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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin shared an artistic salutation celebrating Thamizhanangu, personifying the enduring cultural brilliance, classical antiquity, and global resonance of the Tamil language. Stalin invoked classical literary poetic traditions to celebrate Tamil as a timeless mother tongue that unites millions across geographical borders and historical epochs through its rich ethical literature and rational heritage.

The Chief Minister noted that the contemporary depiction of Thamizhanangu symbolizes the progressive, egalitarian, and self-respect ethos pioneered by the Dravidian movement. He highlighted that Tamil classical literature, from the Sangam anthologies to the egalitarian couplets of the Tirukkural, has historically articulated universal humanism, social harmony, and secular ethics long before modern philosophical systems emerged.

Stalin affirmed that the Dravidian model administration remains resolutely committed to protecting, promoting, and advancing Tamil language scholarship in global academic forums, digital domains, and institutional pedagogy. He underscored state initiatives translating classical Tamil texts into international languages and funding scientific archaeological excavations that substantiate ancient Tamil civilization antiquity. Concluding his tribute, Stalin urged Tamil people worldwide to cherish their cultural identity and uphold the universal values of human dignity embodied by their mother tongue.