Kerala Chief Minister

INL questions Kerala Chief Minister over the PM SHRI scheme after the Centre’s clarification, which the INL State general secretary claims contradicts the Chief Minister’s assertion that the state was obligated to proceed with the scheme due to the previous LDF government's MoU.

The Kerala Chief Minister announced plans to modernize legal education. The initiative aims to update the legal education system in the state.

The Kerala Chief Minister visited the Catholicos at Devalokam. The meeting took place at the Devalokam location.

CPI criticizes Kerala Chief Minister over the reconstitution of the Kerala Waqf Board by including two non-Muslims, leading to a conflict between the board and the state government.

Kerala Chief Minister claimed the state aims to attract ₹10,000-crore investment under a maritime initiative. Tata denied the claim, causing embarrassment to the CM, though the government clarified the reference was to potential future investment.

Kerala Chief Minister defends government pleader postings, stating the Attorney General was consulted and competence was assessed. The two individuals involved in the controversy over SFI and ABVP links were recommended by both the Kerala committee and the High Court unit of Indian Lawyers’ Congress.

Karnataka's Chief Minister has requested Kerala to donate a female elephant to the Mookambika temple. Kerala had previously rejected a similar request from Telangana's Chief Minister. Rules exist for transferring elephants within or between states.

V. Sivankutty criticized Kerala Chief Minister's remarks on reverse remittances, arguing that migrant workers' contributions to the state economy are not adequately recognized. The CM claimed money earned in Kerala flows to other states, and migrant workers primarily contribute through taxes from liquor consumption.

Kerala Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan stated that the state government's approval is required for the transfer of a 49% stake in Adani Vizhinjam Port Private Limited to MSC Group. Adani Ports has not yet obtained this approval, despite APSEZ's earlier announcement of the ₹13,220 crore deal.

Kerala Chief Minister announces plans to improve pension distribution for non-resident Keralites (NoRKs) by potentially changing the Life certificate submission requirement from annual to biennial or triennial.

Sukumaran Nair criticizes the Kerala Chief Minister for refusing to address key issues, including proposed amendments to the Companies Act. The conflict highlights a growing rift between NSS and Satheesan.

Kerala Chief Minister emphasizes that being an MLA provides an opportunity to address common people's issues. A two-day orientation programme for Assembly members is underway in Thiruvananthapuram.