<h1>Kerala CM Calls for 'Zero Corruption State,' Urges Officials to Report Misconduct and Avoid Commission-Based Practices</h1> The Kerala Chief Minister urged officials to strive for a 'zero corruption state,' emphasizing the need to eliminate corruption beyond being the least corrupt state in India. During the Revenue Day inauguration, he warned against corrupt practices and encouraged officials to report misconduct. The CM highlighted the importance of resolving issues promptly for public satisfaction and warned against commission-based approaches in handling projects. He praised the revenue department for improved revenue collection and timely project implementation, noting efforts to ensure no one remains landless, with significant land allocations made since 2016. Kerala's digital resurvey initiative was also commended.