Kerala Chief Minister Confirms UDF Government's Commitment to Election Promises

Kerala's Chief Minister asserts that the UDF government is committed to fulfilling its election promises, according to the Governor's policy address. Plans to transform Kerala into a port and aviation hub were reiterated, alongside strategies for education, healthcare, and substance abuse control.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Thiruvananthapuram | Updated: 29-05-2026 20:42 IST | Created: 29-05-2026 20:42 IST
Kerala Chief Minister Confirms UDF Government's Commitment to Election Promises
VD Satheesan-led UDF government announces Keralam cabinet portfolios (Photo/@vdsatheesan)
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The Chief Minister of Kerala has reiterated the UDF government's dedication to fulfilling its election pledges, as highlighted in the policy address delivered by the Governor at the State Assembly. Emphasizing infrastructure development, the plan seeks to establish Kerala as both a major port and aviation hub in the region.

Addressing media representatives, he outlined projects focused on integrating numerous ports, while leveraging the state's unique advantage of multiple international airports to foster aviation growth. Highlighting a vision for transformation, he dismissed allegations from Opposition leader Pinarayi Vijayan that the government is not adhering to its manifesto.

The Chief Minister also addressed criticisms regarding the Centre's economic policies, noting that the government is currently focusing on state objectives before engaging with the Centre's agenda. Acknowledging financial hurdles, he confirmed the ongoing commitment to welfare initiatives and the introduction of a 'White Paper' on state finances.

Additional government priorities include modernizing healthcare, enhancing education quality, combating substance abuse, and supporting the film industry. Efforts to tackle these issues are poised to effect significant progress in Kerala's journey towards a 'New Age' era while addressing the state's socio-economic landscapes.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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