| The Assembly that had the longest tenure | Fourth Kerala Legislative Assembly (1970-77) | |
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The Assembly that had the shortest tenure |
Sixth Kerala Legislative Assembly (1980-82) |
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The Longest serving Member of the Assembly |
K. R. Gouri Amma |
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The Member who served for the shortest term |
C. Haridas (Ten days in February, 1980) |
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| The Member who got the highest margin of votes | P. Jayarajan, (45, 865 votes in the bye-election of 2005) | |
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The Member who got the lowest margin of votes |
A. A. Azeez (5 votes in 2001 as per court verdict) |
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The Cabinet that had the longest tenure |
C. Achutha Menon Ministry (1970-77) |
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The Cabinet that had the shortest tenure |
K. Karunakaran Ministry (March- April 1977) |
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The Chief Minister who served for the longest period |
E. K. Nayanar |
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| The Chief Minister who served for the shortest period | C. H. Mohammed Koya (October- November, 1979) | |
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The Minister who served for the longest period. |
K. M. Mani |
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The Minister who served for the shortest period |
M. P. Veerendra Kumar (April 1987- five days) |
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The Speaker who served for the longest period |
Vakkom B. Purushothaman |
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The Speaker who could complete a full term |
M. Vijayakumar |
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The Speaker who served for the shortest period |
A. C. Jose (February – June 1982 |
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The Member who served in the maximum number of Assemblies |
K. R. Gouri (12 Assemblies since 1952). |
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The Member who has been elected from the same constituency for the maximum number of times |
K. M. Mani (Ten times since 1965 from Palai Constituency) | |
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The Finance Minister who presented the maximum number of Budgets |
K. M. Mani (Eight Budgets) |
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| The (only) member who has been elected to the Assembly unopposed | M. Umesh Rao from Manjeswar in 1957 | |
| The eldest Member to serve in the Assembly | K. R. Gouri Amma (turned 86 on July 14, 2006) | |
| The youngest Member to enter into the portals of the House |
R. Balakrishna Pillai at the age of 25 in 1960 |
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The Anglo-Indian Member who served for the longest period |
Stephen Padua |
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The longest session |
The First session in 1959 of First Kerala Legislative Assembly - 72 days |
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The shortest Sessions |
(1) Tenth Session of the Ninth KLA- one day (May 26,
1994). (2) Ninth Session of the Eleventh KLA- one day (September 16, 2004) (3) Tenth Session of the Eleventh KLA - one day (December 1, 2004) (4) Thirteenth Session of the Eleventh KLA- one day (November 21, 2005) |
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The longest sitting |
The sitting held on December 12, 1987 during the Third Session of the Eighth Kerala Legislative Assembly - it commenced at 8.30 am on December 12 and continued up to 4.35 AM on December 13. | |
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The shortest sitting |
The sitting held on October 8, 1979 two minutes. |
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| The year in which, though elections were held, the Assembly could not formally be constituted |
1965 |
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| Ministry which served the longest term | C.Achutha Menon Ministry (1970-77) | |
| Ministry which served the shortest term | K.Karunakaran Ministry (March 25- April 25, 1977 | |
| Minister who has served for the longest period | K. M. Mani | |
| Minister who has served for the shortest period | M. P.Veerendra Kumar | |
| Minister who was not a Member of the House and never faced the Assembly | K. Muraleedharan (son of K. Karunakaran). | |