Kerala Calling
Four years of Effective governance is no mean achievement. Fulfilled promises and futuristic projects are the hall mark of this Government. Near-perfect taming of a global threat like Covid-19 menace is something more than an achievement. More effective plans are there on the anvil… On May 25th, our government will complete four years in office. Four years is a short period in a state’s trajectory but the last four years were historic in terms of setting a bar as the number one state in India. The government has proved that it is committed to development, welfare, social justice, administrative reforms and making Kerala a safe haven for people. This year also, the government will be bringing forth a progress report based on the progress of promises made in the election manifesto. Despite the Covid-19 lockdown and impending economic crisis the Kerala government has made tremendous effort to lift Kerala into the next stage of its development.
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