Asianet NewsableAsianet Newsable

Time has come to pay salary to housewives, says Kamal Haasan

Paying housewives for doing their job is an idea whose time has truly come and we shall ensure it, Kamal Haasan said in the vision document. Salary for housewives, empowering people, creating an environment that promotes entrepreneurial spirit are some of the components of 'Enterprise Economy' announced by Kamal Haasan as part of 'Reimagining Tamizh Nadu'

Time has come to pay salary to housewives, says Kamal Haasan
Author
Chennai, First Published Mar 1, 2020, 12:09 PM IST

Chennai: Actor-turned-politician Kamal Haasan has pitched for paying salaries to housewives in his party- Makkal Needhi Maiam (MNM)'s vision document.

 "Housewife itself is a big job and should be paid commensurately. Paying housewives for doing their job is an idea whose time has truly come, and we shall ensure it," Haasan said in party’s ‘Vision Document - Tamizh Nadu 2021'.

"With the centrist ideology, at MNM, we are on a special mission to bring about two- fold change. Reimagining Tamizh Nadu. Revolutionising politics," he said in the document.

 

IANS quoted that the president of MNM party also spoke about important components of an "Enterprise Economy" which included empowering people and creating an environment that promotes entrepreneurial spirit. According to him, prosperity to every Tamilian can be achieved on the back of an 'enterprise economy' that would generate jobs.

According to the document, 'Enterprise Politics' will touch farmers, road-side vendors, self-help group participants, fishermen, small and big businessmen and bring prosperity for all.

Citing the prosperity of Japan and Singapore, Haasan said that it was possible due to visionary leaders who rose above petty politics and small interests.

According to him, enterprise is the greatest idea ever occurred to mankind, defining the very essence of human society but Tamil Nadu seems to have missed the enterprise revolution bus.

He said, general lack of hunger and imagination fuelled by mere welfare and electoral politics has left Tamil Nadu wanting and it is worrying the direction the state has been taking in the last few years.

Follow Us:
Download App:
  • android
  • ios