Chương 70: Bharat Jodo: Kerala
All of India's gold has arrived, and the issue of UK's terrorism was raised by some countries in the UN.
USA officially didn't take any side, and was quick enough to invite UK and India to Washington on the negotiation table, acting as the mediator this time.
The meeting is scheduled on 31st January.
The talks for Indo-Soviet oil and gas pipelines also progressed, and an agreement was almost reached. Satyankar will be going to Moscow on 7th February to finalise the deal.
Satyankar, knowing how volatile the Indian voter is, which is a good thing, decided to start Bharat Jodo mission.
Within the five years, he will visit every state and major cities, and get to know the ground reality. It will start from Kerala, to J&K and Laddakh, from Balochistan to every North Eastern state.
Today, he is starting the mission from Kerala.
Addressing BJS-Kerala, Satyankar said,
"How is the work going?"
In Kerala, out of the 20 Lok Sabha seats, BJS won 18. In the state assembly, out of 126 seats, BJS won 98.
In Kerala, the main competition was from CPI, as Congress was considered a Hindi party which was actively preaching for Hindi.
In Kerala, BJS was very active even pre-Independence, as Kerala was it's model for having preserved Indian culture, using the type of muslims in Kerala as ideal against the supporters of Muslim League.
BJS was pro-education, pro-healthcare, pro-land reforms, pro-Kerala style religious harmony. But, what distinguished it from CPI was promising to promote Kerala globally.
The Madhav school of Maths which gave the world things like calculus, and achievements were stolen by westerners brought in a proud and nationalistic sentiment in the people.
Moreover, it promised to implement Kerala style religious harmony throughout India.
It also promised to start making a port in Kocchi within 10 years, pro-cooperative and private style businesses to boost the economy and give employment.
The CPI's scandal of receiving foreign funding, and its later ban further solidified BJS rule.
A scientist recently identified some higher-yield species of rice in Kerala, Bihar, and Bengal, so the green revolution is being started with them being inter-breeded.
In many villages, the biogass plants are already set up for its production. This will not only solve waste management of decomposable things, but also provide cheap natural fertilizer and fuel for domestic use instead of wood.
"What about pesticide?"
Certain insects were identified in acting as pesticides, but the perfect one will take time to find. The current ones determined for use are good enough for now, but won't be able to keep up when the production skyrockets.
"Keep up the good work. Everyone, do your best job in your state and national constituencies. The better job you do, the more you will be promoted. When I retire, the CM of best state will be chosen for the next PM candidate. So do your best in making Kerala the best state.
BJS is a merit based party, so do so that only the best candidates move forward, not on the basis of power and money. And keep the economy healthy at any cost. Without healthy economy, the state will crash."
In the industrial area, Kerala is doing relatively better off than Tamil Nadu.
TATA Biofuel Limited, on Satyankar's persuation, has been established its Southern India headquarters in Waynad, which produces pipelines, bio-waste tank, and other infrastructure for Biofuel. A Biofuel processing plant is also present in Kocchi for making the Biofuel cleaner and more suitable for use.
Krishna Cooperative Biofertilizer(KCB) was also established for procuring the extra bio-fertilizer to sell to other areas.
Since Kerala is relatively more or less stable now, many automobile manufacturers, especially bikes, trucks and SUVs have come to Thiruvananthapuram.
In the year 1950, Kerala's economy grew at the rate of around 18%, extreme poverty rate was reduced from 90% to 78%.
Kerala came out as the best performing state after Bengal.
From the capital Thiruvananthapuram, Satyankar and the Vishnu, the CM of Kerala, headed to Thrissur district in a road show, while stopping at each district to learn about people's problem, and if they had any solutions to the said problems.
The road show was quite successful, and they reached the Thrissur district, where the famous Sangamgram was which produced geniuses like Madhav.
Satyankar laid the foundations of Madhav Sangamgram International Institute of Mathematics and Astronomy (MSIIMA).
Mathematician Subbaramaiah Minakshisundaram who was born here was made the chancellor of MSIIMA.
Then taking a different route and visiting more districts of Kerala, the procession reached Kanyakumari.
There, Satyankar laid the foundations of Kalaripayattu Martial Art(KMA) School which will be the governing body of the worldwide competitions, and also have a huge dojo which can attract tourists to learn the martial art.
The mission in Kerala was well received, and the next place will be Tamil Nadu a month later.
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