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When will Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu would achieve $1 trillion GDP? Grok Summary: Maharashtra is closer to $1 trillion ($487B vs. $350B) and needs a lower CAGR (15.5% vs. 18.6%) to hit the target by 2030, giving it a head start. Tamil Nadu’s higher recent growth (15–16% vs. 11–13%) and aggressive policies could narrow the gap, but its 2030 goal looks tougher. Maharashtra is likely to reach $1 trillion first, around 2030–2032, followed by Tamil Nadu in 2032–2034. External factors—global slowdowns, policy execution, or investment flows—could shift these timelines, but Maharashtra’s size and Tamil Nadu’s dynamism make them the top two contenders.

"சட்டம் ஒரு இருட்டறை, அதில் வக்கீலின் வாதம் விளக்கு" – பேரறிஞர் அண்ணா! The Advocates Amendment Bill 2025 is a direct assault on the autonomy of the legal profession. Since 2014, the BJP government has been systematically undermining the independence of the Judiciary—first by trying to hijack judicial appointments through the NJAC, then by ignoring the collegium's recommendations for judicial appointments and transfers. Now, by seeking control over Bar Councils, it aims to weaken judicial independence by eroding the autonomy of the legal profession. The BJP’s aversion to “Tamil” is evident in this Bill, as it wants to rename the Bar Council of Tamil Nadu & Puducherry as the Bar Council of Madras. Tamil Nadu is not just a name; it is our identity! Though spontaneous protests and strong opposition to the Draft Bill forced the Union government to withdraw it, the rider that it will be reconsidered and processed afresh is condemnable. The DMK demands the total withdrawal of this Bill and appeals to the Union Government to respect the autonomy of the legal profession! #AdvocatesAmendmentsBill2025