The manifesto resolved to introduce a judicious taxation system, and laid stress on rain water harvesting and a new energy policy, upgrade of the National Highway connectivity, and amendment of the Motor Vehicles Act.
The Trinamool also said it would form a "talent bank" creating a lot of employment opportunities.
The main opposition CPI-M ridiculed the Trinamool manifesto.
“It is all about false promises and tall claims, it has no substance,” said CPI-M politburo member Surjya Kanta Mishra.
