Divide and Open New Shops from Ration Shops? says Minister
In 5,000 fair pricing shops across tamil Nadu, it was discovered that the number of family cards is high. tamil Nadu's chief minister has directed that new shops be established by separating these. A. Chakrabarty, the minister of Food, stated that effort is being done in this regard. Today was the Certificate of Jewelry Loan Waiver and Issuance of Jewelry and Welfare Assistance at Ottanchattaram Co-operative Banks in Dindigul District. The occasion was presided over by Dindigul district Collector S. Visagan. Ramakrishnan, Managing director of the Dindigul district Central Cooperative Bank, presided. The meeting was greeted by Co. Kandinathan, Joint Registrar of Dindigul Zonal Co-operative Societies.
Minister A. Chakrabarty, who presented the beneficiaries with jewellery loan forgiveness certificates, jewelery and different loans, and new family cards, said: "In tamil Nadu, 11 lakh new family cards have been granted thus far." Dindigul district has issued 36,000 new family cards. A large number of family cards has been discovered in over 5,000 fair pricing businesses across tamil Nadu. The chief minister has ordered that these stores be separated. Work is being done in an appropriate manner. Jewelery debts of Rs 208 crore have been wiped off in Dindigul district alone. A total of 54,600 people have benefited as a result of this. "Loans around Rs 20 crore have been wiped off in the Ottanchatram constituency alone," he claimed. A total of 1,977 people received various forms of welfare assistance.