Stalin hands over welfare measures worth ₹166 crore to 53,309 beneficiaries
The Hindu
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin inaugurates projects worth crores, assures drinking water projects, and lays foundation stones for various developments.
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin during handed over welfare measures worth ₹166 crore to 53,309 beneficiaries here on Wednesday.
In addition, he inaugurated 46 projects worth ₹376.49 crore and laid the foundation stone for 33 new projects.
He inaugurated ₹49 lakh-worth Anganwadi centres at Urathupatti panchayat, Maniyaptti in Kizhavayal pancayat, Ulagampatti panchayat and Kunnathur panchayat.
New classrooms, which were built at a cost of ₹3.36 crore in panchayat union middle and elementary schools in Pranpatti, SIngampunari, Maramangalam, Maruthanganallur, Nejathur, Kangani panchayat Thirupachethi panchayat, Keezhadi panchayat and Kaanur panchayat, were inaugurated.
₹1.27 crore-worth panchayat offices in Nachankulam panahayat (Devakottai panchayat union), Melapasalai panchayat and South Santhanur panchayat (Manamadurai panchayat union) were opened.
₹9 lakh-worth workshop for self-help groups in Thiruvegampathur panchayat (Devakottai panchayat union); ₹5 lakh-worth Co-location centre at Kannangudi panchayat and ₹13 lakh-worth village panchayat help centre at Kidakuzhi village in Veeranenthal panchayat), were also inaugurated.
On behalf of Municipal Corporation and Water Supplies Department, ₹6 crore-worth vegetable market on kazhanivasal-Kotaiyur road in Karaikudi corporation, ₹2 crore-worth weekly market at Pudhuvayal town panchayat were opened.
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