‘Reimagining Keralam’ workshop at IIM-Kozhikode concludes

The Kerala Council of Ministers concluded a two-day 'Reimagining Keralam' workshop at IIM-Kozhikode. The retreat focused on strategic planning for the state's economic growth, education, and global branding.
Why it matters
This event highlights a collaborative effort between academic institutions and state government to modernize administrative policy and economic development.
‘Reimagining Keralam’, a two-day residential retreat for the Keralam Council of Ministers being held at the Indian Institute of Management-Kozhikode (IIM-K) since August 4, concluded on Saturday afternoon.
The proposed ‘Silver Economy’ Mission, strengthening of the fiscal and economic base of the State, entrepreneurship and skill development, converting Keralam as a centre of excellence in higher education, handling of generation change, and elevation of the State as a global brand were discussed on the second day. Deepa Sethi and Priya Nair Rajeev led the session on ‘Silver Economy’. Mridul Kumar Saggar and Vipin V. Veetil participated in the session on the economic sector. Ashutosh Sarkar and Nycil George were part of the session on ‘Skill Development’, and S. Sreejesh, M. Devaprasad, Ankur Jain, and Silpa Satheesh also presented their ideas.
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