More than 5,000 students from government and aided schools participated in the event held at the Jawaharlal Nehru Indoor Stadium here.
The day-long program to be held in districts from June 29 to July 2 will have various sessions on motivation, engineering, medicine, allied sciences and life sciences, arts and sciences, commerce and accounts, law, veterinary. Agriculture, Fisheries, Government Jobs, Bank Loans, Help and Scholarships. Each session will last 45 minutes and speakers have been arranged by an event management team.
Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Minister claimed that no other state in the country has the same education policy as Tamil Nadu. He said, “The Naan Mudhalvan program is a plan to further refine it and make Tamil Nadu the best in education. Kalluri Kanavu is being organized accordingly.”
Stalin called upon the students and their parents to be wise in choosing courses and not to be confined to engineering and medicine only. He advised, “Opportunities are abundant in all fields. Tamil Nadu ranks 30 among the top 100 colleges in India. So, the chances of success are high if you study and progress.”
Chief Secretary V Irai Anbu and senior officials attended the function.
Later, the Chief Minister inaugurated the CMC’s Rs 1,200-crore campus at Kannigapuram (Ranipet district), located about 12 km from Vellore on the Chennai-Bengaluru National Highway.
Level 1 trauma care center with six dedicated theaters for accident victims in 1,500-bed unit, 29 additional operation theaters for quaternary care medical and surgical services, 250 intensive care beds, cancer services, cardiac catheterization lab, 29 bone marrow transplant units There are beds. According to a release, there are blood storage facilities and 50 dialysis beds.
The complex has a zero waste discharge system and a wastewater treatment plant for recycling and reuse of water.