Dravidian Model Fosters Interfaith Harmony and Development: CM Stalin

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin emphasized the Dravidian model of governance's inclusivity, lauding its contributions to both social development and the welfare of religious institutions. Speaking at the Global Muthamizh Murugan Conference, Stalin highlighted ongoing development projects in temples and educational initiatives for students, promoting unity and progress.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin highlighted the inclusivity of the Dravidian model of governance, stating it promotes unity among different faiths. He spoke at the first Global Muthamizh Murugan Conference, emphasizing the government's focus on social development and equality at religious places of worship.

The two-day event, organized by the state Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Department, saw extensive participation. Stalin praised Minister P K Sekar Babu for his significant role in organizing the conference, which showcases the state's commitment to development.

Stalin outlined the extensive work underway at Lord Murugan's temples, costing over Rs 1,067 crore. The government is also providing free meals to nearly 4,000 students in temple-run educational institutions. The event featured research presentations by Tamil scholars from various countries and exhibitions on Murugan's religious significance.

(With inputs from agencies.)