Explore the Kerala Assembly Election 2026 Portal by the OpenDataKerala Community

This platform brings together curated, constituency-wise election insights for the public, researchers, journalists, and political workers. Built as a community-driven open data initiative, it transforms complex election information into transparent, accessible, and reusable knowledge for everyone.

From structured datasets to interactive maps, the portal offers rich features including voter demographics, party distribution, candidate details, and historical election data from 2011, 2016, and 2021. With powerful filters and intuitive visualizations, users can easily explore trends, compare results, and gain deeper insights—strengthening informed participation in democracy.

WikiConference Kerala is an initiative to support the Wikimedia Ecosystem in Kerala and the Malayalam Language, with support from similar goal-sharing Communities and Organisations. In 2025, the conference will be held on 20 December 2025 at Kerala Institute of Local Administration (KILA), Thrissur, Kerala, India. The 23rd birthday celebration of Malayalam Wikipedia is also planned with the conference.

Welcome to the Annual Gathering of Kerala’s Mapping Enthusiasts!

Join us for two exciting days filled with learning, sharing, and collaboration as we work together to shape the future of mapping in Kerala.

The Second Edition of State of the Map Kerala and fourth edition of Openstreetmap Kerala Commuity meetup is happening on Nov 15,16 2025 at Department of Geography, Kannur University (Swami Anandatheertha Campus, Payyannur)

We invites you to be part of Open Data Days Kerala 2025, a global celebration of open data.. 🚀

Why Open Data Matters?

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The 4th edition of IndiaFOSS was organized by FOSS United at NIMHANS Convention Centre, Bengaluru from 7th to 8th, September 2024. OpenDataKerala setup a booth at IndiaFOSS for sharing the community projects and also attracting young talents for contributing to these projects. OpenDataKerala volunteers including Naveen Francis, Jaisen Nedumpala, Ark Arjun, Ranjith Siji, Athul R T, Athul Raj, Jothish Babu explained visitors about the different projects hosted by the community harnessing the power of platforms like Wikimedia and OpenStreetMap. The booth helped the to get visibility on the community contributions that shaped the open data eco-system in Kerala, which exists as a working model for rest of India.