The Dravidian Model 2.0: A New Era Under CM Stalin
The DMK plans to solidify its Dravidian Model 2.0 regime after a projected win in the 2026 Assembly elections. Chief Minister MK Stalin's people-centric initiatives aim to enhance public welfare and strengthen party membership. The ruling party highlights stark contrasts with media speculation about the upcoming election.

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The ruling DMK foresees a continuation of its governance under the 'Dravidian Model 2.0' with Chief Minister MK Stalin at the helm, following an anticipated success in the 2026 Assembly elections. This projection was articulated in the DMK's publication 'Murasoli'.
Despite media speculations and counterclaims, the DMK insists that CM Stalin's administration remains firmly grounded in a five-fold, people-centric approach. Through initiatives like 'Oraniyil Tamil Nadu' and 'Ungaludan Stalin', the government aims to enhance welfare schemes, enroll citizens as party members, and address public grievances directly.
CM Stalin actively engages with citizens and oversees district-level developments. His commitment, alongside Deputy CM Udhayanidhi Stalin's district tours and review meetings, ensures that welfare programs effectively reach the population. Consequently, the DMK predicts increased public confidence and economic growth in Tamil Nadu.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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