Todays @EconomicTimes article : http://t.co/XAQUC4cT0L

Drawing public attention to national journalistic investigations into Tamil Nadu's deteriorating business climate, DMK Treasurer M. K. Stalin on July 9, 2014, shared an analytical report published by The Economic Times examining the mounting distress across the state's industrial sectors. Stalin pointed out that the reputable financial publication's investigation corroborated the DMK's persistent warnings regarding chronic electricity deficits, policy paralysis, and declining capital investments under the AIADMK regime. He noted that key manufacturing corridors in Coimbatore, Tiruppur, Chennai, and Madurai were operating far below installed capacity, forcing small and medium enterprises to incur crippling operational losses and lay off thousands of skilled workers. Stalin stressed that while state government advertisements boasted of visionary growth plans, objective economic data revealed that new industrial projects were actively migrating to neighboring southern states offering reliable power supply and transparent clearances. He recalled how previous DMK governments under Dr. Kalaignar Karunanidhi established Tamil Nadu as India's premier automobile and software manufacturing powerhouse through visionary industrial policies and dependable infrastructure. Stalin called upon the government to abandon complacency and enact urgent measures to revive industrial momentum.