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Tamil Nadu Announces ₹20,000 E-Scooter Subsidy for Gig Workers

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Last updated: 18 March 2025
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Tamil Nadu Announces Scooter Subsidy for Gig Workers

Contents
  •  ✅ Supporting Gig Workers with Sustainable Mobility
  • ✅ Additional Welfare Measures for Gig Workers
    • 1. Group Insurance Scheme
    • 2. Worker Lounges in Metro Cities
  • ✅ Boosting Vocational Training for Construction Workers’ Children
    • Key Highlights:
  • ✅ Tamil Nadu’s Commitment to EV Adoption & Workforce Development

The Tamil Nadu government has taken a major step toward promoting electric mobility by announcing a ₹20,000 subsidy for gig workers purchasing new electric scooters. This initiative, aimed at 2,000 internet-based service workers registered with the Tamil Nadu Platform-Based Gig Workers Welfare Board, was unveiled in the 2025-26 Budget by Finance Minister Thangam Thenarasu.


 ✅ Supporting Gig Workers with Sustainable Mobility

Recognizing the increasing number of young workers engaged in internet-based services, the Tamil Nadu government is launching this scheme to support livelihoods and encourage EV adoption. The subsidy will:

  • Make e-scooters more affordable for gig workers.
  • Reduce operational costs for delivery and ride-hailing service providers.
  • Promote a greener environment by shifting toward

✅ Additional Welfare Measures for Gig Workers

Beyond EV incentives, the state government is introducing social security initiatives to enhance the welfare of internet-based service workers:

1. Group Insurance Scheme

  • Provides compensation for accidental death and disability.
  • Covers approximately 1.5 lakh gig workers in Tamil Nadu.

2. Worker Lounges in Metro Cities

  • Fully equipped lounges will be set up in major cities like Chennai and Coimbatore.
  • Designed to offer rest and refreshment facilities for gig workers.

✅ Boosting Vocational Training for Construction Workers’ Children

As part of its broader workforce development efforts, the government is also establishing seven new Government Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) in districts with a high concentration of construction workers. These ITIs will be set up in Krishnagiri, Tiruvallur, Kanchipuram, Madurai, Trichy, Coimbatore, and Dharmapuri.

Key Highlights:

  • Training in six trades to an additional 1,370 students annually.
  • Equipped with hostel facilities.
  • Funded with ₹148 crore from the Tamil Nadu Construction Workers Welfare Board.

✅ Tamil Nadu’s Commitment to EV Adoption & Workforce Development

The state government’s latest initiatives reflect its commitment to:

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  • Enhancing workforce welfare with social security measures.
  • Sustainable urban mobility for gig economy workers.

By offering financial support for EV adoption among gig workers and investing in vocational training, Tamil Nadu is setting a precedent for other states to follow.

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