Salem: Chairman of the Constitutional Court Minister Stalin on Saturday vowed to work all the time for Tamil Nadu to catapult the country to the number one in all departments in the country, even when he announced the project and a new scheme worth RS 1,242 Crore exclusively for the District Salem.
He was in town to attend the government function in SealandiPintat, where several hundreds of people appeared to listen to it.
Stalin inaugurated several projects that have been completed and issued welfare steps with Rs 261.39 Crore tones to 30,837 beneficiaries during the event.
“At present, we are ranked fourth among the least poor countries in the country Nadu becomes a hunger free condition by eradicating the top poverty and bags among poorest countries that are at least poor, “he said while handling the meeting.
Referring to the performance of the state in draining rainwater which stagnates in Chennai and several other districts, Stalin said he felt proud when ordinary people told him that officials quickly overcome their problems.
Stalin said the government would form an underground drainage system at the Salem Corporation limit for 520 km with the cost of Rs 530 Crore, a new water project for unbroken drinking water supply for RS 158 Crore, improvisation, and the Alkuttai Lakes at A Cost of Rs 69 Crore, New Rail Overbridge To Manage Traffic in the Ammapet Area for Rs 120 Crore, Indoor Sports Stadium at a Cost of Rs 20 Crore, Silver Silver Business Center with Rs 25 Crore and Tidel Park for Youth Creating Job Opportunities.
He also used the opportunity to appreciate the administration of the city of K Nehru for the work he had done in the district (Salem).
“While he had received 35,217 petitions at a complaint meeting, he immediately discussed 10,623 from them.
The minister was determined to review the earliest remaining petitions.” The event was attended by Minister K n Nehru, K Ponmudi, M Mathiventhan, AV Velu, Mr.
Kanerselvam, K Muthusamy and N Kayalvizhi Selvaraj, Salem North MLA R Rajendran and MPS.
Stalin, who then held a review with officials, launched a portrait of the former DMK MLA Veerapandi A Rajendiran, who recently died, at an event held in a private wedding room in the city.