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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin inaugurated newly constructed academic infrastructure and instructional facilities at Theeran Chinnamalai Women's College in Tiruppur, delivering a special address on advancing women's higher education. Stalin emphasized that expanding educational access for women in industrial and semi-urban belts is central to the social justice mission of the Dravidian Model governance, ensuring that young women from diverse socio-economic backgrounds gain professional independence.

During his address, the Chief Minister underscored that investing in college infrastructure, modern laboratories, and digital classrooms directly fosters academic excellence and career readiness. Named after celebrated freedom fighter Theeran Chinnamalai, the institution serves as a crucial higher educational hub for female students across the Kongu region, helping bridge rural-urban divides in tertiary enrollment and specialized skill acquisition.

Stalin highlighted progressive government policies that eliminate economic hurdles for female students, including higher education financial assistance and institutional fee exemptions. He encouraged students to pursue higher academic milestones, secure professional careers, and participate actively in public life. Stalin reaffirmed that the state government remains dedicated to upgrading educational institutions across Tamil Nadu, fostering an enlightened generation capable of leading societal transformation.