In a significant move towards addressing housing needs for the underprivileged, Chief Minister M K Stalin inaugurated more than 4,200 tenements built by the Tamil Nadu Urban Habitat Development Board (TNUHDB) at a cost of Rs. 450 Crore. The inauguration ceremony, held at the Secretariat, saw the Chief Minister handing over house allocation orders to beneficiaries, marking a milestone in the state’s commitment to providing affordable housing.The event featured the inauguration of 13 TNUHDB projects spanning 9 districts, including Chengalpattu and Madurai. A total of 4,272 apartments, constructed at a cost of Rs. 453.67 Crore, were unveiled during the ceremony. In a symbolic gesture, Chief Minister Stalin presented allocation orders to six beneficiaries, emphasizing the government’s dedication to uplifting the lives of those in need.Underlining the commitment of the present government, a release stated, “Since the present government took over, as many as 19,777 apartments have been opened for poor and homeless persons. A total amount of Rs. 2,037.08 Crore has been spent for the apartments.”In addition to inaugurating homes, Chief Minister Stalin handed over cheques worth Rs. 2.10 lakh each to three beneficiaries, facilitating the construction of their houses. The government is set to disburse a total of Rs. 98.28 Crore to 4,680 individuals across the state, further promoting housing development.A notable announcement during the event was the Chief Minister’s directive to increase the subsidy amount to Rs. 4 lakh for urban weavers to construct houses. Already, Rs. 2.88 Crore has been allocated to 72 weavers in urban areas. As part of the Kalaignar Centenary Celebrations, house allocations were also granted to 100 individuals with disabilities, reflecting the government’s commitment to inclusive and equitable development.The ceremony witnessed the participation of key officials, including MSME and TNUHDB Minister TM Anbarasan, Textiles Minister R Gandhi, Ch