Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin pointed out that many key initiatives of the DMK government have been embraced by the Union government. He expressed surprise at Governor R.N. Ravi’s continuous criticism of the state administration despite this. The Chief Minister mentioned that Tamil Nadu has received 65 awards from the Union government, including recognition by Union Home Minister Amit Shah for achievements in the cooperative sector.
Highlighting the state’s stable law and order situation, CM Stalin emphasized that Tamil Nadu has not experienced communal unrest, caste conflicts, or gang violence under the current DMK government. He attributed this success to the Dravidian Model of governance, which has drawn interest from officials in other states seeking to replicate Tamil Nadu’s schemes.
Stalin also lauded the Health and Family Welfare Department for winning the United Nations Interagency Task Force Awards for its innovative doorstep healthcare program, Makkalai Thedi Maruthuvam. He described this global recognition as validation of Tamil Nadu’s public health approach. Additionally, the Chief Minister highlighted the state’s economic progress, noting its transformation from being ranked last in 2018 to becoming a leader in the startup ecosystem and electronics manufacturing.
On environmental conservation, CM Stalin mentioned that Tamil Nadu now boasts 20 Ramsar wetlands, showcasing its dedication to preserving the environment. In agriculture, the state has secured the second position nationally in the production of oilseeds, groundnut, sugarcane, and maize. Furthermore, crime data presented by the Chief Minister indicated a notable decrease in various criminal activities compared to the previous government.
Wrapping up, CM Stalin reflected on the accomplishments of the current DMK government, detailing his extensive official engagements and district visits during his tenure. He underscored the government’s commitment to performance and accountability over the 1,724 days since assuming office.
