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Indian Express
4 days ago
- General
- Indian Express
Kerala Plus One Result 2025 Live Updates Date and Time: Check direct link to download DHSE Kerala First Year Results
Go to Live Updates Kerala Plus One Result 2025 Live: The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education, Kerala is all set to announce the DHSE Kerala Plus One Result 2025 in online mode. As per official notification, V. Sivankutty, General Education Minister of Kerala Government will announce the DHSE Plus One result on June 3, 2025 at 1 PM, in a press conference. The direct link for the Kerala First Year result 2025 will be activated soon after the press conference. Students who appeared for the Kerala class 11 board exams, this year, will be able to check and download their results on the official websites – and They will have to enter their registration number and date of birth as login credentials in the result login window. Students are advised to check the details mentioned on the Plus One Result 2025 Kerala carefully and in case of any discrepancy, they must report it to their school authorities. Kerala Plus One Result 2025 Date The Kerala board result 2025 will be released on the official website of the DHSE Kerala. The Kerala Plus One Result 2025 date and time are announced officially. Students can check the details on Kerala class 11 result 2025 from the table below: Particulars Details Kerala Plus One Result 2025 Date June 3, 2025 DHSE Kerala +1 Result 2025 Time 1 PM Kerala Board 11th Result 2025 Official Website Live Updates Kerala Plus One Result 2025 Live Update – Websites to Check
Time of India
28-05-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Kerala government concludes fourth anniversary celebrations with Progress Report release
Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan inaugurates the valedictory function of the Kerala Government's fourth anniversary celebrations and releases the Progress Report highlighting four years of governance. The 'Ente Kerala m' exhibition and trade fair, organised as part of the Kerala Government's fourth anniversary celebrations, concluded in Thiruvananthapuram on 23 May. The state-level closing ceremony was inaugurated by chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan released the progress report of the second Pinarayi government by handing over to the Chief secretary Kerala, Dr A Jayathilak IAS Pinarayi Government's anniversary celebrations, which began on April 21 in Kasaragod, spanned all 14 districts of Kerala, with each district hosting exhibitions, public meetings, and cultural events as part of the program. Chief Secretary Dr A Jayathilak delivered the welcome address at the event, which was presided over by minister K. Rajan. Several ministers attended the function, including Roshy Augustine, K Krishnankutty, AK Saseendran, Ramachandran Kadannappally, KB Ganesh Kumar, V Sivankutty, GR Anil, V Abdurahiman, KN Balagopal, R Bindu, J Chinchu Rani, OR Kelu, PA Mohamed Riyas, P Prasad, P Rajeev, MB Rajesh, Saji Cherian, VN Vasavan, and Veena George. Members of Parliament John Brittas and AA Rahim, as well as MLAs Antony Raju, Kadakampally Surendran, OS Ambika, K Ansalan, CK Hareendran, V Joy, DK Murali, VK Prasanth, V Sasi, IB Satheesh, and G Stephen also participated in the event. Other dignitaries included Mayor Arya Rajendran, District Panchayat President D Suresh Kumar, District Collector Anu Kumari, and I&PRD Secretary S Harikishore. The event marked a grand conclusion to a month-long statewide celebration of the government's achievements and public outreach initiatives. Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Tras adelgazar, Kevin James está delgadísimo y parece un modelo Paperela Undo Youtube video: - . The chief minister stated basis in the Progress Report that the government has achieved 100 percent success in development, declaring that it is moving forward with inclusive growth and social justice. The 326-page report outlines the progress made in fulfilling the 900 promises stated in the election manifest. . . New Kerala is not a concept, but something to be realized" – Chief Minister Youtube video: Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said that New Kerala is not just a concept to be imagined but something to be made a reality in the present times. He was speaking at a district-level meeting held in Thiruvananthapuram as part of the Kerala Government's fourth anniversary celebrations. The government is now entering its tenth year. During this period, some have tried to present a different picture by hiding the truth. There is a narrative that development activities are hindered due to economic crises. However, those who observe societal changes understand that this is not the case. The government presents an annual progress report with the awareness that people need to know the facts, the chief minister said. Kerala recorded a growth of 72.84 percent in its Gross State