<h2>10th Largest Indian State plans to Introduce its Policy for Blockchain And AI</h2>
The Indian state of <a href="https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/tn-to-release-state-level-polices-for-blockchain-ai/articleshow/71827935.cms">Tamil Nadu is planning</a> to release state-based policy for blockchain tech and Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Local news Outlet, The Times of India published a post on Oct 31. As per the report, India's 10th largest state is working on a different policy for blockchain and Artificial Intelligence. And the policy could be released anytime within the next 10 days.
<blockquote>Tamil Nadu's policy for blockchain and AI is seen to set up fundamental rules on the implementation of technology by the state government. Rules also help in the use of technology for service delivery and governance concerns. The CEO of state' e-Governance Agency, Santoshi Misra stated:
<em>“We are working on separate policies on blockchain and AI. The AI policy is going to be perhaps the world’s first policy addressing safe and ethical use of AI [...] No state or country has announced a standalone policy to address the safety and ethics associated with AI, and we have no precedence for it.”</em></blockquote>
<h3>The Indian States Forming the Blockchain Policies</h3>
Tamil Nadu is not the only state of India that took initiative for forming policies regarding blockchain technology. At the beginning of the year, the Southern Indian state of Telangana issued a draft blockchain policy move. And the initiative intended to set up an ecosystem for blockchain startups and research organizations.

Moreover, in August, Maharashtra, India's second-largest state was well on its way to prepare a regulatory sandbox for deploying blockchain solution across various applications.

Including the capital of Mumbai, the state intends to implement <a href="https://www.cryptoknowmics.com/crypto/one-time-members-of-fatf-get-into-the-blockchain-technology/">blockchain technology</a> in supply chains. Also, aims to apply blockchain in agricultural marketing, vehicle registration and document management.

Furthermore, the government of Andhra Pradesh is observing the use of blockchain technology in its land ownership system. Its trend toward technology is to make the system more transparent and fight against corruption in the current system, with $700 million paid as bribes to the land registrars throughout India.
<h3>Supreme Court of India Delays Ban Hearing on Crypto</h3>
In October, the Supreme Court of India delayed a hearing on banning cryptocurrency. And restricted the banks and organizations not to facilitate the cryptocurrency. And now the court extended the hearing to Nov 19 on crypto ban due to national holidays.

10th Largest Indian State plans to Introduce its Policy for Blockchain And AI

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