#KeralaStandsOut क्योंकि नीति आयोग के बहुआयामी गरीबी सूचकांक के अनुसार गरीबी में रहने वाले लोगों का प्रतिशत सबसे कम है। केरल में, राष्ट्रीय औसत 25.01% के मुकाबले केवल 0.71% आबादी बहुआयामी रूप से गरीब है।
#KeralaStandsOut क्योंकि केरल की 98.25% आबादी साक्षर है (राष्ट्रीय परिवार स्वास्थ्य सर्वेक्षण - 5 के अनुसार)। पुरुषों और महिलाओं में साक्षरता दर क्रमशः 98.2 और 98.3 है ।
#KeralaStandsOut क्योंकि इसमें सबसे कम शिशु मृत्यु दर (4.4) है जो दुनिया भर के कई विकसित देशों के बराबर है और यूएसए (6) से भी बेहतर है। स्रोत: NFHS-5 और data.worldbank.org ।
#KeralaStandsOut क्योंकि यह नीति आयोग के सस्टेनेबल डेवलपमेंट इंडेक्स 2020-2021 के साथ-साथ नीति आयोग के हेल्थ इंडेक्स 2019-20 (82.2 के स्कोर के साथ) में सबसे ऊपर है।
#KeralaStandsOut क्योंकि न्यूज़ मैगजीन इंडिया टुडे ने स्टेट ऑफ स्टेट्स सर्वे 2021 में हैप्पीनेस इंडेक्स में इसे सर्वश्रेष्ठ राज्य का दर्जा दिया है।
#KeralaStandsOut क्योंकि इसे पब्लिक अफेयर्स इंडेक्स 2021 द्वारा भारत में सबसे अच्छे शासित राज्य के रूप में पहचाना गया है। केरल हमेशा सही के लिए खड़ा होता आया हैं।
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#KeralaStandsOut since it has the lowest percentage of people living in poverty according to the #NITIAayog's Multi-Dimensional Poverty Index. In Kerala, only 0.71% of the population is multidimensionally poor against the national average of 25.01%.
#KeralaStandsOut since 98.25% of its population is literate (as per the National Family Health Survey - 5). Literacy rates among males and females are 97.4 and 97.1 respectively.
#KeralaStandsOut because it has the lowest infant mortality rate (4.4) which is equal to that of many developed countries across the world and even better than that of the #USA (6). Source: NFHS-5 & data.worldbank.org
As a society, we need to reform the prevailing marriage system. Marriage must not be a pompous show of the family's social status and wealth. Parents have to realise that the barbaric dowry system degrades our daughters as commodities. We must treat them better, as human beings.
A fair society is that which treats women and men as equals. In light of the recent horrifying incidents of domestic abuse, Kerala has decided to take more stringent measures to create a fair society. The Government and the people will stand together to end this injustice.
Men must accept the truth that women are not inferior and that they have equal rights. Youth organisations need to initiate awareness campaigns. Parents should make conscious efforts to inculcate such progressive attitudes in their children. We have to nurture a new culture.
The special session of the Kerala legislative assembly has passed a resolution against Centre's new farm laws. Our national capital is witnessing an unprecedented struggle. Farmers have braved extreme cold & other hardships to join the struggle. In 35 days, 32 lives lost.
Centre must abstain from acts that could provoke such outrage, especially in this pandemic situation. The sector employs 43.3% of our country’s labour force. It’s a part of our culture. Therefore, the reforms in the sector need to be implemented with great care & consideration.
Kerala has vast experience in this regard. It is a state that has successfully implemented the Land Reforms Act. In addition, the State has made impactful interventions in resolving agricultural crises by ensuring the participation of local bodies & co-operatives.
In a tragic incident in Palakkad dist, a pregnant elephant has lost its life. Many of you have reached out to us. We want to assure you that your concerns will not go in vain. Justice will prevail.
An investigation is underway, focusing on three suspects. The police and forest departments will jointly investigate the incident. The district police chief and the district forest officer visited the site today. We will do everything possible to bring the culprits to justice.
We will also try to address the causes behind the increased incidences of Human-wildlife conflict. Climate change could be adversely affecting both the local communities & animals.
Kerala hosts a large number of workers from other Indian States; the State considers them as guest workers.
Measures have been taken to ensure their security and well-being. A senior IAS official has been assigned to coordinate the efforts.
In one place, some workers have expressed a desire to travel to their home states. Unfortunately, this is not possible since we are in a nationwide lockdown. Traveling at this juncture will be dangerous and counterproductive to our efforts against #COVID19.
Kerala has opened 4603 camps for the State's guest workers.1,44,145 guest workers are in these facilities. Masks, soaps & sanitizers have been made available in these #COVID19 camps.