எம்மொழிக்கும் சளைத்ததல்ல எம் மொழி! இலக்கியங்களில் புதைந்திருந்த வரலாற்றினை மண்ணில் அகழாய்ந்து நிறுவி வருகிறோம்! அகத்திலும் புறத்திலும் அன்பும்...

Commemorating International Mother Language Day, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin celebrated the unparalleled antiquity, structural independence, and rich literary heritage of the Tamil language. Stalin declared that Tamil stands equal to any world language, emphasizing that scientific archaeological excavations across Keeladi, Porunai, and other historical sites have established the ancient antiquity of Tamil civilization through rigorous material evidence.

The Chief Minister underscored that Tamil is not merely an ancient tongue preserved in classical poetry, but a self-sustaining classical language capable of flourishing without relying on foreign vocabulary. Reflecting the timeless concepts of Akam and Puram—love and valor—Tamil literature embodies deep humanistic values and rational ethics that continue guiding modern Dravidian thought and public governance.

Stalin affirmed his administration's resolve to promote Tamil globally through digital modernization, multilingual translations of Sangam literature, and advanced linguistic research. He emphasized that protecting one's mother tongue against homogenization is an essential democratic duty, urging Tamils worldwide to take pride in their linguistic roots. Stalin concluded by wishing that Tamil's classical glory continues expanding internationally, inspiring future generations with self-respect and cultural dignity. Sustained linguistic preservation ensures ancient heritage flourishes in the contemporary era.