The opposition DMK in Tamil Nadu on Saturday released its party's manifesto for the 6 April Assembly elections in the state, making a slew of promises including free computer tablets with data card for students and a law to provide 75 percent of jobs in the state to locals.

Details of DMK manifesto for Tamil Nadu polls

- Petrol price to be slashed by Rs 5 and diesel price by Rs 4.

- Assembly proceedings to be telecast live.

- Aavin milk price to be cut by Rs 3.

- Emphasis would be given to make Thirukkural as national book.

- Property tax will not be increased in the state.

- Ration rice card holders to be provided Rs 4,000.

- Night shelters would be constructed for street dwellers.

- Rs 1000 crore to be allocated to maintain Hindu temples.

- Rs 10,000 for farmers to buy new motors.

- Tablets with free data to be given to government school students.

- Work for 75% Tamil people in industries.

- Maternity leave for women would be increased to 12 months.

- Law will be passed to lift NEET in the first assembly session.

- Rs 100 would be provided as a subsidy for cooking gas cylinders.

- 500 Kalaignar food stall (similar to Amma canteen) to be created in Tamil Nadu.

- Rs 200 crore would be allocated to maintain churches and mosques.

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- Trichy, Madurai, Salem, Nellai and Coimbatore to get Metro Rail.

- Student loans of those below age 30 years to be waived off.

- Separate ministry to be created to fulfill all these promises.

The opposition DMK in Tamil Nadu on Saturday released its party's manifesto for the 6 April Assembly elections in the state, making a slew of promises including free computer tablets with data card for students and a law to provide 75 percent of jobs in the state to locals.

Details of DMK manifesto for Tamil Nadu polls

- Petrol price to be slashed by Rs 5 and diesel price by Rs 4.

- Assembly proceedings to be telecast live.

- Aavin milk price to be cut by Rs 3.

- Emphasis would be given to make Thirukkural as national book.

- Property tax will not be increased in the state.

- Ration rice card holders to be provided Rs 4,000.

- Night shelters would be constructed for street dwellers.

- Rs 1000 crore to be allocated to maintain Hindu temples.

- Rs 10,000 for farmers to buy new motors.

- Tablets with free data to be given to government school students.

- Work for 75% Tamil people in industries.

- Maternity leave for women would be increased to 12 months.

- Law will be passed to lift NEET in the first assembly session.

- Rs 100 would be provided as a subsidy for cooking gas cylinders.

- 500 Kalaignar food stall (similar to Amma canteen) to be created in Tamil Nadu.

- Rs 200 crore would be allocated to maintain churches and mosques.

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- Trichy, Madurai, Salem, Nellai and Coimbatore to get Metro Rail.

- Student loans of those below age 30 years to be waived off.

- Separate ministry to be created to fulfill all these promises.