GROUP -4- IMPORTANT TAMILNADU RELATED CA

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Government Initiatives and Schemes

Scheme Name Date of Launch/Inauguration Place of Launch Key Features & Objectives Beneficiaries & Budget
Chief Minister’s Breakfast Program Initial: Sep 15, 2022 Adhimoolam Corporation Primary School, Madurai Provides breakfast to primary school children (Classes 1-5). Expanded to all government and government-aided private schools.
Tamil Pudhalvan Scheme Aug 9, 2024 Coimbatore Provides a monthly stipend of ₹1,000 for higher education. Male students from 6th-12th grade (Tamil medium) in govt/aided schools. Budget: ₹360 crore (2024-25).
Makkaludan Mudhalvar Initiative Initial: Dec 18, 2023 Aavarampalayam, Coimbatore Ensures faster and easier delivery of government services through special camps. General public interacting with 13 key government departments.
Kalaignar Magalir Urimai Thogai Sep 15, 2023 Kancheepuram Provides a monthly sum of ₹1,000 to eligible women heads of families. Over 1 crore women beneficiaries. Budget: ₹12,000 crore annually.
“Kannoli Scheme” June 3, 1972 Chennai Provides accessible eye treatment for rural and underprivileged residents. Rural population and poor families unable to afford eye care.
“Manu Needhi” Scheme Sep 15, 1969 Tamil Nadu Government officials camp in villages to receive and address public petitions directly. Rural population seeking grievance redressal.
Neengal Nalama Scheme March 6, 2024 Chennai (Secretariat) CM directly calls beneficiaries to get feedback on government welfare schemes. Beneficiaries of various government schemes.
“Vergalai Thedi” Scheme Inaugurated: May 24, 2023 Singapore (Kit Distribution on Aug 1, 2024, at Secretariat, Chennai) Annual cultural exchange program to reconnect Tamil diaspora youth with their heritage. Tamil diaspora youth (ages 18-30) from various countries.
Mannuyir Kaathu Mannuyir Kaappom June 12, 2024 Chennai (Secretariat) Promotes soil fertility and encourages bio-based agricultural practices like using green manure. Over 2 lakh farmers. Budget: ₹206 crore.

 

Infrastructure and Development Projects

Project Name Date of Inauguration/Launch Place of Launch/Location Key Features & Cost/Impact
Kalaignar Centenary Park Announced: Aug 15, 2023 Cathedral Road, Chennai A 6.09-acre memorial park commemorating former CM M. Karunanidhi.
Trek Tamil Nadu Project Oct 24, 2024 Secretariat, Chennai Promotes sustainable trekking on 40 scenic routes with a dedicated booking website.
Athikadavu-Avinashi Scheme Aug 17, 2024 Secretariat, Chennai (via Video Conference) ₹1,916.41 crore project to fill 1,045 water bodies and irrigate 24,468 acres in Erode, Tiruppur, and Coimbatore.
Kalaignar Centenary Jallikattu Arena Jan 24, 2024 Keezhakarai, Alanganallur (Madurai) A state-of-the-art Jallikattu arena built on 66.80 acres. Cost: ₹62.78 crore.
Chennai Data Centre Park Inaugurated recently Ambattur, Chennai ₹4,000 crore investment by CtrlS with a 72MW IT load capacity, expected to create ~9,500 jobs.
Chennai Formula 4 Racing Event Aug 31 – Sep 1, 2024 Island Grounds, Chennai South Asia’s first night street circuit race on a 3.5 km track.
Trichy Bird Park Opening: Feb 9, 2025 Kambarasampettai, Trichy Set to be India’s largest Bird Park cum Aviary.
Statue of Sir John Hubert Marshall Unveiled on his 148th birthday Chennai Egmore Museum Complex A statue installed at a cost of ₹50 lakh to honor the archaeologist who discovered the Indus Valley Civilisation.

 

Environmental and Conservation Efforts

Initiative/Finding Date/Period Place of Launch/Announcement Key Details & Significance
Integrated Elephant Census 2024 Report Released: Aug 3, 2024 Chennai The elephant population in Tamil Nadu increased to 3,063 from 2,961 in 2023.
Heatwaves as ‘State Disaster’ Officially Notified Tamil Nadu Allows the government to provide an ex-gratia of 4 lakhs to the families of heatwave victims.
First Wetland Sponge Park Inaugurated recently Porur, Chennai City’s first interactive park for wetland species education, located on OSR land.
UK-TN Carbon Neutral Partnership Launched recently Chennai A joint initiative to support TN’s transition to carbon neutrality, focusing on urban planning in Erode and Thoothukudi.
New Biodiversity Heritage Site Declared recently Kasampatty (Veeran Kovil) Sacred Grove, Dindigul Kasampatty was declared Tamil Nadu’s 2nd Biodiversity Heritage Site.
Tamil Nadu’s Mangrove Cover 2024 Report Tamil Nadu Mangrove cover nearly doubled from 4,500 ha in 2021 to 9,039 ha in 2024.

 

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