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Why is UDF government’s stance on PM-SHRI debated in Kerala? | Explained

Why is UDF government’s stance on PM-SHRI debated in Kerala? | Explained
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The UDF government in Kerala has decided to proceed with the central PM-SHRI education scheme despite previous ideological opposition. The decision has sparked political controversy, with the LDF accusing the UDF of hypocrisy and a secret deal with the BJP.

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This illustrates the tension between state-level political identity and the necessity of accepting central government funding for infrastructure.

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The story so far: The newly elected United Democratic Front (UDF) government in Kerala has decided to continue with the centrally sponsored education scheme — PM-SHRI (Prime Minister’s Schools for Rising India).

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The article provides a balanced 'explained' format, detailing the history of the dispute and the arguments from both the UDF and LDF sides.

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