Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], June 21 (ANI): When the first session of the 16th Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly began on Monday, Governor Banwariral Prohit was working hard to reverse the recent slowdown in the state government. I said I would do my best.

“In recent years, Tamil Nadu’s economic growth rate has slowed, and the government wants to reverse this trend and make the most of the period of rapid economic growth,” Prohit said in a parliamentary statement. I will do my best. ” “This government constitutes the CM’s Economic Advisory Board, which is made up of key economic experts from around the world. Its members include Nobel laureates Professor Esther Duflo, Professor Raghuram Rajan, and Ph.D. Arvind Subramanian, Professor Jean Dreze, Dr. S Sarayan. “

He further explained that, based on the council’s recommendations, the government would revitalize the state’s economy and ensure that the benefits of economic growth reach all segments of society.

Regarding Covid’s expected third wave, the governor said, “Healthcare professionals have warned about Covid’s third wave. The government will take all necessary steps to counter the possible third wave. The health infrastructure has been further strengthened. Health sector projects, including all 11 new medical college projects underway, are being promoted for early completion. ”“ A new 500-bed multi-specialty hospital Will be built on the King Institute campus in Chennai for a total cost of 250 chlores. Many government hospitals in the state have further enhanced oxygen storage and production capacities. For private investors, liquid medicine in Tamil Nadu Special incentive packages are offered to establish units that manufacture oxygen and related equipment, “he added.

Welcoming the central government’s decision on a centralized vaccination drive, the governor “welcomes the federal decision and notes the state’s voice to return to a policy of centrally procuring and supplying free vaccines to all categories. “. “We have told the central government to ensure that sufficient vaccine supplies are available to ensure that the entire adult population of India is vaccinated against Covid by the end of this year. I request, “he added. (ANI)