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Asia's biggest IT park (tidal park), university for tamil, free power supply for farmers, equal rights in property as first as in india, Asia's biggest bus stand, special reservation for scheduled caste & tribes, demolish of child marriage, enhancement of divorces remarriage, changing the name of madras state to tamil nadu, free medical insurance for people if poverty line, most bridges and infrastructure of chennai, new secretariat, opening of PHC in every village, free bus pass and uniform to unaffordable students, equal rights in jobs & education, samathuvapuram, scholarship for college students, 42 dams in entire tamilnadu. For the welfare of Sri Lankan Tamil refugees, 321 new shelters are being constructed at a cost of ₹17.17 crores across the district. Ministry for Tamil Language DevelopmentAgricultural Labor Welfare BoardTamil Nadu Slum Clearance Board:Abolition of Hand RickshawsLivestock Protection SchemeReservation for Women in Local GovernmentWelfare assistance to fishermenIntroduction of Department of Social Reforms20% Reservation for Vanniyars and Denotified tribesFree Degree Scheme for womenIntroduction of Uzhavar SanthaiKalaignar’s agricultural initiatives in Tamil Nadu boosted production. Paddy increased from 3.5M to 5.6M tons, sugarcane from 9.5M to 29.7M tons. Affordable rice schemes addressed food scarcity. Tamil Nadu surpassed Punjab in rice production, led in Maravalli tuber capacity, and received recognition for production achievements in national dailies.Salary Revisions for Government EmployeesThe Second Police Commissionremarkable progress in Tamil Nadu's higher education. From 3 universities in 1966 (1 private), the state expanded to 24 government and 25 private universities by 2010.Kalaignar established Tamil Nadu's State Planning Commission, coordinating development across sectors. The commission prepared plans for Agriculture, Industry, Education, and more, fostering equitable and sustainable growth.Teacher training colleges in Tamil Nadu underwent an extraordinary metamorphosis under Kalaignar's visionary leadership. In 1966, only nine colleges existed, but by 2010, they soared to 645, reflecting DMK's unwavering commitment to education. Kalaignar initiated the Anjugam Ammaiyar Memorial Intercaste Marriage Scheme, offering financial aid to couples who married outside their casteTamil Nadu's law education landscape has transformed over decades. In 1966, there was one law college. By 2010, the number increased to eightKalaignar introduced the self-employment scheme to support disabled individuals in starting their businesses.DMK's mission to establish medical colleges in every district transformed Tamil Nadu's medical education. In 1966, there were nine medical colleges, with one privately owned and this number increased to 17 MBBS and post-graduate colleges by 2010. Additionally, there were 33 other medical colleges offering BDS and Nursing programs.Kalaignar introduced the Housing Tenure Act to provide land and housing security to agricultural laborers. It allowed them to own land they had worked on for over five years, and houses were constructed for those without land. The act improved living conditions, broke the cycle of poverty, and empowered marginalized laborers in Tamil Nadu.Before 1967, Tamil Nadu had 109 arts and science colleges, with only 2 government-owned. Under Kalaignar's leadership, 68 new colleges were established by 1976. By 2010, the college count reached 587, including 62 government-owned, 9 university colleges, 133 government-aided, and 383 self-financed, with a student population of 709,162. etc etc etc these all are made by kalaignar M. Karunanidhi