Domestic Product for the year 2023-2024. Tax revenue, which was ₹47,000 crore three years ago, has now increased to ₹81,000 crore. The gap between public debt and domestic production is lower than in previous years. There has been significant progress in the startup sector. Kerala has become one of the most important hubs for startups. While there were 640 startups in 2016, the number has now risen to 6,300. Investments in the state's startups amount to ₹5,800 crore. The government aims to increase this number to 15,000 startups by 2026, which will create over one lakh jobs. Kerala has achieved many accomplishments that the country can be proud of. The state has transformed into a modern knowledge production centre . Along with the Digital Science Park, projects to establish three more science parks, each with an investment of ₹200 crore, are underway. Efforts are ongoing to increase the number of companies and employees in IT parks. Kerala's contributions include the country's first Digital University, Digital Science Park, Graphene Innovation Centre, Kochi Water Metro, and the Virology Institute in Thiruvananthapuram. Preparations are also underway for the innovative Ayurvedic Research Institute, Geno Data Centre, and Medical Technology Consortium, among others. Kerala was behind in attracting industrial investments earlier. Since the Left government came to power, legal and regulatory changes have created an industry-friendly environment. This also changed the mindset of people. Many enterprises have started, creating new employment opportunities. Kerala is a state with low poverty levels. Strengthening the public distribution system has yielded great benefits, with around 4.25 lakh priority ration cards made available. On November 1, Kerala will be declared the first state in India without extreme poverty. Kerala has achieved the number one position in many areas nationally. It has also become a state free from communal conflicts and riots. The government has increased welfare pension amounts, benefiting 60 lakh people. Under the Life Mission scheme, more than 4.5 lakh houses have been provided. Over four lakh land title deeds have been distributed, and steps are being taken to expedite further distributions. The Ardram Mission has brought significant improvements in healthcare. Public education has also improved considerably. Kerala has three universities ranked in the top twelve nationally in higher education. Agricultural growth reached 4.64 percent. The Chief Minister said everyone should appreciate the development of the state and acknowledged the progress and positive changes in all sectors. V. Sivankutty, Minister for General Education and Labour, who presided over the event, said that many projects once considered impossible have been successfully implemented by the people's government, and this is history in the making. The event was attended by GR Anil, Minister for Food Civil Supplies; Ramachandran Kadannappally, Minister for Registration, Archaeology and Archives; A.A. Rahim, Member of Parliament; Dr. V.K. Ramachandran, Vice-Chairman of the Planning Board; Mayor Arya Rajendran; MLAs Kadakampally Surendran, Antony Raju, CK Hareendran, VK Prashanth, V Sasi, G Stephen, OS Ambika, DK Murali, V Joy, K Ansalan; District Collector Anukumari; prominent figures from social, political, cultural, and industrial sectors; experts from various fields; beneficiaries of various schemes; and officials. Disclaimer - The above content is non-editorial, and TIL hereby disclaims any and all warranties, expressed or implied, relating to it, and does not guarantee, vouch for or necessarily endorse any of the content. Stay informed with the latest business news, updates on bank holidays and public holidays . AI Masterclass for Students. Upskill Young Ones Today!– Join Now
Time of India
25-04-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Kerala government marks LDF's fourth anniversary with month-long celebrations across the state
Chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan presides over the state-level event commemorating the fourth anniversary of the LDF government at Kalikkadavu Maidan in Kasaragod. The Kerala Government officially kicked off its month-long celebrations marking the fourth anniversary of the Pinarayi Vijayan-led LDF government on April 21, starting in Kasaragod. CM Pinarayi Vijayan inaugurated the event, which marks the beginning of a series of programs aimed at showcasing the accomplishments and continuity of the LDF government's governance. