Chennai Corporation has been set to suspend the commercial licenses of Tamilian names.

Chennai Corporation will start a unit to promote the name plates in Tamilă. | Photo credit: R.Gu

Chennai Corporation is likely to launch an action to suspend the commercial license of the names without name names in Tamil. The state government is to intensify the action against the rapists. This week there will be a meeting of the high officials of the State Government to implement the existing statutory provisions regarding the Tamilă language in the councils of stores and units.

Chennai Corporation is likely to initiate actions in accordance with the provisions of the rules Tamil Nadu Urban Organs 2023, for the revocation or suspension of the commercial license. About 70,000 stores receive commercial licenses from GCC every year in the city.

Chennai Corporation issued commercial licenses for stores in all 15 areas after the merchant gave a declaration to set up the name plates obviously in the English Tamil and a third language displayed in the smaller font size in the 5: 3 report, this week, GCC is expected to check if it has been a couple to the name. The civic body will request the commercial licensing by notification in writing, stating reasons, to show the case within seven days on why the license should not be revoked or suspended. When examining the response received from the commercial licensing and offering the trader an opportunity to be heard, the civic body can, revoke the license or suspension of the license. A suspended license can also be revived after the indications have been properly respected.

Also, the state government will launch measures to promote the appointment of residential apartments and commercial complexes in Tamil. Showing to the name forums in cities such as Chennai, Cimbatore, Trichy and Madurai, the state government has already asked for urban local bodies to launch initiatives for promoting Tamilă in name forums. The counselors of the Chennai Corporation have already asked the Chennai Corporation to promote the Tamil Name Councils. Councilor Ward 35 S.jeevan said that the names of the names of the central business district were not in Tamil.