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₹9,000 crore to combat covid-19. “Tamil Nadu may be allocated ₹9,000 crore special grant to combat covid-19 and its after effects on the state’s economy.

The goods and services tax compensation for April-June 2020 may be released early," Palaniswami said. The CM said that Tamil Nadu had exhausted the State Disaster Response and Mitigation Fund and requested an ad hoc grant of ₹1,000 crore from the NDRF immediately.

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