Tamil Nadu CM Stalin Launches Thiranari Thervu Thittam Scheme to Support Govt School Students 2023: The Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, M K Stalin, has introduced an innovative program called Thiranari Thervu Thittam to encourage and support talented students studying in government schools. The scheme offers a monthly stipend of Rs 1,000 to the selected students, allowing them to continue their education without any financial constraints. This initiative is aimed at identifying and developing the potential of students in government schools and providing them with the necessary resources to pursue higher studies. This program is expected to benefit numerous deserving students throughout the state of Tamil Nadu.
CM Stalin Announces New Talent Support Scheme Details 2023
- The scheme will benefit 1,000 students (500 boys and 500 girls) studying in Class 10.
- The selected students will receive a monthly stipend of Rs 1,000 until they complete Class 12.
- They will also get an annual stipend of Rs 12,000 during their undergraduate and postgraduate studies.
- The scheme will connect students to higher education institutions such as IIT Madras for guidance and support.
IIT-Madras Initiative to Connect with Govt School Students
The Chief Minister made the announcement while inaugurating an initiative of the Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT-Madras) to connect with one lakh government school students in Tamil Nadu studying in rural areas. As part of this outreach programme, IIT-Madras distributed electronic kits to the government school students. The initiative is called Anaivarukkum IITM (IIT-M for All), and it aims to motivate students to take up a career in semiconductor technologies through lectures and hands-on experience.
Tamil Nadu CM Stalin Announces Support Scheme
Note: The Thiranari Thervu Thittam scheme and IIT-Madras initiative are steps towards providing equal opportunities for students in government schools to pursue higher education and build successful careers. The Tamil Nadu government’s efforts towards bridging the educational divide will go a long way in creating a skilled workforce and driving economic growth in the state.
