Adangamai' film crew thanks Tamil Nadu Chief Minister

 Adangamai'  Produced by Force Pixar by Bulendran AN Michael Johnson

Director R. Gopal writes and directs the soon-to-be-released film.It has developed into a story about the consequences of the nature of incapacity that takes place in the 13th chapter of the subjugation power.

In this film which focuses on the Eelam issue

Sharon, an Eelam Tamil, has made her debut as the protagonist. Even today the Eelam people in Tamil Nadu are living in camps as refugees with the scars of the past war.

In this context, the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu MK Stalin has expressed his happiness on behalf of the Tamils ​​of the world and thanked the Chief Minister for announcing that the 'refugee camps' of Eelam Tamils ​​will no longer be called 'rehabilitation camps' in recognition of the Eelam Tamils. film crew is grateful to the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu for recognizing the Eelam Tamils ​​as rehabilitation camps in order to change the perception that refugees are destitute, destitute and helpless.

Separate budget for Agriculture- TN CM M K Stalin

“A separate budget for agriculture with special focus on natural farming will be

announced in upcoming budget. At the same time reviving of local and village

markets to ensure farmers to get fair price for their produce” says Thiru M K

Stalin. This was announced  by the Chief minister of Tamil Nadu, Thiru M K Stalin

during inaugural of the virtual International Consultation “Ensuring Food and

Nutrition Security in the Context of Climate Change and the COVID-19

Pandemic”, organized by the M S Swaminathan Research Foundation

(MSSRF) in Chennai. National Policy-makers, Scientists, and the Global

experts on Climate Change, Agriculture, Food and Nutrition will attend the

high-level three-day virtual event.

He also emphasized on maintaining of ground water as well as control of flood

in Chennai city. He urged all the environmental scientists of Tamil Nadu to

come up with innovative suggestions to resolve the climate crisis in the state.

“Climate change is a life-threatening issue. Its impact is increasing day-by-day

as there is rise in incidents of heat-waves, drought, and floods. He urges

scientists of our State to come up with some innovative solution to tackle it

and this will be openheartedly accepted” says Chief Minister.

Delivering the keynote address, Prof M S Swaminathan, emphasized on use

of science and technology in agriculture and showed his gratitude to one of

the first leader of Tamil Nadu who initiated science-based agriculture.

“I recall with gratitude that our great leader Kalaignar M Karunanidhi, former

Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu who felt science and technology are building

blocks for modern agriculture and initiated very early, which strengthen State’s

Agriculture Institutions and farmers community” says Prof M S Swaminathan.

He further emphasized over need of technical as well as assured and remunerative market support for rural women, tribal and  farmers. Earlier, Dr Madhura Swaminathan, Chairperson, MSSRF, welcomed the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu Thiru M K Stalin, and Minister for Health and Family Welfare, through. Ma Subramanian.

“Like every year, policy recommendations from these deliberations will be shared with the State and the Union Governments” says Dr Madhura Swaminathan.The inaugural session attended by Mr N Ram, Chairman of the Hindu Group and Former Trustee, Dr Soumya Swaminathan, Chief Scientist, WHO, current MSSRF’s trustees Mr V Namasivayam, Dr Kezevino Aram, Mr