Archive · 31 Aug 2026
Tamil Nadu Minister Highlights Welfare Schemes Adopted Beyond State
Minister Rajmohan spoke about welfare programs in Tamil Nadu.
He said nearby states and foreign countries are looking at these programs and adopting some of them.
The programs are intended to help people and empower women.
On Sunday, 13 new government buildings were opened in Perambalur.
These buildings cost Rs 4.48 crore to construct.
Welfare assistance worth Rs 1.42 crore was also given to 166 people.
The event was attended by local officials and an elected representative.
The minister said Tamil Nadu was proud of these initiatives.
Minister Rajmohan said neighbouring states and foreign nations are observing and adopting Tamil Nadu’s welfare initiatives.
He said Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay’s schemes aim to empower women and improve public welfare.
Thirteen new government buildings were opened in Perambalur on Sunday.
The buildings were constructed at a reported cost of Rs 4.48 crore.
Welfare measures worth Rs 1.42 crore were distributed to 166 beneficiaries.
- Who
- Minister for school education Rajmohan announced the initiatives; Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay was credited with implementing the welfare schemes. District Collector Sharanya Ari, Perambalur MLA K. Sivakumar, and Superintendent of Police Lalit Kumar also attended.
- What
- Thirteen new government buildings were opened, and welfare measures were distributed to 166 beneficiaries.
- When
- Sunday; the article does not provide a specific date.
- Where
- Perambalur, Tamil Nadu.
- Why
- According to Rajmohan, the welfare schemes are intended to empower women and support public welfare, while the buildings were inaugurated as part of local development.
- New buildings opened
- 13 government buildings
- Construction cost
- Rs 4.48 crore
- Welfare assistance
- Rs 1.42 crore
- Beneficiaries
- 166 people
- Event location
- Perambalur
- Schemes’ stated aim
- Empowering women and advancing public welfare