State Planning Commission’s draft policies, reports submitted to CM
The Hindu
Tamil Nadu Planning Commission submits draft policies and reports to CM Stalin, covering various key areas and schemes.
Tamil Nadu Planning Commission’s executive vice chairperson J. Jeyaranjan submitted draft policies and reports prepared by the Commission to Chief Minister M.K. Stalin in the Secretariat in Chennai on Monday. Deputy Chief Minister and SPC vice-chairperson Udhayanidhi Stalin, Chief Secretary N. Muruganandam and senior officials were present on the occasion.
The draft policies submitted to the CM included: Policy for sustainable land use, Tamil Nadu Employment Policy 2023, Tamil Nadu State Water Policy and the Community Dog Management and Regulation Policy. The reports submitted included assessments of the flagship schemes of the State Government such as Chief Minister’s Breakfast Scheme in Tamil Nadu, Impact on Children in Primary Classes in Government Schools (interim Report), Benefits of Pudumai Penn Scheme, Ennum Ezhuthum Scheme.
Reports of studies such as Urban Heat Island – Hotspot Analysis and Mitigation Strategies for Tamil Nadu and Opportunities for District Cooling System in Tamil Nadu were also submitted.
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