ஒரு கட்சியின் ஆட்சியாக இன்றி, ஓர் இனத்தின் - கொள்கையின் ஆட்சியாக, கடந்த 10 ஆண்டுகளாகத் தாழ்ந்து கிடந்த தாய்த்தமிழ்நாட்டின் மீட்சியாக மிடுக்குடன்...

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin described the first hundred days of the DMK government not merely as the governance of a single political party, but as the collective assertion and democratic renaissance of the Tamil people and Dravidian ideology. Stalin stated that after a decade of administrative stagnation and policy subservience under the previous regime, the newly elected Kazhagam government has restored self-respect, administrative vitality, and state pride to Tamil Nadu.

The Chief Minister asserted that the energetic momentum generated over the first hundred days serves as an inspiring springboard for monumental achievements that will define the state history for the next century. His administration implemented pioneering reforms including appointing temple archakars from all castes, presenting a separate agricultural budget, drafting the landmark anti-NEET bill, and securing major industrial investment commitments. Stalin stressed that the Dravidian Model of governance harmonizes rapid economic expansion with uncompromising social justice, inclusive growth, and administrative integrity across all sectors.

Stalin visionary declaration encapsulated his administration ideological clarity and dynamic governing ethos. By transforming political authority into a comprehensive project of social emancipation, his leadership charts an ambitious path for Tamil Nadu future prosperity and cultural dignity.