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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin conducted an advanced virtual reality review of the sprawling botanical biodiversity park under development at Kadambur in Chengalpattu district. Planned as the largest public park in the state, the massive ecological project spans hundreds of acres and brings to life the ancient landscape classifications articulated in classical Sangam literature, known as the Ainthinai: Kurinji, Mullai, Marutham, Neithal, and Palai. Stalin instructed Forest Minister Raja Kannappan, Environment Secretary Supriya Sahu, and nodal execution teams to accelerate on-site construction so the public can experience the eco-park promptly.

The biodiversity park incorporates native botanical collections, medicinal herb gardens, wetland conservation zones, and eco-tourism amenities. Designed as an educational and leisure destination, the space will showcase indigenous flora and fauna corresponding to Tamil Nadu distinct physiographic zones while promoting climate awareness and urban biodiversity. Stalin noted that experiencing the 3D virtual walkthrough revealed the visionary design of the project, which harmonizes ancient cultural heritage with contemporary environmental science and green urban architecture.

Stalin affirmed that enhancing urban green cover and restoring native biodiversity remain central to the Dravidian Model governance framework. He emphasized that the park will stand as an enduring ecological legacy for generations.