tamil Nadu Budget 2022-23

Budget 2022-2020 Filed in the tamil Nadu Legislative assembly - Key Features

Finance minister PDR started the budget speech quoting Thirukkural.

The budget has been prepared to keep in view the welfare of the future generations of tamil Nadu.

On the first day of his inauguration, the chief minister fulfilled 5 election promises. Stalin

The Speaker announced that the slogans of the members of the Opposition would be removed from the agenda.

Government's fiscal deficit falls after 8 years - Finance minister PDR Palanivel Thiagarajan 10,01,883 petitions have so far been settled under the Chief Minister's Address Scheme - PDR The revenue deficit has been reduced to Rs 7,000 crore in the budget of the tamil Nadu government.

    The goal of the government of tamil Nadu is sustainable development that includes all parties.

    GST will face a loss of Rs 20,000 crore this year due to arrears

    A move to establish the antiquity and purity of the tamil language

    An allocation of Rs. 2 crores for the Agar Muthali development project

    Excavations at Cholapuram, Gangaikonda, below, to tell the antiquity of the Tamils

    The government of tamil Nadu has excelled in controlling the spread of corona

    The collection of father Periyar's thoughts will be printed in 21 languages.

    The collection of Periyar's thoughts to take Periyar's writing to the next level will be published in print and wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>digital format in 21 indian world languages. 5 crores has been allocated for this.

    Action to facilitate land leveling work on government lands

    Rover machines to carry out modern level surveying work 7 An allocation of Rs. 7,400 crore for Revenue and Disaster Management

    An allocation of Rs 10 crore for new technologies to predict disaster 500 Rs 500 crore has been allocated for a flood.

    Irrigation system at an estimated cost of Rs.3384 crore to increase the utilization of water resources.

    Rs 300 crore has been allocated for the project to rehabilitate the dams.

    64 government of tamil Nadu approves project to rehabilitate large dams. 3 An allocation of Rs. 1,315 crore for the livestock sector Rs 300 crore has been allocated to set up a botanical garden near Chennai.

    Rs 200 crore has been allocated for the home search education program.

    Rs 50 crore has been allocated for the renovation of old government buildings across tamil Nadu.

    Rs 200 crore has been earmarked for the interest-free crop loan scheme.

    8 Rs 849 crore has been allocated for the environment sector.

    Rs 36,785 crore has been allocated for school education.

    Rs 5,568 crore has been allocated for the higher education sector.

    The capacity of 5 lakh students per year will be improved through the I First Plan.

    Book fairs will be held in all the districts of tamil Nadu. New district libraries will be set up in the 6 newly formed districts.

    New project in the name of professor Anpalagan to upgrade government schools.

    The government will provide support to make the Chess Olympiad better.

    2,000 leading chess players from 150 countries are expected to attend. 0 Head Hospitals will be set up in 19 districts at a cost of Rs. 1,019 crore.

    Prof. Anpalagan Development Project to be implemented at a cost of Rs. 7,000 crore - Finance Minister

    The move to help students affected by the war in ukraine pursue medical education will help the government realize the dreams of those students. 17,901 crore for the tamil Nadu Medical Department.

    An allocation of Rs. 2,542 crore for an integrated child-rearing schemeRs.1000 / - per month for students pursuing higher education in government schools

    Women to join college to prevent higher education dropout Rs.1000 / - per month will be deposited in bank account till completion of studies

    An allocation of Rs. 12 crores for the reconstruction of ancient places of worship

    An allocation of Rs. 12 crores for the reconstruction of places of worship for minorities

    An allocation of Rs. 738 crore for the Welfare of the Handicapped

    1,949 crore for the mgr Nutrition Program

    No maintenance parlors will be rehabilitated at a cost of Rs 190 crore

    2,130 crore for the Amrut project

    An allocation of Rs.1,000 crore to meet the basic needs of urban local bodies

    5 An allocation of Rs. 1,547 crore for the Chief Minister's Comprehensive Insurance Scheme

    An allocation of Rs.500 crore for the Singara chennai 2.0 project

    An allocation of Rs 2,800 crore for the mahatma gandhi Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme

    Chennai Wilderness Junction High Road worth Rs 322 crore

    Decided to embed 6 lanes on east Coast Road to reduce congestion

    An allocation of Rs. 5,770 crore for the Port Maduravayal High-Level Road Project.

    9 Rs 928 crore has been earmarked for bus fare concessions for students

    An allocation of Rs. 13,108 crore to meet the power loss