Kerala Budget aims to attract private investment but makes no mention of PSU projects
The Kerala government's revised budget introduces land reforms and a Special Investment Zone to attract private capital. While the plan focuses on infrastructure and industrial growth, it notably excludes support for public sector units.
Why it matters
This shift signals a strategic pivot toward privatization and private-sector-led industrial development in a state historically dominated by public sector influence.
With steps to address issues surrounding scarcity of land by major reforms in existing land laws, the Revised Budget presented by Kerala Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan on Friday puts forward promises aimed at attracting more private investments to Kerala. Under Land Reforms 2.0, the procedure for converting land for commercial enterprises will be expedited.
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