you to share it immediately. Your courage is the foundation of our work, and your information is the key to justice.

Submit your evidence securely today via our dedicated portal at

https://keralaexpose.org/

Together, we can expose the hidden injustices and ensure accountability in Kerala.eralaExpose.org requests all KeralaExpose.org emailing list subscribers to share this invite to join the KeralaExpose.org emailing list to your friends and networks so that they also get the KeralaExpose.org newsletter as we release the Investigative Report 1 soon.

Amplify the Truth: Sign Up and Share the KeralaExpose.org Newsletter and posts on X (Twitter), Instagram, and Threads.

To the Citizens of Kerala

The investigative work of KeralaExpose.org only as powerful as its reach. Our mission is to uncover corruption, fraud, and abuse of power, but the fight for accountability relies on the news traveling far and wide—straight to the people who need to see it most. We urge you to take two immediate, powerful steps to support independent journalism and drive systemic change in Kerala:

1. Subscribe to the KeralaExpose.org Newsletter

Do not wait for our investigations to surface on noisy social feeds. Our free, regular newsletter is the most direct and secure way to receive comprehensive summaries of our findings, in-depth reports, and updates on legal actions. By subscribing, you ensure you are among the first to read the whole truth, delivered directly to your inbox.

2. Share Our Work Across Your Network

Once informed, we ask you to become a vital link in the chain of transparency. The suppression of truth relies on silence; your voice breaks that silence. We need your help to make our investigations undeniable and unavoidable across the Kerala social landscape. Please take a moment to share our posts and newsletter widely on the following platforms:

• X (formerly Twitter): Retweet our threads, quote-tweet our findings, and use relevant hashtags to bring the news to policymakers and influencers.
• Instagram: Share our visual summaries and calls-to-action on your Stories and feed, reaching younger audiences and local communities.
• Threads: Engage with our posts and repost them to foster wider discussion and debate about accountability and governance.

Your simple click to share moves a story from an isolated article to a state-wide demand for justice.

Join the KeralaExpose.org movement for a transparent Kerala.

Subscribe (to the email list), Read, Share, and Demand Accountability.

The KeralaExpose.org Leadership calls

Join the KeralaExpose.org movement for a transparent Kerala.

1. JOURNALISTS, LAWYERS, and ACTIVISTS to join the KeralaExpose.org Team by signing up online at JOIN - https://keralaexpose.org/apply. Become an active member of the KeralaExpose.org network exposing hidden and suppressed wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption, and scams.

2. The public of Kerala especially the Baby Boomers (Born 1946–1964 who have nothing to lose except a secure future for their children and grandchildren), the Generation X (Born 1965–1980 who wish to hand over a secure future to their children and grandchildren), the Millennials or Generation Y (Born 1981–1996 who are in the prime of their career to ensure a just, equitable and fair society) and the Generation Z or iGen (Born 1997–2010 who has their future fully dependent on having a just, equitable and fair society) to use the KeralaExpose.org platform and network to share any tip, information, proof and evidence about hidden and suppressed wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption, and scams.

3. As we release our investigative reports, the victims to share additional evidence and proof about the perpetrators and their associates who have perpetrated wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption, and scams and assisted in keeping it hidden and suppressed from the public domain.

4. Share KeralaExpose.org website link, newsletters, twitter, Instagram and threads handles and posts to create the widest coverage of the investigative reports of KeralaExpose.org so that we can TOGETHER ensure justice is served to the victims of the hidden and suppressed wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption, and scams and the perpetrators and their associates face the long arm of the law.

So, we encourage all Keralites (Malayalees) to use the KeralaExpose.org platform and network to expose wrongdoings, criminal acts, fraudulent acts, nepotism, corruption, and scams which are hidden and suppressed especially by the illegitimately rich and illegitimately powerful.

Support KeralaExpose.org.

We are working to release our Investigative Report 1 soon before the end of October 2025.