Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday spoke to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay over the telephone and extended his congratulations on assuming the top post in the state. The conversation, which lasted several minutes, focused on the development agenda for Tamil Nadu and the need for continued cooperation between the central and state governments.
Details of the Conversation
According to official sources, PM Modi initiated the call to CM Vijay, who recently took oath as the chief minister of Tamil Nadu. The Prime Minister lauded the smooth transition of power and expressed confidence in the new administration's ability to serve the people effectively.
CM Vijay thanked PM Modi for his warm wishes and assured him of the state government's full cooperation in implementing central schemes and fostering growth. Both leaders emphasized the importance of working together on key issues such as infrastructure, education, and healthcare.
Focus on Development
The discussion also touched upon several ongoing projects in Tamil Nadu, including the Chennai-Bengaluru Industrial Corridor and the development of smart cities. PM Modi reiterated the Centre's commitment to supporting the state's progress and highlighted the need for collaborative efforts to boost economic growth.
This was the first formal interaction between the two leaders since CM Vijay assumed office. Political analysts view this as a positive sign for center-state relations, especially given the previous administration's strained ties with the central government.
Both leaders expressed optimism about the future and agreed to work together for the welfare of the people of Tamil Nadu and the nation.
