Kerala’s “extreme poverty-free” declaration has drawn both praise and skepticism. Economists and activists say the data may not tell the full story of inequality and hardship.

After uplifting over 64,006 families living under extremely poor conditions in the state by ensuring them uninterrupted supply of food, healthcare, a source of livelihood and safe housing, Kerala is ...

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Kerala achieves a historic milestone, becoming India's first 'extreme poverty-free state' through its impactful EPEP program ...

Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Saturday declared in the assembly that the state was free of ...

Kerala Minister M.B. Rajesh defends the state's extreme poverty-free declaration, emphasizing a comprehensive participatory survey process.

Kerala has become the first state to eradicate extreme poverty from the state, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan announced in the state Assembly on Saturday.

KALPETTA: Even as the state government is gearing up to declare Kerala ‘extreme poverty-free’, majority of tribals are ...

Kerala uplifts 64,006 families through Extreme Poverty Eradication Project (EPEP), a scheme designed to help those in the ...

"Kerala is all set to create yet another history by becoming the first Indian state to eradicate extreme poverty. This was the first decision taken by the second Pinarayi government in its very first ...

Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Saturday declared in the state assembly that Kerala is now free of extreme poverty.

Kerala has made history by becoming the first Indian state to eliminate extreme poverty, as announced by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan.