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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin delivered a special address at the forty-second convocation ceremony of Anna University in Chennai, congratulating thousands of graduating engineers, researchers, and technologists. Speaking on the university's illustrious legacy, Stalin highlighted that the institution, named after former Chief Minister C.N. Annadurai, has played a transformative role in fueling Tamil Nadu's industrial growth, technological innovation, and engineering expertise. He pointed out that Tamil Nadu boasts one of the highest higher-education gross enrollment ratios in India, reflecting decades of sustained public investment and inclusive welfare policies under Dravidian administrations.

Stalin urged the graduating cohort to utilize their specialized scientific training for social good and regional development, emphasizing that technological advancements must solve real-world problems faced by ordinary citizens. He detailed the government's initiatives to modernize university laboratories, foster collaborative research with global industries, and offer financial scholarships to underprivileged students entering technical streams. The Chief Minister stated that Tamil Nadu's skilled engineering graduates continue to power premier global corporations and research institutes worldwide. Stalin concluded by encouraging the new graduates to innovate fearlessly while upholding ethical responsibility and social commitment.