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Kerala Cabinet ends Reimagining Keralam IIM retreat
The Hindu BusinessLine··6 Sept
Kerala's 21-member Council of Ministers ended a two-day Reimagining Keralam retreat at IIM Kozhikode. Director Debashis Chatterjee said Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan and the Cabinet linked ideas to policy. Sessions covered youth, eldercare, entrepreneurship and vacant higher education seats. Team-building and experiential learning closed the residential programme for all ministers. Chatterjee said ministers linked classroom ideas with policy action.
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What It Means For You
- Cabinet discussion tracked how to keep and attract young people in Kerala.
- Eldercare and the silver economy were treated as policy design topics.
- Higher education empty seats were framed around quality and career pathways.
What's Happening
- IIM Kozhikode hosted the residential strategic leadership retreat for ministers.
- Chatterjee said the Cabinet responded to questions on blue and silver economies.
- Talks also covered Gen Z, migration, health, wellness and palliative care.
What Ministers Debated
- The retreat was organised for the full 21-member Council of Ministers.
- Chatterjee said ministers connected classroom ideas with policy and performance.
- The Care Ledger framing was used to examine the emerging silver economy.
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