India News | Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin Unveils Book on Dravidian Moralist PT Rajan in Chennai
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. According to the Tamil Nadu Department of Information and Public Relations (DIPR), the book pays tribute to the life, principles, and lasting contributions of PT Rajan, a prominent moralist and key figure in the Dravidian movement, whose philosophies continue to shape the social and political landscape of Tamil Nadu.
Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], April 22, 2025 (ANI): Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Tuesday released a commemorative book titled "Dravidian Moralist Tamilavel PT Rajan: Life and Legacy" at a special ceremony held at Kalaivanar Arangam in Chennai.
According to the Tamil Nadu Department of Information and Public Relations (DIPR), the book pays tribute to the life, principles, and lasting contributions of PT Rajan, a prominent moralist and key figure in the Dravidian movement, whose philosophies continue to shape the social and political landscape of Tamil Nadu.
A distinguished leader known for his commitment to social justice and rationalism, Rajan played a crucial role in articulating and preserving Dravidian ideology during his lifetime.
As part of the book launch, Chief Minister Stalin delivered a keynote address highlighting PT Rajan's enduring influence on Tamil society and politics and the relevance of his vision in contemporary governance and welfare initiatives in the state.
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Earlier in the day, CM Stalin inaugurated the memorial museum of Dr Shantha, former Chairman of Adyar Cancer Hospital.
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In a post on social media platform X, MK Stalin wrote, "What began as a humble journey under the guidance of Dr. Muthulakshmi Reddy, the pioneering founder of the Adyar Cancer Institute, blossomed into an institution of extraordinary service as Dr. V. Shanta became a towering figure in the field of oncology. Today, I unveiled Dr Shantha's statue and museum at the very place where she devoted her entire life to serving the needy patients. The museum, filled with her belongings and ideals, left me deeply moved and inspired." (ANI)
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