Tamil Nadu to become top most industrial state in entire India!!
Posted on: 23/Nov/2021 9:37:23 AM
The chief minister Mr. M.K Stalin yesterday has assured that the state of Tami Nadu would become the top most industrial state in the country.
The chief minister was busy taking part in a meeting in Coimbatore yesterday. He spoke about how TN would become the face of the industrial sector in India.
He shed light on how Coimbatore with many industries generates export revenue and provides a base for the industrial growth in the entire Tamil Nadu. It was revealed that the government was working towards bringing industrial growth in all the districts belonging to the state of TN.
The superb piece of information is that on Tuesday, 23rd November, multi crores worth investments would be attracted through MoU’s to be signed in the investment conclave in Tirupur. By this, lakhs of youngsters would get employment opportunities. The chief minister later pointed out the fact that in Coimbatore DMK party did not get the desired victory at the Assembly elections. Point is that the present TN government would be continuing its work even for those who did not vote for the party.
It is worthy to mention that in the run up to Assembly elections 2021 Mr Stalin received many petitions from the public dropped in a locked box during his visit to all constituencies in TN. Ungal Thoghuthiyil Muthalamaichar Department was formed once Mr. Stalin assumed office. It is learnt that lakhs of grievance petitions in the box were resolved. An amount of Rs 1132 crores has been allotted for the expansion of the airport in Coimbatore. The works regarding this would begin soon. Truth is that the expansion works have been pending for the last 10 years. As many as 5 scheme roads would be laid and an amount of Rs 200 crores has been allotted.
The chief minister then hinted about shifting the Coimbatore prison to the outskirts and the establishment of Semmozhi Poonga at a cost of Rs 200 crores. It must be noted that earlier he inaugurated 70 completed projects of Rs 587.91 crores and foundation for as many as 128 new projects was laid at a cost of Rs 89.73 crores.
