Tamil Nadu -
Other Investment Policies
Biotechnology
Policy
Tamil Nadu has emerged as a front ranking
State in attracting investments. The growth in knowledge-based
industries in the State in recent years has been phenomenal.
The export of software from the State which was only Rs.37
crores in 1995-96 has reached Rs.1,914 crores in 1999-2000.
In order to consolidate these gains and carry the State
forward in the path of economic development, the Government
of Tamil Nadu has decided to focus on another knowledge-based
industry, i.e. Biotechnology.
Electricity
Board 2011-2012 New
Electricity is a critical infrastructure
for sustainable growth of economy. Power development is
an important input for the State’s Industrial, Commercial
and Socio economic growth. For this, the availability of
affordable, reliable and quality power is necessary. Therefore,
adequate provision has to be made for augmenting power supply
to bridge the gap between demand and supply as well as to
meet the increasing future demand. Keeping this in view,
Government is giving utmost importance to power sector in
Tamil Nadu.
Fly
ash Utilisation Policy
The building industry in Chennai Bangalore
and other cities in Southern India is witnessing a major
boost owing to the influx of many multinational companies
into this part of the county. The cement industry itself
had seen a 14% growth last year. To meet the demand for
construction activities in and around Chennai, numerous
small brick making units have sprouted. The Tamil Nadu Pollution
Control Board, is presently taking stern action against
those units who are eroding the precious top soil. to avoid
dumping of Fly ash into ash ponds and also to use Fly ash
fruitfully in the building industry and thus make available
a large quantity of Fly ash bricks and limit the growth
of the top soil-denuding conventional brick manufacturing
process, a new policy to promote large scale utilisation
of Fly ash in building material industry has to be evolved.
the Fly ash Brick Manufactures Associations and Tamil Nadu
Industrial Development Corporation have appealed to the
Government to issue a new Fly ash policy.
Home,
Prohibition and Excise Department Police Policy 2011-2012
New
There is no country in the world
that does not have a Police Force. This hard truth underscores
the imperativeness of the Police as an integral part of any
civil society. Police as an institution is as old as mankind
and has evolved over the centuries into a service that is
the hall mark of any democratic State.
Information
Technology Policy 2011- 2012 New
Tamil Nadu has scientific and social
infrastructure and the human resources, which are indispensably
required for attracting IT investments. By harnessing the
above resources completely, it becomes necessary to use
ICT tools to extend the benefits offered by Government to
the Citizens and take Tamil Nadu to an incomparable position
in the Information Technology sector in India under the
able guidance, dynamic leadership and
futuristic vision of our Honourable Chief Minister.
Industries
Department Policy Note 2011-12
New
Traditionally, Tamil Nadu has always
been in the forefront of industrialisation with a strong
presence in the manufacture of engineering and auto components,
textiles, leather, sugar etc. During the post liberalisation
period since 1991, private Sector began to take over the
lead in the industrial development of the country. In the
changed scenario, States started taking the initiative in
the new and competitive environment and Tamil Nadu was one
of the earliest to seize the opportunity and announced its
Industrial Policy in 1992 itself.
Home,
Prohibition and Excise Department Tamil Nadu Police Policy
Note 2010 - 2011 New
The Tamil Nadu
Police was established in the year 1859. It has completed
150 years of dedicated service. Sesquicentennial year of
the Tamil Nadu Police was celebrated in a befitting manner,
various events like planting of trees, Sports, Patti Manrams
and elocution contests were held. A new granite memorial
was installed at the State Police Headquarters. A Commemorative
Stamp was released on 30.11.2009.
Handlooms
and Textiles Policy Note 2011 - 2012 New
The Textile Industry occupies a unique
position in the Indian economy in terms of its contribution
to industrial production, employment and exports. As regards
Tamilnadu, Textile Industry is the forerunner in the industrial
development of the State as it provides large scale employment
to the rural people next to Agriculture. Spinning, Handloom,
Powerloom and Garment are the four pillars of the textile
sector in the State.
