The Kerala government is planning to make technology entrepreneurship a key part of engineering education in the state, chief minister Oommen Chandy said in Kochi on Saturday. He said this while inaugurating YES CAN 2015, the second edition of the Young Entrepreneurship Summit (YES). YES is Kerala’s flagship entrepreneurship event, organised by the Kerala State Industrial Development Corporation (KSIDC). “For Kerala to become a developed state, the most important thing is to create a positive and entrepreneurial mindset among youth, especially students, and with this intention we are now going to make entrepreneurship a key part of B-tech degree education,” Chandy said in his inaugural address.