KERALA MUST LEAVE THIS DIRTY POLITICS AND CONCENTRATE ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE STATE


(Great Southwest Industrial Park, Arlington, USA. Image courtesy - Zee News)

(This article was published 
about an year back)

While the government of Kerala is more interested in Governor, V C and such related matters than addressing serious issues concerning the people, the opposition too are joining them. As per the prevailing financial situation of the state, it may not be possible to disburse the salary of the government employees after a couple of months. It is the duty of the opposition parties to suggest ways and means to the government to overcome this precarious situation.

Surprisingly the media too is focusing on petty political issues than discussing more important subjects like the pathetic financial state of the government. When the media and the opposition parties allege financial mismanagement of the government they should also suggest ways and means to get over from this. All said and done the state government is in a red hot spot. It may not be that easy to come out of the shambles. A good amount of urgent measures should be taken immediately to revamp the present situation.

There are many ways to increase the revenue of the state. According to a population study conducted in 2021, Kerala has over 27% of its population consist youth. We also have a fairly good infrastructure network. These are our assets. We may apply knowledge and intelligence over this we can convert these into money. We must find the preference than scattered picking. For instance according to the Indian railways the proposed Silver Line may cost Rs One lakh twenty six thousand crores. If we use this money for industrial development we can have over 25,000 small industries of Rs five crores each investment. With a direct and indirect employment of twenty people each it can create over five lakhs jobs in the state. If we can target the production of these industries for the international market, it will bring in huge amount of foreign currencies too. Alongwith this the government income will. shoot up.

We must understand that we cannot eat politics. We are producing only politics in our state. We must be the people who are spending maximum time on politics in the world. Let us throw this dirty politics into waste dump and work together for the development of the state of Kerala into international level. All outdated political parties should be thrown away as early as possible.

K V George 

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