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.
Earlier, CPI ministers K Rajan and P Prasad had called on the Chief Minister and expressed their party's dissatisfaction over the delay in sending the letter.
"The Delhi blast is a cowardly attack on our country. Modi has misled the country. The Central government has failed in safeguarding the country's security and it must take responsibility for this failure," Patole said.
A bench of Justice B V Nagarathna and Justice R Mahadevan sought the government’s response to the public interest litigation (PIL), which sought to enforce the Women’s Reservation Act without waiting for a fresh delimitation exercise.
Escalating his criticism of the Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision of the voter list, Stalin called it “flawed, confusing, and dangerous,” alleging it was part of a conspiracy to remove genuine voters.
A Bench of Justice JB Pardiwala and Justice KV Viswanathan directed that the plea be clubbed with the batch of petitions already pending before the Court challenging the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025.
