In Tamil Nadu, Chief Minister M.K.Stalin has been directly visiting the districts to study the development projects by starting the program called Chief Minister in Field Study.
In this situation, today (21st, 22nd) and tomorrow – the Chennai zone field study meeting is going to be held under the leadership of First Minister M. K. Stalin.
Collectors and officers of 4 districts namely Chennai, Kanchipuram, Thiruvallur and Chengalpattu are going to participate in this study meeting.
In this meeting, the Chief Minister will hold discussions with the Collectors and officials about the progress of major projects in the district and the development works in the districts. Each Collector will report to the Chief Minister about the development projects being carried out in his district.
Also, the Director of School Education has instructed the officials to participate in this review meeting and give constructive feedback.
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