Archive · 2 Oct 2025
Kerala CM: No Marginalized Student Will Be Left Behind
The Chief Minister of Kerala, Pinarayi Vijayan, wants to make sure all students, especially those from groups that have faced challenges, get the same chances.
The government is starting a program focused on education and jobs, like what Mahatma Gandhi believed in.
This includes helping students study abroad, offering job training, and providing housing.
The goal is to ensure that everyone benefits from the state's progress, and no one is left out.
Kerala CM announced a campaign to include marginalized communities.
The campaign's motto is "Leap towards knowledge and employment."
Unnathi Scholarship helps SC/ST students study abroad.
Technical training programs equip students for employment.
Various programs and initiatives are in place for education and social welfare.
- Who
- Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan
- What
- Announced a campaign to integrate marginalized communities and provide equal opportunities.
- When
- Thursday, starting on Gandhi Jayanti
- Where
- Durga Higher Secondary School Auditorium, Kanhangad
- Why
- To ensure no student from marginalized communities is left behind in Kerala's development.
- Initiative
- Campaign for social inclusivity in Kerala
- Motto
- "Leap towards knowledge and employment"
- Scholarship
- Unnathi Scholarship enabled over 1,000 SC/ST students to study abroad.
- Medical College
- Palakkad Medical College admits 72 SC/ST students annually.
- TRACE Program
- Provides stipendiary training to over 5,000 youths.