Tamil Nadu's Economic Surge Under Dravidian Model

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin announced that the state's economic growth has soared to 11.19%, marking a significant milestone under the Dravidian model regime. This represents a notable increase from previous estimates, highlighting Tamil Nadu as India's fastest-growing economy, attracting substantial investments and generating numerous jobs.

Tamil Nadu is witnessing unprecedented economic growth as Chief Minister M K Stalin proclaimed the state's economy has grown by 11.19% under the Dravidian model regime. This development marks a significant achievement since it exceeds early projections by 2.2%, demonstrating the state's remarkable financial performance.

Speaking at an event where job appointment orders were distributed in the Municipal Administration and Water Supply Department, Stalin emphasized Tamil Nadu's economic prowess as the fastest-growing state economy in the country. He credited this success to the concerted efforts of government officials, employees, and ministers, emphasizing it as a collective triumph.

The chief minister attributed this achievement to Tamil Nadu's appeal as an investment destination, with Indian companies and MNCs investing approximately Rs 10.63 lakh crore through 941 MoUs, leading to the creation of 2.30 lakh jobs over four years. Stalin dedicated this success to the perseverance of the state and the collaboration of its people.

(With inputs from agencies.)