Kerala Halts Anniversary Celebrations Amidst Military Tensions
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan announced the suspension of the state's fourth anniversary celebrations due to the India-Pakistan military conflict. Events in six districts are canceled, although ongoing fairs continue. The decision reflects solidarity at a time of national concern, aiming to unify citizens against external threats.

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In a significant move, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has announced the suspension of the state's fourth anniversary celebrations, citing the ongoing military tensions between India and Pakistan.
Scheduled events in six districts are canceled, though exhibition-cum-sale fairs will proceed as planned. The decision, reached during a state cabinet meeting chaired by Vijayan, aims to show respect and solidarity during a national crisis.
Vijayan emphasized the importance of national unity, urging citizens to set aside differences and protect national integrity. Postponed events include cultural programs and interaction meetings, while sectoral reviews will continue on their designated dates.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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