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As a part of the initiatives to mitigate the woes of farmers, the federal government has determined to write down off the loans due from ryots to banks amounting to Rs 13.8 crore.
He stated the federal government would restart the cooperative sugar mill in neighbouring Lingareddipalayam in collaboration with the personal sector.
A sum of Rs 30 crore had been earmarked to rehabilitate the sick cooperative societies and undertakings within the Union Territory.
He stated the defunct AFT mill, Swadeshi Cotton and Bharathi Mills could be revived in order that the youth would get jobs.
Referring to the steps taken to deal with the woes of the fisherfolk, the Chief Minister stated a monetary help of Rs 1 lakh could be supplied to any fisherman needing to bear surgical procedure for cardiac ailment.
For therapy of kidney-related illnesses, an help of Rs 50,000 could be supplied.
A separate Welfare Board for auto employees could be arrange and senior residents within the age group of 70 to 80 years could be distributed an enhanced help of Rs 3,000 as in opposition to Rs 2,500 now, the Chief Minister stated.
Sanitary employees would henceforth be referred to as ‘swachch employees,’ he stated.
Dwelling and Industries Minister A Namassivayam, who responded to questions relating to his departments, stated the 800-acre website acquired in Karasur and Sedarapet villages could be handed to Puducherry Industries Growth Company (PIPDIC) to determine an industrial property which might allow entrepreneurs to arrange their models.
Namassivayam stated there was no energy scarcity within the union territory.
The ability requirement which was 420 MW final 12 months had now gone as much as 510 MW this 12 months due to growth and development in several sectors, he stated, including that the federal government was assembly the requirement by procuring electrical energy from central energy producing stations and in addition from the Puducherry government-owned Energy Company in Karaikal.
Sensible energy meters could be put in masking all sections of energy customers at a value of Rs 251 crore.
Namassivayam stated the federal government was encouraging solar energy services in all premises and thus far 4.5 crore models of solar energy had been generated within the Union Territory.
On the steps taken to satisfy the wants of police personnel, the Dwelling Minister stated distribution of uniform allowance due for final 4 years marked the measures the federal government has taken thus far.
To start out with uniform allowance amounting to Rs 5.5 crore could be distributed to police personnel and the allowance would even be paid to Dwelling Guard personnel.
The Puducherry administration would quickly herald an Act referred to as ‘Puducherry Management of Organised Crime Act’ on traces with these adopted in Mahrashtra and New Delhi to stop actions of ‘harmful criminals and history-sheeters within the union territory,’ the Dwelling Minister stated.
Namassivayam who can be in-charge of Training division, stated the federal government would introduce CBSE sample of syllabus masking Courses VI to XII as solely requirements I to V had been adopting the CBSE sample presently.
PWD Minister Ok Lakshminarayanan stated that large tasks to enhance the standard of consuming water could be launched in Puducherry at a value of Rs 250 crore which included loans being raised from establishments.
In the meantime, the finances session of the territorial Meeting (2022-2023) adjourned sine die Tuesday after the Appropriation Invoice tabled earlier by Chief Minister Rangasamy was handed.
Speaker R Selvam adjourned the Home and introduced that each one the federal government departments and places of work would show the portrait of the Chief Minister as had been requested by the ruling AINRC member S Ramesh.
The session was held for eight days.
Lt Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan made the customary tackle on August 10, whereas the Chief Minister introduced the finances for the fiscal 2022-2023 for Rs 10,696.61 crore on August 22 which was handed within the Home immediately.
