6 Promises for Conservancy Workers in Tamil Nadu

Chennai: Six promises, such as free breakfast for conservative workers in the urban areas of the state, called for medical treatment for medical treatment for discomfort caused by dangerous conditions and education assistance to their children to end the state cab strikes under the chairmanship of Prime Minister MK Stalin and return to work.

The State Cabinet remembered the welfare measures initiated by the DMK governments for themselves in 2007, such as the welfare committee, and six promises were announced by Tangam Thenarasu, the Minister of State, who said that they would receive a subsidies of 35 percent of those who started business initiatives.

The Minister said that for those who repay loans without default, another subsidies will be given six percent of them and the government would be allocated 10 crore per year for the plan.

For the families of the conservative workers who died in the cable team, the government decides to be met for 5 RS 5 Crore Solatium in addition to the 5 RS 5 Crore Solatium, which they will be entitled through the prosperity boards, and the financial assistance will work completely up to 10 RS.

Minister, conservative workers who are accepted to the children of the children, through a new Higher Education Scholarship Program, school fees, hostel charges and textbooks and books to meet scholarships to provide scholarships, he said.

He said that the protection workers in the urban areas living without their own home will have the right to allocate the houses built by Tamil Nadu Urban Habitat Development Board, which will build 30,000 houses in their residence.

In rural areas, he said he would be preferred to allocate the houses built under the Kalignar Dream House program.

Since the protection workers started to work in the early hours of the day and could not cook food and bring food at the business points, the government would provide them with free breakfast through local organs. The program would start in the Chennai Corporation area and then applied to the rest of the state.