T.N. Budget to be live-streamed at 100 spots in Chennai
The Hindu
Here is all the places you can watch Tamil Nadu budget 2025-26 live for free on LED screens on March 14, 15
The Tamil Nadu Budget for 2025-26, to be presented in the Assembly on March 14, will be broadcast live at 100 locations in Chennai.
Some of the key locations are Chennai Central Railway Station, Murasoli Maran Park, Anna Nagar Tower Park, Koyambedu Bus Terminus, Marina Beach, Pondy Bazaar Road, Kathipara Park, Besant Nagar Beach, Thiruvanmiyur Beach, and Tidel Park Junction.
The live broadcast will start at 9.30 a.m. Additionally, on March 15, the Agriculture Budget will also be streamed live through LED screens.
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