சங்க காலம் முதல் சமூகநீதிக் காலம் வரையிலான தமிழர் நிதி நிர்வாகத்தைக் குறுகத் தரித்த தகவல் பெட்டகம் இந்தப் புத்தகம்! https://t.co/eU06D5gcaH

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin commended a comprehensive historical monograph examining the evolution of Tamil fiscal administration and public finance from the ancient Sangam epoch through the contemporary social justice era. Describing the volume as an invaluable repository of economic scholarship, Stalin noted that the work meticulously captures how ancient Tamil polities harmonized public taxation, trade regulation, infrastructure investments, and welfare redistribution long before modern economic theories emerged.

Stalin observed that understanding historic Tamil statecraft provides crucial perspectives for contemporary governance. From Thiruvalluvar's ethical maxims on revenue generation, resource allocation, and disaster resilience to early modern administrative accounts, Tamil civilization has consistently regarded public expenditure as an instrument for social equity and communal prosperity. The Chief Minister pointed out that modern Dravidian Model governance directly inherits this deep-rooted tradition, ensuring that state wealth is systematically reinvested in public education, healthcare, and economic security for working-class citizens.

Encouraging scholars, students, and administrative officials to study the publication, Stalin affirmed that recording regional economic history strengthens cultural pride and policy wisdom. He reiterated his administration's commitment to supporting scholarly inquiries that document Tamil contributions to governance.