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Keralam Assembly session to begin on October 12

The supplementary demands for grants for the 2026-27 Revised Budget will be tabled on October 15.

Keralam Assembly session to begin on October 12

The upcoming session of the Keralam Legislative Assembly is scheduled to commence on October 12 and conclude on October 29, marking the second gathering for the 16th Keralam Assembly. According to the Assembly's published calendar, the primary focus of this session will be on government affairs. Several bills are anticipated to be addressed during this period.

On October 15, the supplementary demands for grants pertaining to the 2026-27 Revised Budget will be presented. The session will experience a recess from October 19 to October 23. Discussions and voting on the supplementary demands for grants for 2026-2027, as well as excess grants for the years 2016-2017 through 2021-2022, are slated for October 26.

Finally, on the session's last day, October 29, the Appropriation Bills associated with these grant demands will be deliberated upon.

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