New Delhi, October 10 – Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan held a crucial meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi today to discuss multiple development projects and pressing issues concerning the state. The dialogue focused on enhancing central assistance for Kerala’s rehabilitation efforts, particularly in Wayanad, which recently suffered significant damage from natural disasters. During the meeting, Chief Minister Vijayan emphasized the urgent need for increased funding to support recovery and rebuilding in the affected regions. Additionally, he raised the long-standing demand for establishing an All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Kerala to improve healthcare infrastructure. Infrastructure development was another key topic, with discussions centered on upgrading national highways across the state. Vijayan requested enhanced central support to expedite these vital projects, which aim to boost connectivity and economic growth. Both leaders explored strategies to strengthen center-state cooperation, ensuring smoother implementation and faster completion of development initiatives. Prime Minister Modi reaffirmed the central government’s commitment to providing comprehensive support to Kerala’s growth agenda. This high-level engagement underscores Kerala’s proactive approach to securing federal backing for its development priorities, aiming to accelerate progress and improve the welfare of its citizens.