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Kottayam has empowered women, high literacy, zero poverty, palatial mcmansions, great scenery, abundant water, NRI money, comfy cottage-core life & a liberal society. And yet, nobody wants to live there. Malayali society doesn't understand the value of dense metropolises.

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Фото профиля Ankit A. G. K.
Ankit A. G. K.1 месяц назад

Go big, and go vertical, or fade away into irrelevance. As simple as that. Kottayam doesn’t even have a proper road connecting it to Kochi

Фото профиля Georgy Thomas
Georgy Thomas1 месяц назад

Maybe the change will happen from Kottayam Port!

Фото профиля Ajmal Karumannil
Ajmal Karumannil1 месяц назад

You can’t really say Malayalis don’t understand the value of dense metropolises, at least not when you look at our diaspora settled across the West and the Middle East. I think Kerala could have developed into a much more cosmopolitan urban society like you advocate for, if we had implemented the right policies to attract our affluent diaspora to invest and settle back home. But from my own experience, I’m seeing many people selling off their assets in Kerala and permanently settling west. I’m not sure how much reverse migration is realistically possible. Perhaps changing economic conditions in parts of the West could encourage some of the newer immigrant generations to return, but for the wealthy diaspora who are already well-established there, I’m not sure there is much chance now. What do you think?

Фото профиля Sunitha George
Sunitha George1 месяц назад

Thank you bro ! Proud to say I'm from Kottayam!❤️

Фото профиля SpadeCaller
SpadeCaller1 месяц назад

The plain and simple reason why women in Kottayam have a greater say in decision-making at home is that they are often the breadwinners. Many men try their hand at business or entrepreneurship and don’t necessarily earn well, while women tend to take up stable jobs, such as government jobs, or move abroad for work. So, in many cases, women simply earn more than the men. That financial independence gives them greater decision-making power at home. Everything else is just hogwash.

Фото профиля Clark Kent
Clark Kent1 месяц назад

Things will change when we stop asking our girls to be independent , instead be providers. Society and country will progress

Фото профиля Open Thinks
Open Thinks1 месяц назад

Excellent 🌹

Фото профиля Ganesh
Ganesh1 месяц назад

Kottayam 😌😌❤️❤️❤️

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