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Kerala seeks central support for cooperatives and anti-drug initiatives
Kerala's Minister M Liju met with central agencies to ask for more help.
He wants more money and support for Kerala's cooperative groups, which help with farming and other things.
He also talked about Kerala's plan to fight drugs.
Kerala has 14 centers to help people stop using drugs and wants to open more.
The minister discussed how to make these centers better with the help of central agencies.
He hopes Kerala will get more support from these agencies to make these plans work better.
Kerala Minister M Liju met with central agencies to seek support for the cooperative sector.
Discussions focused on financial assistance and concessions for cooperative institutions in Kerala.
The NCCF explored measures to improve market access for agricultural produce.
Kerala plans to expand its de-addiction centers to all 77 taluks with central support.
Broader discussions on the anti-drug campaign will be held in Kerala in the coming days.
- Who
- Kerala Minister M Liju, National Cooperative Development Corporation (NCDC), National Cooperative Consumers’ Federation (NCCF), Union Revenue Department
- What
- Kerala seeks central support for cooperative sector and anti-drug initiatives
- Where
- New Delhi
- When
- July 25, 2024
- Why
- To strengthen the cooperative sector and expand de-addiction and rehabilitation initiatives
State Government
Central Agencies
Support for Cooperative Sector
State Government
Kerala seeks greater financial assistance and concessions from central agencies to strengthen its cooperative sector.
Central Agencies
Central agencies like NCDC and NCCF are being approached for expanded support and participation in Kerala's cooperative projects.
Anti-Drug Campaign
State Government
Kerala aims to expand its de-addiction and rehabilitation initiatives with central support.
Central Agencies
Central agencies are being engaged to coordinate and strengthen Kerala's anti-drug campaign.
Key facts
- Minister
- M Liju
- Central Agencies Met
- National Cooperative Development Corporation (NCDC), National Cooperative Consumers’ Federation (NCCF), Union Revenue Department
- De-addiction Centres
- 14 Excise-run centres, plans to expand to all 77 taluks
- Key Initiatives
- Strengthening cooperative sector, expanding de-addiction and rehabilitation initiatives
- Location of Meetings
- New Delhi
- Date of Announcement
- July 25, 2024
Sources
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