உகாதி திருநாளில் தங்களது புத்தாண்டைக் கொண்டாடும் தெலுங்கு, கன்னட மொழி பேசும் மக்களுக்கு எனது நல்வாழ்த்துகள். விந்திய மலைத்தொடருக்குத் தெற்கே...

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin extended cordial greetings to Telugu and Kannada speaking communities across Tamil Nadu and neighboring states on the auspicious occasion of Ugadi. Celebrating the traditional New Year festival, Stalin underscored the deep civilizational kinship and linguistic solidarity binding all people of the Dravidian language family living south of the Vindhyas. He emphasized that cultural harmony among southern linguistic nationalities forms the bedrock of regional progress, mutual respect, and federal cooperative governance.

The Chief Minister observed that Tamil Nadu's vibrant social fabric has been enriched for generations by diverse linguistic communities who have contributed substantially to the state's industrial, cultural, and educational advancement. Stalin reaffirmed his government's steadfast commitment to preserving the cultural rights, linguistic heritage, and social welfare of all linguistic minorities residing peacefully in the state. He expressed hope that the dawn of the New Year will usher in peace, prosperity, and renewed happiness for every family.

Stalin concluded his message with joyous festive greetings in Telugu and Kannada, calling for continued unity across southern states to protect democratic federalism, linguistic dignity, and shared cultural heritage.