Highlights of Governor RN Ravi’s address in TN Assembly

Here are the highlights of the Governor's address at the TNLA.

Update: 2024-02-12 18:20 GMT

Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi addressing the State Assembly on Monday. (PTI)

CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu Governor R N Ravi on Monday delivered his customary address in the inaugural Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly session for the year 2024.

Here are the highlights of the Governor's address at the TNLA:

  • The State government will never permit the implementation of the Citizenship Amendment Act in Tamil Nadu.
  • All measures to be taken to prevent the Construction of Mekadatu Dam across River Cauvery.
  • Tamil Nadu recorded a real economic growth of 8.19%, surpassing the national rate of 7.24 in 2022-23.
  • Inflation rate in TN has been only 5.97% in TN, against the national average of 6.65%.
  • Rs 6,000 flood relief disbursed to 24.25 lakh affected families in Chennai and surroundings at a financial implication of Rs 1,487 crore. Same flood relief was distributed to 6.63 lakh families in severely affected areas in Tirunelveli and Thoothukudi districts.
  • Rs 1,000 relief was disbursed to 14.31 lakh families in other affected areas of Tirunelveli, Thoothukudi, Kanyakumari and Tenkasi districts at Rs 541 crore.
  • Tamil Nadusuffered a revenue shortfall of Rs 20,000 crore per annum due to the Union government terminating the GST compensation regime on June 30, 2022.
  • 2.40 lakh of the 2.67 lakh petitions received during 2,058 Makkaludan Muthalvar camps conducted in urban local bodies and peri-urban village panchayats across the State.
  • Caste census along with the national decadal census due since 2021 will be a major step forward towards evidence-based policymaking.
  • 2.17 lakh person benefitted under Innuyir Kaapom - Nammai Kaakum 48 Thittam and 1.07 crore people have benefitted under Makkalai Thedi Maruthuvam scheme.
  • 3,059 km length of roads taken up at a cost of Rs 4,861 crore and 187 bridge works at Rs 553 crore under comprehensive Road Infra Development Programme.
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