Vijayan has accused the United Democratic Front (UDF) government of engaging in harassment and politically motivated transfers of public servants.

The UDF government's white paper on Kerala's fiscal position reveals rising debt, significant revenue deficits, and challenges in the implementation of KIIFB projects.

The UDF government in Kerala has announced the cancellation of the contentious SilverLine semi-high-speed rail project, committing to remove survey markers and withdraw protest-related legal cases.

Congress leaders are intensifying discussions on cabinet formation ahead of the new UDF government's swearing-in in Kerala, with chief minister-designate V D Satheesan meeting Ramesh Chennithala and K C Venugopal to finalize ministerial berths.

The UDF government has proposed a tribal university, housing schemes, and job drives for SC/ST communities, acknowledging that existing schemes are not reaching everyone and committing to fix past systemic issues.

A proposal by Kerala's UDF government to introduce menstrual leave for schoolgirls has faced criticism from BJP and IUML leaders, who raised concerns about privacy and suggested alternative support measures.

Kerala's UDF government has established an expert committee tasked with assessing the state's finances and preparing a white paper within 10 days to boost revenues and fulfill election promises.

Newly formed governments in different regions have announced policies providing free bus travel for women. This initiative is among the first decisions for the UDF government and a key outcome of the BJP Bengal government's second Cabinet meeting, which also included Rs 3,000 aid.

After initial opposition, Kerala's UDF government has agreed to implement the PM SHRI scheme, but with certain conditions and riders.

The Governor of Kerala delivered a policy address underscoring the United Democratic Front (UDF) government's commitment to welfare measures and transparent governance in the state.

The new UDF government in Kerala has announced its first set of welfare measures, including free bus rides for women, increased ASHA honorariums, and a new department for the elderly.

The UDF government in Kerala, under CM Satheesan, announced free KSRTC bus travel for women and a ₹3,000 hike for ASHA workers following its first Cabinet meeting, also establishing a dedicated department for the elderly.