• Affiliated to University of Kerala
  • Managed by Sree Sankara Trust, Perumbavoor

Planning Forum

The Planning Forum of Sree Sankara College is an academic initiative aimed at fostering analytical thinking, strategic decision-making, and awareness of economic and social planning
among students. The forum serves as a platform for discussing developmental policies, governance, and sustainable growth, encouraging students to engage in research, debates, and
discussions on contemporary issues.
 
Objectives:
 
  • To create awareness about economic planning, policy-making, and governance.
  • To develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills among students.
  • To organize seminars, debates, and discussions on national and global planning issues.
  • To provide insights into economic development, financial management, and public policy.
 
Activities:
 
(i) The Planning Forum, in association with the Department of Economics, facilitated a live streaming session of the Union Budget 2024, coordinated by Jibin Francis, Assistant Professor,
Department of Economics, Sree Sankara College, on 01.02.2024 in the College Seminar Hall. The session fostered an engaging learning environment, enabling students to analyze key announcements, and understand the broader economic outlook of the nation. The live streaming proved to be an enriching experience, bridging the gap between academic learning and real-world policy decisions.
 
(ii) The Planning Forum, in collaboration with the Department of Economics, organized an insightful discussion on the Kerala Budget 2024-25, featuring Anjana N. C., Research Scholar from the University of Kerala, as the distinguished speaker on 13.02.2024. The session delved into the key highlights of the budget, analyzing its implications on economic growth, social welfare, and fiscal sustainability. With keen expertise, the speaker unraveled the intricacies of policy decisions, shedding light on their potential impact on various sectors, including education, healthcare, infrastructure, and employment. The discussion fostered a stimulating exchange of ideas, encouraging students and faculty to critically engage with the state’s economic vision. It was an intellectually enriching experience, offering a deeper understanding of the budgetary framework and its role in shaping Kerala’s development trajectory.
 
Convener: Mr. Bharath Sabu T., Dept. of Economics