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TN CM rolls out Ungaludan Stalin, aiming to bring governance to the doorstep; EPS cries foul

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July 15, 2025

Aimed at directly addressing public grievances and delivering government services at the doorsteps of the people through 10,000 special camps across Tamil Nadu, Chief Minister MK Stalin is launching the massive state-wide programme, christened 'Ungaludan Stalin' (Stalin with you), from the temple town Chidambaram in Cuddalore district on Tuesday.

- STATESMAN NEWS SERVICE

He is reaching Chidambaram by train on Tuesday morning, and this is the second time that he travels by train on an official engagement.

The camps will be held in both rural and urban areas from 15 July to November. This initiative aims to bring government services and welfare schemes directly to the people. While 3,768 camps will be conducted in urban centres, 6232 will be held in the rural hinterland. A total of 43 services from 13 Departments will be provided in the urban areas, it will be 46 services from 15 Departments in the rural areas. All applications received will be processed and action taken within 45 days.

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