V D Satheesan on Tuesday held his first official meeting with Narendra Modi after assuming office as Chief Minister of Kerala.
The meeting took place at the Prime Minister’s Office at Seva Teerth in New Delhi and lasted for around 20 minutes.
Satheesan was accompanied by an official delegation, including the Kerala Chief Secretary.
According to available information, the discussions mainly focused on development projects in Kerala that require financial and administrative support from the central government.
Sources indicated that infrastructure development, welfare initiatives and state level projects were among the key topics discussed during the meeting.
The interaction is being viewed as an important step in strengthening coordination between the Kerala government and the Centre following the formation of the new state administration.
Officials have not yet released detailed information regarding the specific projects presented during the discussions.
The meeting also marks the beginning of formal engagement between the newly formed Kerala government and the Union government under Satheesan’s leadership.
Political observers believe the discussions could play a significant role in securing central assistance for upcoming infrastructure and development initiatives in the state.
