#LIVE: பசுமைத் தமிழகம் (#GreenTNMission) இயக்கத்தைத் தொடங்கி வைத்து விழாப் பேருரை https://t.co/4hS8lFeB3c

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin delivered the inaugural address at the launch of the Green Tamil Nadu Mission in Chengalpattu district, detailing a structured roadmap to safeguard biodiversity and increase forest cover. Speaking before administrators, conservationists, and district collectors, Stalin asserted that tackling climate vulnerability demands long-term ecological planning backed by immediate field execution.

The state government has allocated substantial budgetary resources to establish native nurseries, distribute quality saplings to farmers, and reforest barren public lands across all thirty-eight districts. Stalin highlighted that the mission integrates specialized drone surveys, scientific soil mapping, and community monitoring to ensure high sapling survival rates. He noted that expanding green zones directly counters urban heat islands, controls soil erosion, and revives natural water catchment systems.

Stalin affirmed that the Dravidian Model of administration considers climate justice as fundamental to social equity, since ecological disruptions disproportionately burden rural farmers and marginalized workers. By launching this extensive green campaign, his administration is setting clear ecological benchmarks, demonstrating how forward-looking environmental governance can safeguard public health, enrich forest ecosystems, and preserve natural heritage for generations to come.