Tamil Nadu to subsidize 20,000 RS for buying e-cotters for some concert workers, Et Energyworld

<p> In order to strengthen the social security of the Internet -based service workers in Tamil Nadu, a group insurance scheme will be introduced to provide compensation for accidental death and handicap, benefiting about 1.5 Lakh workers. </p>
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The Tamil Nadu government announced on Friday 20,000 RS subsidies for the purchase of a new e-remoter at 2,000 Internet-based service workers, who are registered with the GIG workers’ Social Assistance Council. In his 2025-26 budget discourse, the Minister of Finance Thangam Newrasu, referring to a large number of young people employed in Internet and State who set up the workers’ assistance council based on Tamil Nadu, to promote their welfare, said: “A new scheme will be launched to support 2,000 To provide a subsidy of Rs 20,000, each for 2,000 new electric vehicle (E-SCOoter). “In order to strengthen the social security of the Internet service workers in Tamil Nadu, a group insurance scheme will be introduced to provide compensation for accidental death and handicap, benefiting about 1.5 Lakh workers. In addition, the salons equipped with essential facilities will be established in the metropolitan cities, including Chennai and Coimbatore.

In order to provide professional training to the children of workers in construction and to improve their living opportunities, 7 new government industrial training institutes (ITI) with pensions facilities will be set up in districts with a high concentration of construction workers, namely Krishnagiri, Tiruvallur, Kanchipuram, Madurai (Thharchundra) (Mannachanallur), Coimbatore (Perur) and Trichy (Mannachanallur), Coimbatore (Perurr) and Trichy (Mannachallur), Coimbatore (Perur) and Trichy (Manhanhanallur), Coimbatore. Dharmapuri (Karimangalam). These ITIs will provide training in 6 transactions at another 1,370 additional students annually and will be set up with the financial assistance of the Tamil Nadu Construction Council, at an estimated cost of 148 crores.

In the budget estimates, an amount of 1,975 CRORE RS has been allocated for the work assistance and skills development department.

Published on March 15, 2025 at 08:27 AM

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