‘Ente Keralam’ Fair exhibits state achievements in Kottayam and Idukki

The "Ente Keralam" Exhibition and Sales Fair is being held at Nagampadam Ground, Kottayam, from April 24 to 30. Minister VN Vasavan highlighted that Kerala's achievements under the LDF government's administration stand as a model for the entire nation. He shared these remarks while inaugurating the "Ente Keralam" exhibition and sales fair, organised as part of the government's fourth-anniversary celebrations.Kerala remains the only state to release its progress report in a format accessible to the public. Minister Vasavan also credited the development of national highways to the government's steadfast commitment and determination.The event was presided over by chief whip N Jayaraj, with addresses delivered by Sebastian Kulathunkal MLA, district panchayat President Hemalatha Premsagar, collector John V Samuel, district police chief A Shahul Hameed, subcollector D Ranjith, Changanassery municipal chairperson Krishnakumari Rajashekaran, Mukesh K Mani, PV Sunil, Ajayan K Menon, Jose Puthankala, TR Raghunathan, VB Binu, Prof Lopaz Mathew, Benny Mailadthur, and others.Thousands of participants from various government institutions across the district joined the cultural procession, which commenced from Thirunakkara Ground and concluded at Nagampadam Ground. The fair features 186 stalls, managed by different government departments and public sector institutions. The "Ente Keralam" Exhibition and Trade Fair also launched as part of the state's fourth-anniversary celebrations in Idukki.Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, while inaugurating the district-level meeting at Nedumkandam government vocational higher secondary school, emphasized the Kerala government's commitment to finding a permanent resolution for Idukki's land issues. He added that land reform policies would soon be formulated.During the meeting, the Chief Minister engaged with special invitees and interacted with 500 representatives from various sectors. The "Ente Keralam" exhibition and trade fair in Vazathope features government stalls, a Kudumbashree food court, and facilities for screening Malayalam films with artistic significance, spread across a 34,000-square-foot area.Disclaimer - The above content is non-editorial, and TIL hereby disclaims any and all warranties, expressed or implied, relating to it, and does not guarantee, vouch for or necessarily endorse any of the content.