T.N. government
Coverage of T.N. government in the Nexus archive.
- Fix minimum and maximum prices for milk, industry appeals to T.N. government
The industry is appealing to the T.N. government to fix minimum and maximum prices for milk, similar to rice and vegetables, to protect consumers from adverse effects. Consumer activist T. Sadagopan suggested pegging milk prices to availability within a government-set range.
- Extension of permit for atomic mineral mining project: Vasan urges TN Government to withdraw decision
The Tamil Nadu Government has extended a permit for an atomic mineral mining project, prompting Vasan to urge the government to withdraw the decision.
- Will work with T.N. government to resolve people’s issues if they approach Lok Bhavan: Arlekar
Arlekar stated he will collaborate with the T.N. government to address public issues if approached at Lok Bhavan. He urged people to share their expectations with him and the state government during a book release event.
- Give appropriate compensation to Tiruvallur Ammonia leak victims’ kin, Annamalai urges T.N. government
Annamalai urges the T.N. government to provide appropriate compensation to the families of Tiruvallur Ammonia leak victims, stating the current ₹2 lakh compensation is insufficient and unjustified.
- Farmers federation urges T.N. government to continue ‘Farmer Official Link 2.0’ scheme
The Farmers federation in Tamil Nadu is urging the state government to continue the 'Farmer Official Link 2.0' scheme. The initiative aims to enhance farmer-government communication and support.
- Declare Cauvery delta drought-hit, announce relief measures: Anbumani urges T.N. government
Anbumani urges the Tamil Nadu government to declare the Cauvery delta drought-hit and announce relief measures due to weak Southwest monsoon and low storage in Karnataka reservoirs, which could impact Kuruvai cultivation in delta districts.
- Renewable energy producers look for policy changes from T.N. government
Renewable energy producers in Tamil Nadu are seeking policy changes to streamline the approval process for solar energy projects, which currently involve seven stages and take about three months. Investors emphasize the need for a more seamless process.