Finance minister Palanivel Thiagarajan has stated in the budget that textbooks will be provided for ₹ 15 crore to schools that teach in the tamil way without the help of the government.
Private school textbook
Finance minister PDR Palanivel Rajan presented the financial status report in the tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly. He then allocated funds to various departments and issued notices to that effect.
He said Rs 82.86 crore has been allocated in the budget for the tamil Development Department. He said the collection of father Periyar's thoughts would be printed in 27 languages and steps would be taken to carry out deep-sea research in Korkai.
He said the free books being provided to government-aided schools would also be given to non-government aided schools, for which Rs 15 crore would be allocated. He also said that various cities in tamil Nadu, including Chennai, have been affected by the recent rains.
Therefore, Rs 10 crore has been earmarked to develop a structure with new technologies for early detection of weather conditions, he said.
Credit to the Women's Self Help Group
He said Rs 500 crore has been allocated for flood protection works in Chennai. He said Rs 50 crore has been allocated as special funds for the protection of government lands and removal of encroachments.
He said Rs 4,816 crore has been allocated for social security pension schemes, including old-age pensions and disability pensions. He said a special center for social media would be set up to curb false propaganda on social media. He said Rs 4,130 crore has been allocated to provide crop loans to farmers for loans to self-help groups.
He said Rs 496 crore has been allocated for the fire and rescue department and Rs 1,064 crore for the reconstruction of 64 dams in tamil Nadu. Villupuram, Ramanathapuram 10 crore new museums will be set up.
Rs.1000 / - for students
Students studying in government schools pay Rs. The minister announced that Rs.1000 crore would be provided. minister PDR palani Vel Rajan said that 4 literary festivals will be held annually and 5.6 crore has been allocated for this purpose and book fairs will be held in all the districts in tamil Nadu.
He added that 18,000 new classrooms would be built for Rs 1,300 crore. The minister said that the election promises were being fulfilled at an unprecedented pace and that the chief minister had fulfilled 5 election promises on the first day of his inauguration. The chief minister said that he has formulated a far-sighted plan to fulfill the remaining promises.
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