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Chief Minister M.K. Stalin inaugurated seventy low-cost cooperative medical pharmacies spanning thirty-six districts of Tamil Nadu, expanding affordable access to life-saving medicines for vulnerable citizens. These cooperative drugstores provide quality generic and branded pharmaceuticals at discounted rates, shielding rural and urban households from escalating healthcare costs and market inflation.

Simultaneously, Stalin inaugurated a modern Motor Vehicle Inspector office building in Cheyyar, Tiruvannamalai district, constructed at an outlay of two crore rupees. This transport facility enhances administrative efficiency, licensing procedures, and vehicle fitness inspections for regional residents, cutting delays in transport services and improving citizen convenience.

The dual inaugurations emphasize the Chief Minister holistic approach to statewide administrative improvement. Expanding cooperative pharmacy networks supports public health equity, ensuring essential medicines remain within reach of working-class families. Strengthening grassroots transport infrastructure improves ease of doing business and governance efficiency.

Stalin administration remains dedicated to delivering essential welfare directly to communities across Tamil Nadu. By reinforcing cooperative retail networks alongside decentralized governance offices, the Chief Minister continues to turn policy goals into tangible grassroots benefits, fostering inclusive development across every district and rural town in the state.