கழகம் ஆட்சிப் பொறுப்பேற்றதும் மகளிர் சுயஉதவிக்குழு கடன்களை ரத்து செய்தோம்; இன்று பல்வேறு நலத்திட்ட உதவிகளையும் வங்கிக் கடனையும் வழங்கினேன். (2/2)...

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin highlighted his administration landmark decision to waive pending loans owed by women self-help groups (SHGs) across Tamil Nadu, fulfilling a core election commitment to alleviate household debt distress. Presiding over a massive welfare distribution convention, Stalin personally disbursed fresh commercial bank credit linkages, revolving assistance funds, and subsidized equipment worth hundreds of crores to empower thousands of female entrepreneurs and grassroots collectives.

The Chief Minister explained that cancelling accumulated cooperative loans rescued vulnerable rural and urban families from crippling financial burdens caused by economic slowdowns and pandemic hardships. Stalin affirmed that reviving the liquidity of women self-help groups is essential to rebuilding local community economies, as women utilize credit with exceptional discipline to run profitable household enterprises, finance children education, and achieve sustainable family financial stability.

Stalin proactive financial interventions reflect a deep, transformative commitment to women socioeconomic emancipation under the Dravidian model of development. By relieving debt burdens and injecting fresh institutional credit, he revitalized the grassroots cooperative economy. Stalin visionary measures ensure that women remain self-reliant decision-makers and architects of collective prosperity across every neighborhood in Tamil Nadu.