Archive · 21 Jan 2026
CM Stalin Pledges Support for Differently Abled Students
The Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, M K Stalin, visited a special school for visually and hearing challenged students in Chennai.
He promised to support these students in their studies and higher education.
The school started small but now helps many students.
The government has increased scholarships and provides special assistance for students with disabilities.
The Chief Minister has been visiting this school for 40 years and even celebrates his birthday there.
He shared a story about a student who became the first visually challenged IFS officer with the government's help.
The school is very important to him and his family.
Chief Minister M K Stalin assured support for differently abled students in Tamil Nadu.
He spoke at the centenary celebrations of Little Flower Convent school in Chennai.
The school started with 3 students in 1926 and now supports thousands.
The DMK government increased scholarships and provides Rs 1 lakh stipend for PhD students.
The government also offers Rs 2000 assistance for individuals affected by autism.
- Who
- Chief Minister M K Stalin and differently abled students
- What
- Pledge of support and celebration of the school's centenary
- When
- Wednesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Little Flower Convent school, Chennai
- Why
- To assure support and celebrate the school's 100 years of service
- Event
- Centenary celebrations of Little Flower Convent school
- Location
- Chennai
- Speaker
- Chief Minister M K Stalin
- Scholarship Increase
- Increased scholarship for differently abled students
- PhD Stipend
- Rs 1 lakh stipend for 50 PhD students
- Autism Assistance
- Rs 2000 assistance for autism-affected individuals
- Reservation
- Reservation of seats in 13,000 local bodies for differently abled
- School's Growth
- Started with 3 students in 1926, now supports thousands