Thiruvananthapuram: The government has taken two important steps after returning to the power to bring the country to a new height, said CM Pinarayi Vijayan in a statement at night of the State Formation (November 1).
He said the decision to reopen the school and establish the administrative service Kerala (KAS) was two decisions.
The school is being reopened – not because the pandemic has been completely eradicated – because the government is able to ensure maximum security.
Kerala is one of the upper states that have ensured two vaccine doses for its citizens and is fully capable of providing a dose of booster to children as determined by the Ayush Department.
The government’s approach that pushes it forward is that development must be based on social justice.
The government has ensured this principle even when preparing its own state administration services.
Cash came true after 60 years, and giving an appointment on the first batch of cash officials was also a historic moment for the country, he said.
The aim of the government is to ensure the development of infrastructure worth 60,000 crore for the next five years, he said.
This will also lead to the development of services and the tourism sector which is the country’s niche area, he said.
The government has confirmed an investment worth Rs 3,220 Crore, said Vijayan.
A total of 4,299 micro, small and medium enterprises opened in a state after the LDF government came to power and this in turn created 17, 448 jobs.
Kerala moves forward with key steps: cm pinarayi vijayan
