The
tamil Nadu General Budget for 2022-23 was presented in the
assembly amid much anticipation by Finance
minister Palanivel Thiagarajan. "This budget has been developed with a focus on agricultural development,
education quality, entrepreneurship promotion, women's advancement, socio-economic advancement of marginalised people, and the establishment of social justice at all levels, including environmental protection," the finance
minister said.
"Since 2014, the revenue shortfall has been frighteningly huge year over year," he continued. The scenario has altered for the first time this year, and
tamil Nadu's income imbalance of nearly Rs 7,000 crore is expected to decrease. In this difficult year, the fiscal deficit is expected to shrink to 3.80 percent from 4.61 percent," he said in a statement on the
tamil Nadu Budget 2022-23:
• A budget of Rs. 2 crore has been set aside for a unique initiative to develop a dictionary that explains the relationship between
tamil and the Indo-European
language family.
• At a cost of Rs. 5 crore, Periyar's opinions would be published in print and electronic editions in 21
indian and
international languages.
• Beginning this year, textbooks and notebooks will be available at a cost of Rs.
• At a cost of Rs. 5 crore, excavations will be carried out at 7 sites, field surveys at 2 sites, and pre-excavations at Korkai.