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Kerala CM Begins Reviews Of Nava Kerala Sadas Recommendations

In a statement, the Chief Minister's Office (CMO) said on Monday that Vijayan himself is conducting high-level meetings to scrutinise 🎃proposals from various departments.

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan
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Keral🍸a Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has kicked off departmental review meetings to put into action the recommendations from the Nava Kerala Sadas programme that he led recently.

In a statement, the Chief Minister's Office (CMO) said on Monday that Vijayan him🧜self is conducting high-level meetings to scrutinise proposals from various departments.

On Monday, a thorough review oไf departments including Local Self-Gov♋ernment, Excise, Public Works, Tourism, Health, Women and Child Development, AYUSH, Higher Education, Social Justice, Sports, Minority Welfare, Waqf, Culture, Fisheries, and Youth Welfare was conducted.

"The suggestions received from various d🅺epartments are being examined s𝐆eparately. In Monday's meeting, the chief minister directed officials to check technical matters and take further steps," the statement said.

Tuesday will w♛itness a review of departments such as Industry, Law, Mining and Geology, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, Devaswom, Revenue, Housing, Public Education, Labour, and Agriculture.

Wednesday will be dedicated to examining proposals from the Departments of Forests, Wildlife, Transport, Water ꦫResources, Electricity, and Animal Welfare.

Inspections of the Departments of Cooperation, Ports, Police, Fire, Jails, Military Welfare, NORCA, PRD, a🀅nd Finance are set to take place on Friಌday.

Over four days, a total of 20 mee🔯tings have been sc🐼heduled.

Chief Secretary V Venu, departmental secretaries💧, and senior officers associated with the departments are actively participating in these meetings, the statement added.

The chief minister and his cabinet colleagues had embarked on a 36-day visit of the state's 140 assembly constituencies in a specially designed bus, engaging with the public, addressing their concerns, and sho𝐆wcasing the state's accomplishments for the Nava Kerala Sadas programme which concluded on Dec 23.

However, the opposition Congress-led UDF chose to boycott the Nava Kerala Sadas, labelling it an "extravagance" and 🅰an "election campaign ahead of the upcoming Lo♒k Sabha polls".

Consequently, UDF legislators did not participate in t🧸he event in their respective districts.