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Tamil Nadu CM C Joseph Vijay announces full waiver of co-op farm loans upto ₹75,000

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Tamil Nadu CM C Joseph Vijay on Monday announced full waiver of coop farm loans upto 75,000.

Speaking in the Tamil Nadu Assembly, Vijay also announced a waiver upto 75,000 for loans ranging between 75,000 and one lakh. A total of 13.34 lakh farmers will benefit from the loan waiver scheme, news agency PTI reported.

He added that despite financial constrains, his government announced an additional support of 953.06 crore for farmers.

The announcement comes as Vijay completes 100 days in office, marking a major milestone in the states history.

This is a developing story. More updates to follow.

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