Kerala Government

Kerala is now India’s first fully digitally literate state, empowering every citizen with digital skills.

“I will never stop serving my nation,” says former R&AW Chief PK Hormis Tharakan, who is showing that it's never too late to live organic! #OrganicFarming #Kerala

In a tripartite initiative, in association with Ernakulam district panchayat and a partner NGO, the department will be establishing the first ‘Tejomaya’ home by June next year.

Nedumgandam may be a small village in Idukki district but it can sure give big lessons in trash management to all of India!

“Religion cannot be cover to deny women right to worship. To treat women as children of lesser God is to blink at Constitutional morality.”

The man himself suffers from a hole in the heart, but still urged authorities to give the money to who was worse off.

Now that the state begins to rebuild itself, we need to shift our focus. But how? What does Kerala need next?

The initiative aims to encourage more citizens to not just invest in organic farming, but more importantly, consume fresh, homegrown, and pesticide-free produces.

Part of the state’s Transgender Policy first unveiled in 2015, the move has been undertaken by the state’s Health and Social Justice departments, in collaboration with Legal Services Society with an aim to make the state’s health sector transgender-friendly.

IT@School, a state government initiated project envisions to collect old monitors, mouses, keyboards, UPS among other things that have accumulated from over 10,000 schools and educational offices.