Chennai, Feb 19 (PTI) The Tamil Nadu government on Monday presented the 2024-25 budget, estimating the revenue deficit at over Rs 49,000 crore and made new announcements aimed at achieving the 7 grand Tamil dream which included social justice and women's welfare.
February 23, 2021
The World Bank funded Chennai City Partnership formulated as a unique model of development co-operation will be implemented in three phases over a period of seven years.
In the first phase, the programme will be implemented with an outlay of ₹3,140 crore of which the World Bank funding assistance will be $300 million, said O Paneerselvam, Deputy Chief Minister, while presenting the interim budget 2021-22.
In the first phase, the focus is on strengthening governance, policies and institutions. The Chennai Urban Metropolitan Transport Authority has been revamped and the Act amended.
A Water Authority to co-ordinate water resource planning and improve water security will be established. Enhancing quality and access to primary health services in Greater Chennai Corporation, expansion and improvement of bus services by the Metropolitan Transport Corporation and of water supply by the Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board, strengthening the financial
Our Bureau Tamil Nadu plans to reduce the fiscal deficit from 4.99 per cent of state GDP (GSDP) in 2022-21 to less than 3 per cent in two years, according to the Medium-Term Fiscal Plan (MTFP) placed