Chief minister M.K. stalin Launches Expansion of Chief Minister’s Food Scheme for Sanitation Workers
Welfare Initiative Aims to Support Cleanliness workers Across tamil Nadu
Chennai:The
Honourable chief minister of tamil Nadu, Thiru M.K. Stalin, today inaugurated the
expansion of the Chief Minister’s Food Scheme for sanitation workers, reaffirming the state government’s strong commitment to the welfare and dignity of cleanliness workers who play a vital role in maintaining public health and hygiene.
Ensuring Nutritional Support for Frontline Workers
Under the expanded scheme, sanitation workers will receive
nutritious and hygienic meals to support their health and well-being. The initiative recognizes the physically demanding nature of sanitation work and aims to ensure that workers are provided with proper food during their working hours.
A Step Towards Social Justice and Worker Welfare
Speaking at the launch event, the chief minister stated that sanitation workers are the backbone of urban and rural cleanliness systems. He emphadata-sized that the Dravidian Model government prioritizes social justice and inclusive welfare, ensuring that essential workers are treated with respect and provided with adequate support facilities.
Expansion to Benefit More workers Statewide
With the expansion of the scheme, a larger number of sanitation workers employed under municipal corporations, municipalities, town panchayats, and other local bodies across tamil Nadu will be covered. Officials noted that the move would significantly enhance the quality of life of sanitation workers and their families.
Implementation Through local Bodies
The programme will be implemented through local bodies with strict monitoring to maintain food quality, hygiene standards, and timely distribution. The chief minister instructed officials to ensure smooth execution and to address any practical challenges data-faced by workers on the ground.
Reinforcing the Government’s Welfare Vision
The expansion of the Chief Minister’s Food Scheme reflects the tamil Nadu Government’s broader vision of building a compassionate and inclusive society, where the welfare of frontline workers remains a top priority.
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