Chennai: Prime Minister Modi, who conveyed his greetings on Tamil Nadu Day, said, “Tamil culture has enriched the nation’s civilizational journey.” Similarly, the President, the Chief Minister, and various political party leaders have also conveyed their greetings.
President Droupadi Murmu: On the day when states such as Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala, and Andhra were formed, I convey my greetings to the people of those regions.
These states, with their rich cultural heritage and diverse traditions, have played a key role in driving India’s growth. May the well-being of the people of these states flourish.
Prime Minister Modi: To the people of Tamil Nadu, who have contributed greatly to India’s growth through entrepreneurship and hard work
On Tamil Nadu Day, I extend my heartfelt greetings. Tamil culture has enriched the nation’s civilizational journey in many ways.
May this special day bring happiness, success, and new opportunities to everyone in Tamil Nadu, today and in the years to come.
Lok Sabha Opposition Leader Rahul Gandhi: On the foundation day of Tamil Nadu and several other states, my greetings to the people there. Their rich culture, language, and heritage have shaped the soul of India. I wish that they continue to flourish, progress, and contribute to building a united nation.
Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar: On Tamil Nadu Day, my heartfelt greetings to all the people of Tamil Nadu and to all Tamils living across various states of India and around the world.
Chief Minister Vijay: On this day, when linguistic states were formed and Tamil Nadu came into being, I take joy in celebrating Tamil Nadu’s unique qualities and historical significance, and I extend my Tamil Nadu Day greetings to everyone.
On this historically significant day, let us resolve to continue upholding our state’s pride by adding glory to Tamil every day and preserving and protecting the art, culture, and heritage of Tamils.
AIADMK General Secretary Palaniswami: On this auspicious day, let us resolve to stand united and work so that our Tamil Nadu, which excels in valor, knowledge, arts and culture, social education, and industrial progress, may reach even greater heights in all fields and shine with unique pride on the world stage.
Tamil Nadu BJP President Nainar Nagenthran: Let us resolve to rescue Tamil Nadu from corruption, administrative mismanagement, and the drug culture that is ruining the youth, and create a “Developed Tamil Nadu” marked by women’s safety, employment opportunities for the youth, and balanced industrial growth.
MDMK General Secretary Vaiko: Celebrating every year the date of Nov. 1, when Tamil Nadu was formed, as ‘Tamil Nadu
Day’ is welcome. Likewise, the Tamil Nadu government should also celebrate July 18, the day the resolution to rename Madras State as Tamil Nadu was passed in the Assembly.
PMK Leader Anbumani: In a situation where confusion had been created over what ‘Tamil Nadu Day’ is, the government’s announcement, accepting PMK’s insistence, that Nov. 1 will be celebrated as Tamil Nadu Day is a good beginning.
Premalatha, General Secretary of the DMDK: On this day that celebrates the greatness of the Tamil language and the culture of Tamils, warm Tamil Nadu Day greetings to all Tamil people living across the world.
Similarly, greetings have also been conveyed by VCK leader Thirumavalavan, Indian Communist Party state secretary M. Veerapandian, TMC leader G.K. Vasan, AMMK General Secretary TTV Dhinakaran, We The Leaders president K. Annamalai, and Naam Tamilar Katchi chief coordinator Seeman.
