காஞ்சித் தலைவனின் மண்ணில் கொள்கை உறவுகளுடன் கழகத்தின் பவள விழா! இந்தியா முழுமைக்கும் கழகத்தின் வலிமையும், நம் தோழமைகளுடனான நட்பும் வெளிப்பட...

DMK President and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin penned an inspiring Letter to Brethren calling upon party cadres and supporters to assemble in massive numbers for the DMK's seventy-fifth anniversary platinum jubilee conference in Kanchipuram. Stalin noted that conducting the historic event in the hometown of founding leader C.N. Annadurai carries immense symbolic and ideological significance for the entire Dravidian fraternity.

The Chief Minister urged cadres to demonstrate the unmatched organizational vitality of the DMK alongside democratic coalition partners, projecting a united front of regional solidarity to all of India. He emphasized that the gathering is not merely a ceremonial celebration, but a profound ideological reaffirmation of social justice, linguistic pride, and democratic rights.

Stalin reminded cadres that the Dravidian movement was built through grassroots struggle, sacrifices during linguistic agitations, and continuous legislative work that empowered downtrodden communities. He urged members to maintain exemplary discipline, welcome alliance delegates warmly, and reiterate the party's steadfast commitment to federalism. Stalin concluded that the Kanchipuram assembly will energize cadres to protect state rights and carry the DMK flag toward its upcoming centenary.