Govt benefits are rights, not charity, says Kerala Minister
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Kerala Minister K.A. Thulasi emphasized that government welfare schemes are constitutional rights, as she inaugurated various infrastructure and development projects in Attappady.
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- Thulasi stated that government development and welfare benefits are constitutional rights rather than charity.
- The government cleared approximately 12,000 pending applications through a recent file adalat process.
- New initiatives include a Tribal University in Wayanad and a digital portal for Forest Rights Act documentation.
- Officials also inaugurated multiple community facilities and a new hostel in Attappady to improve local infrastructure.
What to watch next
- The upcoming second phase of the file adalat to clear pending applications.
- Progress on the proposed Tribal University in Wayanad.
- The implementation of the new housing scheme for landless and land-owning tribal families.
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K.A. Thulasi
Minister
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“the benefits of government development and welfare schemes were constitutional rights, and not acts of charity.”
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…Keralam Minister for Welfare of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Backward Classes K.A. Thulasi has said the benefits of government development and welfare schemes were constitutional rights, and not acts of charity. Speaking at a function held in Attappady to inaugurate projects completed by the Scheduled Tribe Development department and the Integrated Tribal Development Project (ITDP), Attappady, the Minister said that the…
N. Shamsudheen
Minister for General Education
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“development and infrastructure projects would continue in Attappady.”
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…Nanjan hamlet at Sholayur and Mele Abbanur at Puthur. The Sholayur tribal extension office was converted into a smart office. Minister for General Education N. Shamsudheen presided over the function virtually. He said development and infrastructure projects would continue in Attappady. Mr. Shamsudheen said improved hostel facilities would help ensure student safety and provide a better learning environment. The Minister also flagged off a new official vehicle for the Tribal Development Office at…
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