CM Stalin Opens Rs 737.88 Cr Projects, Sanctions Rs 4,268 Cr Aid

06 Oct 2025 CW Team

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin inaugurated development projects worth Rs 737.88 crore in Ramanathapuram and distributed Rs 4,268 crore in government welfare aid to over 50,000 beneficiaries.

The newly built Ramanathapuram Bus Stand, covering 16,909 sq ft and costing Rs 20 crore, was opened during the event. Stalin also laid foundation stones for additional schemes across the district.

Earlier, the CM inspected the upgraded Tholkappia Poonga (Eco Park) in Chennai, developed under the CRRT for Rs 42.45 crore, featuring a new entrance, play area, watchtower and gallery.

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