Deputy CM Udhayanidhi Stalin Inaugurates ‘Chief Minister’s Marriage Hall’ in Alandur
Deputy cm stalin -Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">udhayanidhi stalin Inaugurates ‘Chief Minister’s Marriage
Tamil Nadu deputy chief minister stalin -Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">udhayanidhi stalin inaugurated the newly constructed “Chief Minister’s marriage Hall” in Alandur. The facility, built at a cost of ₹18.64 crore, is located on Pudu Street within the Alandur assembly constituency.
Modern Facility for Public UseThe marriage hall has been constructed with modern amenities to cater to the needs of residents in and around Alandur. Developed as part of the state government’s infrastructure initiatives, the facility aims to provide an affordable and well-equipped venue for weddings and other family functions.The hall is designed to accommodate large gatherings and includes essential amenities such as a spacious main hall, dining area, kitchen facilities, parking space, and other basic infrastructure to ensure convenience for the public.
Focus on Social Welfare
Speaking at the inauguration, stalin -Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">udhayanidhi stalin highlighted that the project reflects the government’s commitment to supporting middle- and lower-income families by offering quality public infrastructure at reasonable costs. He noted that such community welfare initiatives help reduce the financial burden associated with organizing social events.The deputy chief minister also emphadata-sized that the state government, under the leadership of chief minister M. K. stalin, continues to prioritize development projects that directly benefit local communities.
Boost to local InfrastructureThe new marriage hall is expected to serve thousands of families in the Alandur constituency, enhancing civic infrastructure in the area. Residents welcomed the initiative, stating that the facility would provide a dignified and accessible venue for important life events.The inauguration marks another step in tamil Nadu’s ongoing efforts to expand public amenities and improve community-oriented infrastructure across the state.
Tamil Nadu deputy chief minister stalin -Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">udhayanidhi stalin inaugurated the newly constructed “Chief Minister’s marriage Hall” in Alandur. The facility, built at a cost of ₹18.64 crore, is located on Pudu Street within the Alandur assembly constituency.
Modern Facility for Public UseThe marriage hall has been constructed with modern amenities to cater to the needs of residents in and around Alandur. Developed as part of the state government’s infrastructure initiatives, the facility aims to provide an affordable and well-equipped venue for weddings and other family functions.The hall is designed to accommodate large gatherings and includes essential amenities such as a spacious main hall, dining area, kitchen facilities, parking space, and other basic infrastructure to ensure convenience for the public.
Focus on Social Welfare
Speaking at the inauguration, stalin -Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">udhayanidhi stalin highlighted that the project reflects the government’s commitment to supporting middle- and lower-income families by offering quality public infrastructure at reasonable costs. He noted that such community welfare initiatives help reduce the financial burden associated with organizing social events.The deputy chief minister also emphadata-sized that the state government, under the leadership of chief minister M. K. stalin, continues to prioritize development projects that directly benefit local communities.
Boost to local InfrastructureThe new marriage hall is expected to serve thousands of families in the Alandur constituency, enhancing civic infrastructure in the area. Residents welcomed the initiative, stating that the facility would provide a dignified and accessible venue for important life events.The inauguration marks another step in tamil Nadu’s ongoing efforts to expand public amenities and improve community-oriented infrastructure across the state.
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