Products of Aavin.

Pasteurized Toned Milk   Standardized milk  Full cream milk   Double toned  Milk	FAT 3.0%  SNF 8.5%    FAT 4.5%  SNF 8.5%     FAT 6 %    SNF  9.0% FAT 1.5 %  SNF 9.0 %
Ghee varieties	GHEE (TIN) 15KG GHEE (JAR) 5LTR GHEE (TIN) 1LTR GHEE (JAR) 1LTR GHEE (CARTON) 1LTR GHEE (TIN) 500ML GHEE (JAR) 500ML GHEE (CARTON) 500ML GHEE (JAR) 200ML GHEE (SACHET) 25ML GHEE (JAR) 5KG GHEE (JAR) 1KG GHEE (JAR) 500GM GHEE (JAR) 200GM
Skimmed Milk Powder	Carton - 500gms Poly Bag - 1 kg Bulk Bag - 25 kg
Cheese	200gms/400gms
Flavoured Milk	Tetra Pak & bottles 200ml -strawberry -cardamom -chocolate -Pineapple -Pista
UHT Milk	1000 ml (Tetra Brik Aseptic Package) 500 ml (Tetra Fino Aseptic Package)
Ice-creams Vanilla, Strawberry, Chocolate, Pineapple, Blackcurrant, Pista, Badam, Chaco Risin, Mango, Butter Scotch, Tutti Frutti, Sugar Free Ice creams	Cups 50gms/100gms/500gms   / 1lit  / 1 gallon Sticks  Cones
Milk Sweets Gulab Jamun, Mysurpa, Dates Khoa	Cartons - 250 gms/ 500gms/1kg
Butter	Salted -  200gms / 500gms / 20kg Plain - 200gms / 500gms / 20kg
Masala Butter Milk & Lussi Yoghurt	Sachet - 200ml         100 ml
Mango Drink - Maavin	200 ml (Tetra Brik Aseptic Package)
Milk Khoa Panneer	Packets - 25 gms/50gms/100gms - /250gms/500gms Bulk - Un sugared 200gms
CURD	200 ml sachet &       200 GMS CUP(Probiotic)

Free Training in Spoken English by BC, MBC and MW Department

Free training in spoken English sponsored by Backward Classes, Most Backward Classes and Minorities Welfare Department.

Review of Social Defence Department activities.

Honble Minister for Social Welfare and Nutritious Noon Meal Programme reviewed the activities of Social Defence Department

Statement of the Honble Chief Minister on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Press Statement of Selvi J.jayalalithaa, Hon'ble Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu - 6.10.2012.

     The UPA Government is unfazed by the sufferings of the common people, small traders and small farmers. The UPA’s latest FDI flag is diversionary - more to anesthetize the mammoth corruption charges  against the UPA Government especially when elections seem imminent. 

     The Cabinet’s approval on these issues, toting these as big ticket reforms which would accelerate unprecedented growth and boost a sagging economy is premature. 

     Increasing FDI from 26% to 49% in the Insurance Sector and opening up FDI up to 26% in Pension funds will be operational only if the relevant bills viz. Pension Fund Regulatory & Development Authority (PFRDA) Bill, 2011, and Insurance Law (Amendment) Bill, 2008, are passed by both the Houses of Parliament where the UPA faces a number crunch.

      26% FDI in the Insurance Sector was permitted, but nothing appreciable has come out of it.  Hiking it to 49% against a Parliamentary Committee recommendation will prove disastrous. As to whether they have the right to jeopardize this crucial sector is a debatable issue. Limiting the capital requirement to Rs.50 Crores for Insurance Companies will  result in the mushrooming of small companies lacking experience and capability and will be fraught with danger. This will unnecessarily expose our public to the risk of uncertainty. 

      Allowing FDI into pension funds and channelling the domestic savings of elderly persons into the highly risky and unpredictable capital market will place the future of  senior citizens at tremendous risk. 

      FDI in the Insurance Sector will lead to the emergence and dominance of Private Insurance Companies whose motives will be totally commercial. Consequently, the Public Sector Insurance Companies like LIC which participate actively in the developmental process will suffer. As a result, the developmental process of the nation itself will be adversely and severely affected.

       This move at best is a gimmick and at worst an unworthy risk. The act of disguising harmful decisions and promoting them under the name of grand reforms amounts to deceiving the people of the country. No amount of rhetoric will change the truth. I strongly oppose these moves as they are detrimental to the future of the common people of this country. 

Issued By:-  DIPR,Secretariat, Chennai - 9.  

Check Your Name In TN The Electoral Rolls.

      The election work is supervised subject to the superintendence, direction and control of the Election Commission, by the Chief Electoral Officer (appointed by the Election Commission) and the officers and staff working under him. The Chief Electoral Officer is normally appointed from the Indian Administrative Service.

     The district electoral machinery comprises the District Election Officers (DEOs) [generally the Collectors or District Magistrates; in the case of Chennai, the Commissioner of the Corporation], Electoral Registration Officers (EROs) & AEROs (for preparation & maintenance of electoral rolls) (generally officers in the level of Sub-Divisional Magistrates), Returning Officers (ROs) & AROs (for conduct of elections) and other officials [like Personal Assistant (Elections) to the Collectors, Presiding and Polling officers] appointed for the conduct of elections. The Office of the Chief Electoral Officer was set up in Tamil Nadu before the first general elections in independent India in 1952, with reference to the provisions of Section 13A of the Representation of People Act, 1950, for carrying out the following

Functions and Duties

Conduct of elections/ bye-elections to

• the 234 Assembly Constituencies in Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly
• the 39 Lok Sabha seats allotted to Tamil Nadu (Note: These two elections are direct elections where the people directly participate.)
• the 18 Rajya Sabha seats allocated to Tamil Nadu
• the office of the President of India
• the office of the Vice-President of India.

Note: The elections to these offices are indirect elections through their elected representative in Parliament and in Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly.

It is the duty of all election related officers to ensure that the elections are conducted in a free and fair manner and in accordance with all relevant Acts, Rules, Orders and executive directions of the Election Commission of India.

(ii) Setting up of Polling Stations.
(iii) Preparation and maintenance of an error free photo Electoral Roll.
(iv) Preparation and issue of Electors Photo Identity Cards (EPICs) to all electors.



Office of the chief Electoral Officer, Tamil Nadu Website is: http://www.elections.tn.gov.in

You can register your name online in the Electoral Rolls here http://www.elections.tn.gov.in/eregistration/

Check Your Name In  The Electoral Rolls here http://www.elections.tn.gov.in/searchid.htm