Round table discussion draws suggestions on future development models for State
C. Achutha Menon Foundation hosted a round table discussion on future development models for Kerala, with experts from various sectors offering suggestions and priorities. Experts highlighted the need for decentralized infrastructure development to attract private investment, improve job creation, particularly for women, and transform cities into "liveable cities and growth hubs." Jacob Punnoose, former State Police Chief, proposed a mobile phone-linked security network to combat cybercrime, while K.N. Harilal, State Finance Commission Chairman, stressed the need to regain fiscal space and explore local government taxation potential. V. Ramankutty, Research Director of Amala Cancer Research Centre, emphasized the importance of public healthcare system credibility and preventive healthcare. Other recommendations included expanding horticulture, improving public sector enterprises, and enhancing infrastructure for industrial development.
17 FEB 2026
— The Hindu
Kerala's Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan unveiled a new 'Vision 2031' policy to guide the state's development into a knowledge-driven, socially just, and democratically vibrant society.
— The Hindu
Kerala's Finance Minister will inaugurate a roundtable discussion to develop a blueprint for the state's future across various sectors.
18 FEB 2026
· THIS STORY — The Hindu
Experts from various sectors gathered to discuss and propose future development models for Kerala, focusing on decentralized infrastructure, job creation, and public healthcare.
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