Centre adopting biased, vengeful attitude towards Kerala: CM
Describing the satyagraha as a fight for survival in an extraordinary situation, the Chief Minister said the Centre has consciously created hurdles to block Kerala’s development.
Describing the satyagraha as a fight for survival in an extraordinary situation, the Chief Minister said the Centre has consciously created hurdles to block Kerala’s development.
This progress is reflected in the recent approval of 22 projects under the third phase of the Central Government’s Electronics Component Manufacturing Scheme (ECMS), which includes four proposals from the state of Uttar Pradesh.
He urged the Centre to treat the issue as a matter of national security rather than isolated incidents.
This recognition reaffirms state’s strong compliance with national standards, timely achievement of coverage milestones, and effective execution at scale, reinforcing the State’s leadership in adopting data-driven, farmer-centric digital reforms, said officials from the Agriculture & Farmers' Empowerment on Friday.
The meeting, held at the Chief Minister’s residential office here, was attended by senior officials of the state government, the Union coal ministry and subsidiaries of Coal India Limited.
Verma said, “This is not just an inter-state issue. It is a threat to the federal spirit of our democracy and a direct assault on basic human rights.”
A day after the Central government decided to conduct caste census across the country along with national population count next year, political parties in Bihar are vying with each other to take credit for the move.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav on Wednesday described the Union government's decision to conduct caste enumeration in the upcoming census as “historic,” while criticizing the Congress for politicizing the issue.
Reddy credited Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi for raising the demand for a nationwide caste census for the first time during his Bharat Jodo Yatra.
The Centre has approved the establishment of a medical college in the Union Territory of Ladakh, along with the expansion of the Sonam Norboo Memorial (SNM) Hospital. The total cost for both projects is estimated at Rs 786 crore.
