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 TAMIL NADU

• Tamil Nadu is a state in southern India.

• The Indian state of Tamil Nadu has 38 districts after several splits of
the original 13 districts at the formation of the state on 1 November
1956.
• Capital of Tamil Nadu is Chennai
• The history of Tamil Nadu begins with the establishment of a
trinity of Tamil powers in the region namely, the Chera, Chola, and
Pandya kingdoms all of which are of unknown antiquity.
• Tamil Nadu is famous for its temples, festivals, and celebration of
the arts.
 FAMOUS FESTIVALS OF TAMIL NADU

• Pongal
• Thaipusam
• Karthigai Deepam
• Thiruvaiyaru Festival
• Natyanjali dance Festival
• Jallikattu Bull Festival
• Chitri Rai Festival
 TRADITION AND CULTURE OF TAMIL NADU

• The state is home to great historical

heritage and tradition. Tamil Nadu
culture is super rich and truly vibrant,
hence the state is frequently visited by
travellers and history enthusiasts from all
parts of the world.
 FAMOUS PERSONALITIES

• M Karunanidhi
• MK Stalin
• Jayalalitha
• APJ Abdul Kalam
• Sundar pichai
• Rajnikanth
• Kamal haasan
SOCIO-ECONOMIC SCENARIO

• Gross State Domestic Product -Rs 24,84,807

crore with a growth of 14%
• Birth ratio- 13.8 per 1000 population
• Death ratio- 6.1 per 1000 population
• Ranked among the lowest poverty states with
Poverty Ratio of 4.89%
• Unemployment rate 4.1%
• Ranked first in terms of number of factories &
industrial workers
• Area (1000sq kms) – 130,058sq kms
• Ranked first in terms of number of factories & industrial workers
• Area (1000sq kms) – 130,058sq kms
• Human development index – 0.686
• FDI Stock – 28,049 crores
• Public debt – 26.29 of GSDP
• Budget balance – 90114 crores
 STATE ISSUES AND SOLUTIONS

• UNEMPLOYMENT
• POOR INFRASTRUCTURE
• EDUCATION
• POPULATION
• HEALTH CARE
• WATER SCARCITY
• CHILD LABOUR
GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND IMPACTS

• INDUSTRIAL POLICY : Tamil Nadu has a well-developed industrial sector, and the government has introduced several
policies to promote industrial growth in the state
• EDUCATION POLICY: The Tamil Nadu government provides free education for all students up to higher secondary
level. This policy has helped improve literacy rates and promote access to education for children from all backgrounds.
• HEALTHCARE POLICY :The Tamil Nadu government provides free healthcare services to its citizens through a
network of government hospitals and primary healthcare centers.
• SOCIALWELFARE POLICY : The government has also implemented various schemes for the welfare of marginalized
communities such as women, children, and disabled persons.
• WOMEN EMPOWERMENT : The state government has introduced several schemes and policies to promote women’s
empowerment and gender equality. For example, the Amma Two Wheeler Scheme provides a subsidy for women to
purchase two-wheelers, while the Cradle Baby Scheme provides financial assistance to families who have female babies.
CONCLUSION

Tamil Nadu is a state with a rich history, diverse culture, and significant contributions to the
growth and development of India. Its achievements in social, economic, and cultural
development make it a model for other states in India to emulate.
REFERENCE

https://m.statisticstimes.com/economy/india/tamil-nadu-economy.php

• https://www.newindianexpress.com/nation/2021/nov/26/kerala-tamil-nadu-among-least-

poor-states-in-indiabihar-jharkhandpoorest-niti-aayog-2388448.html

• https://www.indiabudget.gov.in/economicsurvey/doc/stat/tab82.pdf

• https://unemploymentinindia.cmie.com/
• • Rbi.org.in