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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin inaugurated the state's first Youth Skill Festival organized at the historic Queen Mary's College campus in Chennai. Launching the employment-oriented initiative, Stalin recalled his political participation during student protests decades ago when previous rulers attempted to demolish the century-old women's institution. He expressed profound emotional pride in returning to the protected heritage campus to unveil state initiatives aimed at equipping young graduates with market-ready industry skills.

The Youth Skill Festival brought together leading industrial employers, vocational training providers, and thousands of job-seeking students from across Tamil Nadu. Stalin emphasized that empowering youth with modern technological proficiencies, digital literacy, and specialized trade certifications constitutes a top economic priority under the Dravidian model governance. He noted that equipping educated youth with job-ready qualifications ensures higher household incomes and accelerates the state's transition toward a high-value knowledge economy.

Stalin affirmed that the government will establish regular skill fairs across all tier-two and tier-three municipal corporations. He reiterated that expanding accessible vocational training bridges regional employment gaps and enables Tamil Nadu youth to compete successfully in global job markets.