The twentieth century gave birth to a new human being, with the differences that had plagued every aspect of individual and social life for centuries, from customs, dress, language, and food, almost dissolving. It changed the perspective and approach of society and the ruling class. The sense of rights of the underprivileged and the workers, who were considered inferior, became, at least to some extent, the perspective of the state. The first Kerala cabinet of 1957 laid the administrative foundation for this separation. Even the conservative governments that came later could not destroy that foundation. The true 'Kerala model' is the social evolution of Kerala, which raised slaves to become global citizens. This book, which reveals the foundations of the construction of Kerala's national identity in the 20th century, becomes the central idea behind the idea that history should be constantly reread.
