602 projects under 100-day plan reviewed in Malappuram

602 projects under 100-day plan reviewed in Malappuram Published - August 17, 2026 11:02 pm IST - MALAPPURAM The Hindu BureauPublic Works Minister P.K. Basheer reviewed the progress of 602 projects being implemented across 50 departments in the district under the State government’s 100-day action plan at a meeting held here on Monday (August 17).The…

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Published – August 17, 2026 11:02 pm IST – MALAPPURAM

The Hindu Bureau

Public Works Minister P.K. Basheer reviewed the progress of 602 projects being implemented across 50 departments in the district under the State administration’s 100-day action plan at a meeting held here on Monday (August 17).

The projects include 479 livelihood initiatives aimed at creating employment and income opportunities and 123 infrastructure projects. While 65 are in industry and entrepreneurship, 82 in transport and public works, 23 in water resources and irrigation, and 20 under local self-government.

The district has so far cleared 3,700 of the 4,600 land-use conversion applications targeted under the programme, the agriculture and allied sectors account for 95 projects. Of the 2,057 land titles to be issued, 1,057 have been distributed. While 59 of 250 complaints concerning land fair value have been settled.

Construction of seven smart villages will be taken up, with six scheduled for inauguration under the 100-day programme.

Mr, of 4,700 complaints related to digital land surveys, 300 have been resolved. Basheer directed officials to expedite the purchase of computers and vehicles for schools using MLA funds, release pending instalments under the forest-dweller rehabilitation scheme and remove technical hurdles delaying construction of a hatchery at Edavanna.

He called on departments and local bodies to formulate innovative projects for the district’s overall development and stressed the need for officials to conduct field visits rather than rely solely on file reports.

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