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trade Bitcoin & Ethereum – No Wallet Needed! IC Markets Start Now Undo In his inaugural speech, Vijayan emphasised the significance of choosing Kasaragod as the starting point for the celebrations. Highlighting the government's achievements, including developing national highways, he noted that Kasaragod holds historical importance. He reflected on how Comrade E.M.S. Namboodiripad, Kerala's first chief minister, was elected from the Neeleswaram constituency—a milestone that made inaugurating the celebrations in Kasaragod particularly meaningful. The chief minister recalled the challenges the LDF government faced upon assuming office in 2016, inheriting a state in dire conditions. He remarked on the trust the people placed in the government to modernize Kerala and ensure equitable development, particularly for regions like Kasaragod that had lagged. Vijayan detailed the obstacles encountered during the administration's tenure, including natural disasters and epidemics such as Cyclone Ockhi, the Nipah virus outbreak, the devastating floods of 2018, the heavy monsoon calamities of 2019, and the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite these crises, the government persevered, leading Kerala through resilience and progress. The anniversary celebrations will feature extensive programmes comprising district and regional meetings, exhibitions, and trade fairs across the state until May 30. The 'Ente Keralam' exhibition and trade fairs will be held at the Kalikkadavu grounds in Kasaragod from April 21-27, SKMJ School in Kalpetta from April 22-28, Nagampadam grounds in Kottayam from April 25-May 1, Vazhathoppu VHS grounds in Cheruthoni from April 29-May 5, Kozhikode beach from May 3-12, the grounds opposite Indira Gandhi stadium in Palakkad from May 4-10, Alappuzha beach from May 6-12, Kottakkunnu in Malappuram from May 7-13, Police Grounds in Kannur from May 8-14, Ashramam grounds in Kollam from May 11-17, Sabarimala base camp grounds in Pathanamthitta from May 16-22, Marine Drive in Ernakulam from May 17-23, and Students' Corner at Swaraj Ground in Thrissur from May 18-24. Each venue will host comprehensive programs featuring stalls from various government departments, sales booths, a theme pavilion by I&PRD, food courts, cultural performances, book fairs, agricultural exhibitions, Haritha Keralam Mission, and Kudumbashree displays. Notable installations include sections for the Startup Mission, Tourism, Sports Departments, KIIFB, and unique attractions such as KSFD's mini-theater, a police dog show, Caravan Tourism exhibitions, and live demonstrations by artisans. Over 500 invitees representing beneficiaries of government services, youth, trade unions, students, cultural and sports figures, industrialists, expatriates, and other community leaders are expected to participate. Chief minister inaugurates Kerala government's fourth anniversary celebrations in Wayanad at SKMJ Higher Secondary School, Kalpetta. The celebrations further expanded to Wayanad, where the 'Ente Keralam' exhibition was inaugurated at SKMJ Higher Secondary School in Kalpetta by Minister O.R. Kelu. A district-level meeting in Kalpetta allowed Chief Minister Vijayan to interact personally with 500 invitees from diverse sectors of the district. During the event, Vijayan handed over keys to houses built by the Scheduled Tribes Development Department to 123 landless Scheduled Tribe families. In Wayanad, the chief minister announced the fast-tracking of the township project, emphasizing its significance in driving sustainable development and improving the quality of life for residents. The event also highlighted the state government's achievements over the past four years, with a focus on ongoing initiatives and future plans for regional progress. Wayanad Cultural Fest showcases a week-long celebration of music, dance, and tribal art The Wayanad Cultural Fest is bringing a vibrant blend of tradition and talent to the district, with a series of captivating performances scheduled over five days. The festivities kicked off on the 24th with a breathtaking acrobatic and fire dance performance by Kerala's first all-girls acrobatic troupe. The evening also featured a spectacular Pakarnattam folk performance by Unarvu, a collective of award-winning tribal artists who captivated the audience with their rich, indigenous storytelling and rhythms. On the 25th, the stage will resonate with the soulful melodies of Sufi music, performed by the renowned Sameer Binsi. The 26th will feature an energetic music night, headlined by popular artists Kannur Sheriff and Faseela Banu. Continuing the celebrations, the Mangosteen Club will host a vibrant Song Festival on the 27th, showcasing local musical talents in a spirited gathering. The festivities will conclude on the 28th with a grand finale—a live band performance led by popular actress Krishnaprabha, promising to leave the audience spellbound and marking a spectacular end to this cultural extravaganza. Through these events, the Kerala Government showcased its commitment to development, resilience, and cultural enrichment, celebrating its achievements and setting the stage for continued progress in the years to come. Disclaimer - The above content is non-editorial, and TIL hereby disclaims any and all warranties, expressed or implied, relating to it, and does not guarantee, vouch for or necessarily endorse any of the content.
