Vision Kerala 2047: Global Kerala Apprenticeship Exchange and the Redesign of Migration as Structured Learning
Kerala’s migration narrative has been shaped by a one-way extraction of youth. Students leave, skills ...
Vision Kerala 2047: NRI Credit Ratings for Kerala Departments and the End of Anonymous Governance
Kerala’s administrative system operates without a fundamental discipline that governs almost every serious institution elsewhere: ...
Vision Kerala 2047: Diaspora-Led District Transformation Labs and the Discipline of Fixing One System at a Time
Kerala’s districts are administered as if they are identical units differentiated only by budget size. ...
Vision Kerala 2047: NRI Dispute Fast-Track Courts and the Restoration of Legal Certainty
Kerala’s legal system is not feared because it is harsh. It is feared because it ...
Vision Kerala 2047: Global Kerala Land Bank for Productive Use and the Activation of Dormant NRI Land
Kerala’s land crisis is not about scarcity. It is about paralysis. Vast stretches of land ...
Vision Kerala 2047: NRI Regulatory Deletion Authority and the Politics of Subtraction
Kerala’s governance crisis is often framed as a failure of intent or integrity. In reality, ...
Vision Kerala 2047: The Global Kerala Index as a Mirror of Kerala’s True Global Standing
Kerala’s biggest governance weakness is not corruption, inefficiency, or political conflict. It is self-reference. The ...
Vision Kerala 2047: NRI Municipal Bonds with Governance Control for Accountable Urban Infrastructure
Kerala has historically borrowed in two ways: overtly through state debt and covertly through deferred ...
Vision Kerala 2047: Children of NRIs as Strategic Citizens in Kerala’s Global Influence Architecture
Kerala’s engagement with its diaspora has been frozen in a first-generation mindset. Policies are designed ...
Vision Kerala 2047: NRI Global Procurement Window and the Reinvention of Public Spending Intelligence
Kerala’s public procurement system is trapped in a paradox. It seeks global-quality outcomes but insists ...