Chief Minister M.K. Stalin’s February 24 visit to Kanyakumari signals Tamil Nadu’s commitment to equitable growth in its southern reaches. From aviation-assisted travel to roadside welcomes, the tour is meticulously planned for maximum impact.
Flying out of Chennai at 10 AM to Tuticorin, Stalin motors to Kanyakumari, greeted festively at 11 AM by Mayor R. Mahesh’s team at Mahadhanpuram Junction.
Cultural spotlight: Inaugurating the Rs 1.45 crore Silver Jubilee Arch by the Thiruvalluvar statue, this addition elevates a prime tourist spot’s allure on its 25th anniversary.
Tributes continue post-noon in Nagercoil—unveiling Karunanidhi’s statue at 5:30 PM in Kalladivilai, then Ponnappa Nadar’s at 6:30 PM in the Neppamoodu memorial park, immortalizing local icons.
The itinerary extends to February 25 with a 9 AM powerhouse event at Concordia School Ground, where Stalin will activate completed developments and initiate welfare-driven projects.
Return flight from Tuticorin at 12:30 PM caps the trip. DMK’s all-tier mobilization ensures the visit resonates deeply, weaving development narratives with party loyalty.