What people want from Pinarayi 2.0- The New Indian Express


By Express message service

SS hands - Merchants, Thirumala, Thiruvananthapuram

What-people-want-from-Pinarayi-20-The-New-Indian-Express.PNGWith traders among the groups hardest hit by the lockdown, the government should announce a year-long tax and license fee exemption
Plan systems to help at least the shop staff who are registered with the board of directors of the welfare fund
Need to put pressure on GST Council to reimburse GST already paid for products damaged or expired due to store closures
Since a flood payment of 1% for the last two years expires this month, it should not be extended any further.
Expect interest-free short-term credit for traders

Dr. CJ John - Specialist in Psychiatry, Medical Trust Hospital, Kochi

What-people-want-from-Pinarayi-20-The-New-Indian-Express.jpgProvision should be made for better income generation from government hospitals, which will be raised to accreditation standards by charging tariffs for higher income groups and those with insurance coverage. The funds generated in this way can be used for various welfare measures.
Budget allocation to provide financial incentives for frontline health workers
Financial allocation for the development of virology centers and laboratories
Measures to set up vaccine production units
Urgent implementation of Mental Health Act through establishment of proposed mental health review bodies

Devi K - housewife, Perambra, Kozhikode

1622789781_383_What-people-want-from-Pinarayi-20-The-New-Indian-Express.jpgThe government should think about ensuring the basic income for housewives
Women should be given financial support to start small businesses that can help them earn stable incomes
The empowerment of women must be enabled through education and the government must enact strict laws on dealing with domestic violence
The government needs to introduce short-term education programs and courses for homemakers
In the state sector, exclusive hospitals for the benefit of women must be set up in all districts

Paulose K. Mathew - Travel Agents Federation of India, Chairman of the Kerala Chapter

1622789781_315_What-people-want-from-Pinarayi-20-The-New-Indian-Express.jpgAs tourism companies are MSMEs, at least part of the budget for the industries should be earmarked specifically for the sector
Need a specific package for the sector, including workers who contribute directly or indirectly to the sector
The budget should prioritize funds for tourism infrastructure development that will help attract tourists once the pandemic is over
Since the sector is completely inactive due to the lockdown, there should be an exemption from taxes and electricity bills for tourism companies.
Give vaccines priority to those who work in the industry

Muhammed Labeeb Mb - 3rd year mechanical engineering student, CET

1622789781_297_What-people-want-from-Pinarayi-20-The-New-Indian-Express.jpgThe education sector needs to be revised as curricula do not keep pace with the times
More help for young entrepreneurs in the field of coding and blockchain
The budget must provide funds for the introduction of new technologies in the education sector. A substantial fund for the start-up industry is also the order of the day
Allocation of funds for education, health and development of the people in coastal areas and tribal settlements
The budget must provide sufficient funds to promote sustainable travel practices, including cycling

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