Having made hay out of the decline of crude oil prices and devoured 26 lakh crore rupees from fuel prices in the last 8 years, to blame the...
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin distributed laptops to government school students entering medical colleges under the 7.5 percent reservation quota in Chennai.
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Having made hay out of the decline of crude oil prices and devoured 26 lakh crore rupees from fuel prices in the last 8 years, to blame the opposition ruled states for the steep hike in fuel prices is akin to trying to cover a pumpkin in a handful of rice. (1/n) https://t.co/tPTlI9T2Hi
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin presided over a celebratory state function in Chennai, personally presenting free modern laptop computers to hundreds of government school students who successfully secured admissions into prestigious medical colleges through the state 7.5 percent preferential reservation quota. Stalin expressed immense happiness at shattering the historical barrier that once made medical education an impossible dream for impoverished students studying in state government institutions.
The Chief Minister commended the young scholars for their academic perseverance, emphasizing that their remarkable achievement proves beyond doubt that rural and underprivileged students possess exceptional intellect when provided equitable opportunities and institutional backing. He reminded the students that the reservation policy was designed specifically to dismantle elite educational monopolies and empower first-generation learners from working-class households across Tamil Nadu.
Stalin assured the future medical doctors that the Dravidian model government will stand firmly by their side throughout their academic journey, bearing all tuition and hostel expenses. He encouraged the students to excel in their clinical studies and dedicate their future medical practices to serving rural communities, disadvantaged families, and economically vulnerable citizens across Tamil Nadu in coming years.