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Kerala becomes India’s first state to declare freedom from extreme poverty

Kerala's four-year project identified 103,099 individuals in extreme poverty and provided tailored support, with over $110 million spent to ensure no family relapses, officials said.

Summary by intellinews.com
The state's Chief Minister described the moment as the dawn of a new era for Kerala, attributing the achievement to a sustained four-year effort under the Extreme Poverty Alleviation Project.

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Kerala becomes India’s first state to declare freedom from extreme poverty

The state's Chief Minister described the moment as the dawn of a new era for Kerala, attributing the achievement to a sustained four-year effort under the Extreme Poverty Alleviation Project.

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intellinews.com broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Monday, November 3, 2025.
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