Tamil Nadu CM Launches 'Tamizh Pudhalvan' Scheme to Aid Boys in Pursuing Higher Education

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin has launched the 'Tamizh Pudhalvan' scheme that provides Rs 1,000 per month to boys from government and state-aided schools for higher education. Other initiatives under the Dravidian model government focus on social justice, women's financial independence, and children's right to education.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Friday launched the 'Tamizh Pudhalvan' scheme to provide Rs 1,000 per month to boys from government and state-aided schools for higher education.

During the launch at the Government Arts College, Stalin emphasized the Dravidian model government's commitment to social justice, unveiling several welfare schemes including fare-free travel for women in buses and the Kalaignar Scheme for Women's Right.

The Chief Minister highlighted other initiatives like the Chief Minister's Breakfast scheme, benefiting 20.73 lakh children, and the Naan Mudhalvan scheme, training 28 lakh students for employability.

(With inputs from agencies.)