ON THE HIGHWAY TO GROWTH
THE WEEK|May 22, 2022
Tamil Nadu takes big strides in growth and development under the able leadership of Honourable Chief Minister Thiru M.K. Stalin
ON THE HIGHWAY TO GROWTH

With an aim for growth and development our Chief Minister M.K. Stalin is making continuous efforts for the socio-economic growth of each and every individual in Tamil Nadu. Under the able leadership of Chief Minister M.K. Stalin Tamil Nadu aims for inclusive development in all sectors.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, laid down the vision for Tamil Nadu and underlined the need for governments to transform and swiftly adopt technology to keep pace with the rapid and swift changes in technology. During the Budget session 20212022, an announcement for framing of Data Center Policy with a vision to develop Tamil Nadu as the numero uno destination for Data Centres by catering to all the specific requirements of Data Centres and providing them with an attractive business environment was made. As per the announcement Tamil Nadu Data Centre Policy 2021 was framed and brought into action on 23.11.2021. The objective of this policy is to promote Tamil Nadu as an ideal Data Centre investment destination. This policy was released by Honourable Chief Minister on 26.11.2021.

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