The recent address by the newly elected leader in Tamil Nadu outlines the primary objectives and challenges for the incoming state government. The leader highlighted the severe financial crisis inherited from the previous administration, noting a state debt exceeding ten lakh crore rupees, and promised to release a white paper to ensure complete transparency. Key priorities for the new administration include ensuring women's safety, eradicating drugs, and improving essential services such as education, public distribution, drinking water, and transportation. The address emphasized a strict zero-tolerance policy towards corruption, warning that any misconduct within the government ranks will face severe consequences and asserting that there will be only one power center. Furthermore, the leader expressed gratitude to various national and regional political parties, including alliance partners, for their support in forming the government. The speech concluded with a commitment to secular social justice, minority welfare, and inclusive growth for farmers, fishermen, and the youth. #TamilNaduPolitics #StateGovernment #TransparentGovernance #itwebvideos #WomenSafety #DrugFreeState #PoliticalAlliances #SocialJustice #FinancialCrisis #ZeroCorruption #MinorityWelfare #FarmersWelfare #YouthEmpowerment #PublicWelfare #CoalitionGovernment #LeadershipTransition #GovernmentAccountability #vijay #tamilnadu #tvk #chennai #thalapathyvijay Subscribe to India Today for NEW VIDEOS EVERY DAY and make sure to enable Push Notifications so you'll never miss a new video. All you need to do is PRESS THE BELL ICON next to the Subscribe button! India Today TV is India's leading English News Channel. India Today YouTube channel offers latest news videos on Politics, Business, Cricket, Bollywood, Lifestyle, Auto, Technology, Travel, Entertainment and a lot more. Stay tuned for latest updates and in-depth analysis of news from India and around the world! WhatsApp Channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va2AnW3JENxxg7OuJv00 Download App: https://indiatoday.link/wHaj Follow us: Official website: https://www.indiatoday.in/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/IndiaToday Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IndiaToday
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Stop cinematic speech start to create development works for Tamilnadu instead of freebies as done by old DMK old kejriwal old anti indian Rahul s freebies.stop freebies immediately and become model CM in India. Don't announce any freebies in future. Don't waste public money to freebies schemes.Give public work's to hands of public not freebies to them immediately.
If you do well I may see you as pm in 2029
If vijay got married with trisha, does she get silksaree as per vijay schemes
Ban corruption the rest will fall in place naturally
God save tn
TN god save you 😂😂😂
Hats off to you
Congratulations to our honorable Chief Minister Joseph Vijay ❤ Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka have very large economies, so they are able to handle higher levels of borrowing. Almost all major Indian states carry significant debt. Moreover, the Central Government of India itself has an outstanding debt of roughly ₹180–200 lakh crore. Anyone can verify this on the official Ministry of Finance India website. Hopefully TamilNadu is in the right track. Be positive.
Vijay's understanding of economy is extremely poor which is expected from an actor. India’s top states are not judged by debt alone, but by whether their economies are strong enough to sustain it. Approx 2025 figures: Maharashtra — Economy ₹45L cr | Debt ₹9L cr (~20%) Tamil Nadu — Economy ₹32L cr | Debt ₹8.5L cr (~27%) Karnataka — Economy ₹30L cr | Debt ₹7.6L cr (~25%) Gujarat — Economy ₹27L cr | Debt ₹5L cr (~18%) UP — Economy ₹27L cr | Debt ₹7.8L cr (~29%) High debt stress states: Punjab (~45%), West Bengal (~39%), Kerala (~38%), Himachal (~45%+) because debt is very high compared to their economic output. Debt itself is not bad. Even companies and countries borrow. Good debt is when money is used to build: • industries • roads & ports • power infrastructure • education & healthcare • jobs & manufacturing If borrowing increases future income and economic growth, debt becomes an investment, not a burden. Tamil Nadu’s debt is high, but TN is still one of India’s top states because it has: • massive industries • automobile & electronics manufacturing • strong GST/tax revenue • exports & ports • strong infrastructure • better healthcare & education than most states So TN’s debt is largely backed by real production, taxation, exports and industrial growth — which is why Tamil Nadu remains one of India’s richest and most industrialized states despite debt.
Akshita ava athu ..😅
I want to see Vijay as PM of india in 2029....who is supporting?
Congratulations bro from Sri Lanka
Dawn of a new era. Dusk of an old Dravidian chapter.
This is excellent. It's yet another politician selling dreams of quick solutions. This is going to be super excellent 😂
Please upload a vedio of alone his vedio with english captions and without any translation
India’s top states are not judged by debt alone, but by whether their economies are strong enough to sustain it. Approx 2025 figures: Maharashtra — Economy ₹45L cr | Debt ₹9L cr (~20%) Tamil Nadu — Economy ₹32L cr | Debt ₹8.5L cr (~27%) Karnataka — Economy ₹30L cr | Debt ₹7.6L cr (~25%) Gujarat — Economy ₹27L cr | Debt ₹5L cr (~18%) UP — Economy ₹27L cr | Debt ₹7.8L cr (~29%) High debt stress states: Punjab (~45%), West Bengal (~39%), Kerala (~38%), Himachal (~45%+) because debt is very high compared to their economic output. Debt itself is not bad. Even companies and countries borrow. Good debt is when money is used to build: • industries • roads & ports • power infrastructure • education & healthcare • jobs & manufacturing If borrowing increases future income and economic growth, debt becomes an investment, not a burden. Tamil Nadu’s debt is high, but TN is still one of India’s top states because it has: • massive industries • automobile & electronics manufacturing • strong GST/tax revenue • exports & ports • strong infrastructure • better healthcare & education than most states So TN’s debt is largely backed by real production, taxation, exports and industrial growth — which is why Tamil Nadu remains one of India’s richest and most industrialized states despite debt.
Tamils will be the best,dont challenge Tamils we are in Tamil Nadu and around the world.
When there's a captain available in english why would you need to translate so disappointed
MK yenge
I don't understand this language.