With printing of lottery tickets and textbooks, KBPS on revival mode
The Hindu
Organisation faced disruption in operations due to COVID-19 spread
The Kerala Books and Publications Society (KBPS) in Kakkanad is seeing a revival of activities with the resumption of printing of lottery tickets as well as near completion of printing of school textbook volumes needed for the academic year 2021-22. The KBPS had faced disruption in operations due to the spread of COVID-19 earlier this year, but printing works were being brought back to near normal, adhering to the pandemic protocol, said managing director Soorya Thankappan. The activities of the society had been affected with the stoppage of lottery sales in the State as part of the efforts to contain COVID-19 outbreak. Finance Minister K.N. Balagopal had said early this month that 237 lottery draws were suspended as part of the government efforts to contain the pandemic.
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