DMK will organize a series of workshops on the Dravidian ideology | Chennai News
CHENNAI: The ruling DMK in Tamil Nadu decided on Saturday to return to its roots. The party will lead a series of workshops on the Dravidian model and its philosophy which promotes social justice and equality. A resolution to this effect was passed at the meeting of DMK District Secretaries at Anna Arivalayam, the party headquarters, Chennai.
Another resolution was adopted to celebrate on June 3 in a grand way the 99th birthday of the party’s patriarch and five-time chief minister M Karunanidhi. These resolutions were passed in the presence of Party Chairman and Chief Minister MK Stalin, General Secretary Duraimurugan and senior leaders K Ponmudy, A Raja and others.
The workshop aims to popularize the ideology of the party and the year of governance of the “Dravidian model” by the chairman of the party, MK Stalin, and his achievements on different fronts among the young generation.
The party has decided to encourage the wings of youth, women, students and information technology to organize continuous online and offline workshops to enable young cadres to emerge as an ideological force with which to have to count. District units should arrange for such workshops, according to a statement.
The workshops would focus on protecting the state against divisive and anti-national forces, which are unable to resist the social justice and communal harmony prevalent in the state. They would also focus on exposing political “slaves” who aid divisive forces, the statement said.
Senior leaders said it was the need of the hour to carry out such programs and support efforts for party officials to understand and realize the central ideology of the party. This would help them emerge as better leaders and counter the false narrative against the government and its plans designed for the upliftment of the poor and oppressed.
Another resolution was adopted to celebrate on June 3 in a grand way the 99th birthday of the party’s patriarch and five-time chief minister M Karunanidhi. These resolutions were passed in the presence of Party Chairman and Chief Minister MK Stalin, General Secretary Duraimurugan and senior leaders K Ponmudy, A Raja and others.
The workshop aims to popularize the ideology of the party and the year of governance of the “Dravidian model” by the chairman of the party, MK Stalin, and his achievements on different fronts among the young generation.
The party has decided to encourage the wings of youth, women, students and information technology to organize continuous online and offline workshops to enable young cadres to emerge as an ideological force with which to have to count. District units should arrange for such workshops, according to a statement.
The workshops would focus on protecting the state against divisive and anti-national forces, which are unable to resist the social justice and communal harmony prevalent in the state. They would also focus on exposing political “slaves” who aid divisive forces, the statement said.
Senior leaders said it was the need of the hour to carry out such programs and support efforts for party officials to understand and realize the central ideology of the party. This would help them emerge as better leaders and counter the false narrative against the government and its plans designed for the upliftment of the poor and oppressed.