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Tamil Nadu Today: CM releases blueprint for government’s vision for 2030

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Tamil Nadu Today: CM releases blueprint for government’s vision for 2030
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Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has unveiled a 14-point blueprint for Tamil Nadu's vision for 2030, focusing on transforming villages into economic centers. The plan is based on feedback from a household survey involving 1.81 crore families. In other news, Justice S.A. Dharmadhikari has been sworn in as the Chief Justice of the Madras High Court, and an elderly woman was found murdered in Coimbatore.

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1. CM Stalin unveils sector-wise blueprint for Tamil NaduChief Minister M.K. Stalin outlined a 14-point, sector-wise blueprint for his government’s vision of Tamil Nadu 2030, based on the feedback received from 1.81 crore families under the Unga Kanava Sollunga (Share your dreams) household survey.Speaking at an event titled Tamil Nadu 2030 - Kanavugal Meipadum (Dreams will come true) in Chennai, Mr. Stalin said villages will be transformed into centres of economic growth. A new scheme will be implemented to provide urban amenities in rural areas based on the vision of former President of India A.P.J. Abdul Kalam.2. Justice S.A. Dharmadhikari sworn in as Chief Justice of Madras High CourtTamil Nadu Governor R.N.

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