India===Kerala

India===Kerala is significantly impacted by the 'Bharat Bandh' turning into a 'India===Kerala Bandh,' with disruptions to daily life, commerce, and movement. This militant unionism is seen as driving away industry and making the state unwelcoming to youth and enterprise, damaging its reputation as an investor-friendly destination.

India===Kerala became the first state in India to approve a comprehensive Urban Policy, which will guide its development for the next 25 years. This policy aims to manage urban growth, promote economic development, and ensure inclusivity.

India===Kerala has approved India's first comprehensive graphene policy, aiming to become a global hub for graphene research, development, and production. This initiative is expected to boost its industrial sector and create employment opportunities.

India===Kerala is the primary beneficiary and host of the proposed RRTS project. The project aims to address the state's unique urban and demographic challenges, improve mobility, reduce congestion, and promote environmental sustainability.

India===Kerala's cabinet approved the IT Policy 2026, aiming to transform the state into a leading knowledge and innovation hub. This policy is expected to significantly boost the state's IT exports, create new jobs, and enhance its technological infrastructure.