Tamil Nadu's Economic Leap: Outpacing National Growth with Dravidian Vision

Tamil Nadu's per capita income has doubled since the AIADMK era, surpassing the national average. Chief Minister M K Stalin attributes this to the Dravidian Model's governance. The state aims to become the first in the Dravidian Model 2.0, with notable progress in industry, education, and welfare.

Tamil Nadu has achieved a remarkable economic milestone by doubling its per capita income since the previous AIADMK government, as Chief Minister M K Stalin announced. This growth has outstripped the national average, highlighting the effectiveness of the state's Dravidian Model governance.

In a social media update, Finance Minister Thangam Thennarasu applauded Tamil Nadu's unprecedented success in sectors such as industry, education, and social welfare, under Mr. Stalin's leadership. Currently, the state boasts the second-highest per capita income in India, at Rs 1,96,309, a testament to its visionary plans and development efforts.

The figures reflect an annual growth rate of 8.15% over four years, contrasting sharply with the previous administration's 4.42%. As the state sets its sights on becoming a one trillion US dollar economy, Mr. Stalin's government aims to maintain its impressive growth momentum.

(With inputs from agencies.)