2010-2011 - Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly
2010-2011 - Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly
2010-2011 - Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly
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in 2005-2006 to 7 lakh 80 thousands in 2009-<strong>2010</strong>. A sum of<br />
Rs.891 crores has been disbursed as compensation over the last<br />
four years. A sum of Rs.40 crores as insurance premium subsidy<br />
and another sum of Rs.200 crores as state’s share towards<br />
compensation for crop loss have been provided in this Budget.<br />
6. This Government has raised the procurement price<br />
for sugarcane to Rs.1,025 per tonne in the year 2006-2007,<br />
Rs.1,034 per tonne in the year 2007-2008 and Rs.1,100 per<br />
tonne in the year 2008-2009 and is paying Rs.1,550 per tonne<br />
inclusive of transport charges and recovery based incentive for<br />
the current crushing season. With a view to further<br />
encouraging sugarcane farmers, this Government has<br />
decided to pay an additional price of Rs.100 per tonne for the<br />
current crushing season (2009-<strong>2010</strong>) and accordingly the<br />
sugarcane farmers will be paid an increased price of<br />
Rs.1,650 per tonne instead of Rs.1,550 per tonne.<br />
Considering the price of Rs.1,014 that the sugarcane farmers<br />
were getting in 2005-2006 before this DMK Government<br />
assumed charge, I am very happy to announce the sweet<br />
news that the sugarcane farmers will be given Rs.2,000 per<br />
tonne inclusive of transport charges and recovery based<br />
incentive for the coming crushing season(<strong>2010</strong>-<strong>2011</strong>).<br />
7. Accepting the long standing demand of farmers to<br />
raise the procurement price of paddy to Rs.1,000 per quintal, this<br />
Government has enhanced the procurement price for the<br />
common variety of paddy to Rs.1,050 per quintal and for the<br />
fine variety of paddy to Rs.1,100 per quintal by giving<br />
additional incentive over and above the price fixed by the