Kerala’s development report covers education, health, water, sanitation, agriculture, technology, tourism and industry. That breadth reflects how closely the state’s social and economic choices are connected. It also creates an information challenge. Residents need…
Kerala’s weather-risk programme for higher-secondary students shows how schools can contribute to community preparedness. Students are being trained to use…
Kerala’s education initiatives are aimed at preparing students for a rapidly changing knowledge economy, but the central challenge is connecting…
Kerala’s urban future will be experienced in ordinary public spaces: bus stops, markets, school approaches, footpaths and neighbourhood parks. Budget…
Announcements about knowledge institutions, new investment or local infrastructure become meaningful only when residents can see how they will be…
Housing policy cannot be separated from transport in Kerala’s growing towns. A new development changes how people reach work, schools,…
Kerala’s budget combines ambitions for investment-led growth with the constraints of high committed expenditure, off-budget borrowing and losses in public-sector…
Kerala’s revised budget allocates close to Rs 1,500 crore to general education, with the stated aim of improving academic quality…
More than four million students returned to Kerala schools after the summer break as the state announced initiatives intended to…
A Kerala climate-education programme is training nearly 15,000 higher-secondary students to assess risks around their own schools using GIS tools,…
Kerala’s revised 2026-27 budget proposes a Knowledge Valley intended to strengthen higher education and reduce the pressure on students to…