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Kerala ModelThe Kerala model refers to the economic practices developed in India's province of Kerala, which are used to assist in disadvantaged areas. For more than one reason Kerala is widely known as a special state in India and abroad. Quite often, its demographic characterstics and the achievements on the socio-economic front are highlighted as 'kerala model'(thampi,K.E 2001 Kerala times p12-16) and is unique among developing countries. Kerala,the southern part of India is well known for the world for the first elected ministry of communists. From olden days onwards Kerala women enjoys a leadership role in the society. Kerala has a sex ratio which is more advantageous to women. State has an extensive network of hospitals and primary health centres, and facilities are far better than any developed country.Death rate is far below. Number of women as head of the family is on increase.Participation of the women in politics is almost equivalent to developed countries. This state spending 60% of its annual budget to running public educational network. 'The ration shops' are model for public distribution system of food stuff and is a grand success comparing to any other developed country. The Kerala model is sometimes attributed to Christian missionaries, who lowered illiteracy and weakened the traditional caste system.
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