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Kerala's new local leaders pledged to advance development, welfare, and recovery in January 2026.
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan urged newly elected local self-government bodies to focus on development and public welfare as they take office in January 2026.
He highlighted Kerala’s decades-long commitment to decentralized governance, rooted in 1957 reforms, and emphasized key milestones like the 1996 People’s Plan Campaign and 1999 transparency reforms.
Recent structural changes, including a 2022 department merger, have boosted efficiency.
Vijayan stressed sustaining poverty eradication through EPEP 2.0, advancing waste-free initiatives under ‘Malinya Muktham Nava Keralam,’ and completing 500,000 homes via the LIFE Housing Mission.
He also noted progress in universal palliative care through the Kerala Care project and recovery efforts after the 2025 Mundakkai-Chooralmala tragedy, with hundreds of homes under construction under strict quality controls.
Local governance remains consensus-driven, avoiding partisan politics.
Los nuevos líderes locales de Kerala se comprometieron a avanzar en desarrollo, bienestar y recuperación en enero de 2026.