During a press conference on April 6, 2026, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan revealed that nearly 97% of the 900 promises made in the 2021 election manifesto have been fulfilled or are in advanced stages of implementation, according to the Left Democratic Front's (LDF) 10-year progress report. The report highlights significant achievements, including the completion of 5 lakh houses under the LIFE Mission and the resolution of long-standing land issues for 456,689 families. Kerala became the first state in India to lift 64,006 families out of extreme poverty, a notable milestone. The government also enacted the One House Protection Law to safeguard homes of economically weaker families and provides monthly assistance of ₹1,000 to over 16 lakh homemakers. The Chief Minister emphasized that Kerala ranks fifth in the NITI Aayog Ease of Doing Business index, reflecting a favorable industrial climate. Furthermore, the state has made strides in education, infrastructure, and employment, with 3,13,200 appointments made through the Public Service Commission. Despite these achievements, Vijayan criticized the central government for inadequate support for state initiatives. The government aims for comprehensive development while maintaining peace and communal harmony in society.