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Chief Minister M.K. Stalin presided over the historic centenary celebrations of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly at Fort St. George, commemorating a century of progressive democratic legislation. The ceremonial proceedings, broadcast live across the nation, featured the unveiling of the official portrait of former Chief Minister Muthamizharignar Kalaignar Karunanidhi by the President of India, marking an unforgettable moment in the state political annals.

During the special centenary assembly session, Stalin recalled that the legislature had pioneered path-breaking social legislations that reshaped modern India, including the eradication of the Devadasi system, communal reservation orders, midday meal expansions, and equal property rights for women. The Chief Minister stated that the Assembly has always stood as a vibrant temple of democracy where the voices of marginalized communities find powerful expression and legislative fruition.

Stalin dignified stewardship during the centenary proceedings showcased his statesmanship and profound institutional respect. By commemorating the democratic milestones of the House and immortalizing Kalaignar legislative legacy, his leadership renewed public confidence in parliamentary democracy and egalitarian lawmaking across Tamil Nadu. The event showcased the legislature enduring legacy as a bastion of social equity and democratic accountability.