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Asia's biggest IT park (tidal park), university for tamil, free power supply for farmers, equal rights in property as first as in india, Asia's biggest bus stand, special reservation for scheduled caste & tribes, demolish of child marriage, enhancement of divorces remarriage, changing the name of madras state to tamil nadu, free medical insurance for people if poverty line, most bridges and infrastructure of chennai, new secretariat, opening of PHC in every village, free bus pass and uniform to unaffordable students, equal rights in jobs & education, samathuvapuram, scholarship for college students, 42 dams in entire tamilnadu. For the welfare of Sri Lankan Tamil refugees, 321 new shelters are being constructed at a cost of ₹17.17 crores across the district. Ministry for Tamil Language DevelopmentAgricultural Labor Welfare BoardTamil Nadu Slum Clearance Board:Abolition of Hand RickshawsLivestock Protection SchemeReservation for Women in Local GovernmentWelfare assistance to fishermenIntroduction of Department of Social Reforms20% Reservation for Vanniyars and Denotified tribesFree Degree Scheme for womenIntroduction of Uzhavar SanthaiKalaignar’s agricultural initiatives in Tamil Nadu boosted production. Paddy increased from 3.5M to 5.6M tons, sugarcane from 9.5M to 29.7M tons. Affordable rice schemes addressed food scarcity. Tamil Nadu surpassed Punjab in rice production, led in Maravalli tuber capacity, and received recognition for production achievements in national dailies.Salary Revisions for Government EmployeesThe Second Police Commissionremarkable progress in Tamil Nadu's higher education. From 3 universities in 1966 (1 private), the state expanded to 24 government and 25 private universities by 2010.Kalaignar established Tamil Nadu's State Planning Commission, coordinating development across sectors. The commission prepared plans for Agriculture, Industry, Education, and more, fostering equitable and sustainable growth.Teacher training colleges in Tamil Nadu underwent an extraordinary metamorphosis under Kalaignar's visionary leadership. In 1966, only nine colleges existed, but by 2010, they soared to 645, reflecting DMK's unwavering commitment to education. Kalaignar initiated the Anjugam Ammaiyar Memorial Intercaste Marriage Scheme, offering financial aid to couples who married outside their casteTamil Nadu's law education landscape has transformed over decades. In 1966, there was one law college. By 2010, the number increased to eightKalaignar introduced the self-employment scheme to support disabled individuals in starting their businesses.DMK's mission to establish medical colleges in every district transformed Tamil Nadu's medical education. In 1966, there were nine medical colleges, with one privately owned and this number increased to 17 MBBS and post-graduate colleges by 2010. Additionally, there were 33 other medical colleges offering BDS and Nursing programs.Kalaignar introduced the Housing Tenure Act to provide land and housing security to agricultural laborers. It allowed them to own land they had worked on for over five years, and houses were constructed for those without land. The act improved living conditions, broke the cycle of poverty, and empowered marginalized laborers in Tamil Nadu.Before 1967, Tamil Nadu had 109 arts and science colleges, with only 2 government-owned. Under Kalaignar's leadership, 68 new colleges were established by 1976. By 2010, the college count reached 587, including 62 government-owned, 9 university colleges, 133 government-aided, and 383 self-financed, with a student population of 709,162. etc etc etc these all are made by kalaignar M. Karunanidhi

Asia's biggest IT park (tidal park), university for tamil, free power supply for farmers, equal rights in property as first as in india, Asia's biggest bus stand, special reservation for scheduled caste & tribes, demolish of child marriage, enhancement of divorces remarriage, changing the name of madras state to tamil nadu, free medical insurance for people if poverty line, most bridges and infrastructure of chennai, new secretariat, opening of PHC in every village, free bus pass and uniform to unaffordable students, equal rights in jobs & education, samathuvapuram, scholarship for college students, 42 dams in entire tamilnadu. For the welfare of Sri Lankan Tamil refugees, 321 new shelters are being constructed at a cost of ₹17.17 crores across the district. Ministry for Tamil Language DevelopmentAgricultural Labor Welfare BoardTamil Nadu Slum Clearance Board:Abolition of Hand RickshawsLivestock Protection SchemeReservation for Women in Local GovernmentWelfare assistance to fishermenIntroduction of Department of Social Reforms20% Reservation for Vanniyars and Denotified tribesFree Degree Scheme for womenIntroduction of Uzhavar SanthaiKalaignar’s agricultural initiatives in Tamil Nadu boosted production. Paddy increased from 3.5M to 5.6M tons, sugarcane from 9.5M to 29.7M tons. Affordable rice schemes addressed food scarcity. Tamil Nadu surpassed Punjab in rice production, led in Maravalli tuber capacity, and received recognition for production achievements in national dailies.Salary Revisions for Government EmployeesThe Second Police Commissionremarkable progress in Tamil Nadu's higher education. From 3 universities in 1966 (1 private), the state expanded to 24 government and 25 private universities by 2010.Kalaignar established Tamil Nadu's State Planning Commission, coordinating development across sectors. The commission prepared plans for Agriculture, Industry, Education, and more, fostering equitable and sustainable growth.Teacher training colleges in Tamil Nadu underwent an extraordinary metamorphosis under Kalaignar's visionary leadership. In 1966, only nine colleges existed, but by 2010, they soared to 645, reflecting DMK's unwavering commitment to education. Kalaignar initiated the Anjugam Ammaiyar Memorial Intercaste Marriage Scheme, offering financial aid to couples who married outside their casteTamil Nadu's law education landscape has transformed over decades. In 1966, there was one law college. By 2010, the number increased to eightKalaignar introduced the self-employment scheme to support disabled individuals in starting their businesses.DMK's mission to establish medical colleges in every district transformed Tamil Nadu's medical education. In 1966, there were nine medical colleges, with one privately owned and this number increased to 17 MBBS and post-graduate colleges by 2010. Additionally, there were 33 other medical colleges offering BDS and Nursing programs.Kalaignar introduced the Housing Tenure Act to provide land and housing security to agricultural laborers. It allowed them to own land they had worked on for over five years, and houses were constructed for those without land. The act improved living conditions, broke the cycle of poverty, and empowered marginalized laborers in Tamil Nadu.Before 1967, Tamil Nadu had 109 arts and science colleges, with only 2 government-owned. Under Kalaignar's leadership, 68 new colleges were established by 1976. By 2010, the college count reached 587, including 62 government-owned, 9 university colleges, 133 government-aided, and 383 self-financed, with a student population of 709,162. etc etc etc these all are made by kalaignar M. Karunanidhi

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