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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin highlighted the rollout of the pioneering administrative outreach initiative, Ungalai Thedi Ungal Ooril, designed to deliver responsive and transparent governance directly to grassroots citizens. Under this transformative program, District Collectors, departmental heads, and revenue officers visit taluks and rural habitations for intensive ground inspections, staying overnight to evaluate basic public infrastructure, review scheme implementations, and address citizen grievances without intermediaries.

Stalin emphasized that the core ethos of the Dravidian Model governance is taking administrative power out of distant district secretariats and bringing it directly to the doorsteps of common people. By facilitating direct interactions between villagers and executive decision-makers, the initiative accelerates the processing of public petitions regarding drinking water supply, road repairs, street lighting, land titles, and welfare pension disbursements.

The Chief Minister stressed that systematic field inspections ensure that government welfare schemes reach their intended beneficiaries promptly and completely. He directed administrative machinery across all districts to approach public grievances with deep empathy, urgency, and accountability. Stalin reaffirmed that Ungalai Thedi Ungal Ooril represents a paradigm shift toward citizen-centric administration, bridging the gap between the government and the governed.