WHAT MAY BE THE FUTURE OF KERALA!



The State of Kerala has reached the rock bottom stage in the economic front. There is nothing left to expect for the development of the state. Despite it is bestowed with natural beauty and many abnormal views and experience the successive governments could not show case the so called God's Own Country in front of the world. Even the scattered number of tourists came here were discouraged by our people. Neither the government nor the people know how to market the gifted state across the world and earn huge money. Can we believe that USA have annual income of $1.9 trillion from Travel and Tourism sector. We Malayalis are contented with the few chips we get from our so called tourism. We have one of the most intelligent youth of the world. Unfortunately we cannot provide them suitable avenues to come up in life. They are forced to escape to other countries for a living. Our name sake governments are of no use to these educated youth.

As per available information Kerala had an NRI remittance of about 2.2 lakhs crores rupees in 2022. Because of this money, the financial failures of the government, did not make much of an impact to most of the people. However the economic collapse triggered by the Communist party may change the face of Kerala. The foreign remittance to this state shall be sharply declined. Traffic on our roads shall severely come down. The long queues on the beverage shops shall be vanished. Many of our Jewellery Shops, textile shop, posh showrooms etc may be closed down because of this huge monetory scarcity.

Since the end of 34 years Communist rule in West Bengal, over 40 lakhs Bengalis have fled to other states for livelihood as per reports. Consequent upon the closing down of over 2,000 industries in and around Kolkata alone large numbers of people were forced to move out of the state for food. As per a National Sample Survey report 2007 about 11 per cent of the families of state had undergone starvation for several years. Even after finding the tearful reports from the state the people of Kerala installed the same party to rule them. Can the so called 'Communist Theorists' of Kerala show one country in the world from the 42 countries ruled by this Marxian party, living happily today under their red flag? Finally their stalwart, China, threw away Communist economy from their country and installed Capitalist economy in their country. Despite all these burning facts people of Kerala are yet to learn what is Communism. It may not be too far out men will be working in the agriculture field of Tamil Nadu and the women in their kitchens. Thanks to the great Communist Economic Theories!

If the people of Kerala do not learn from their experience, they may have to pay heavy price for it. If the next government is corruption free one, there are many ways to salvage this state. Now it is the people to decide what they want.

K V George 


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