முதலில் தமிழ்த்தாய் வாழ்த்து.. தனித் தீர்மானம் நிறைவேறியது.. தமிழக சட்டப்பேரவை தொடர் நேரலை

According to Polimer News, the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly has unanimously passed a resolution mandating that the 'Tamil Thai Valthu' (the state anthem) must be performed at the commencement of all official functions. The resolution was formally proposed by Chief Minister Vijay and received broad support across the political spectrum.

Major political parties, including the DMK, AIADMK, PMK, and the Congress, have extended their support to the move. The decision aims to standardize the protocol for state-level events and reinforce the cultural significance of the anthem within official government proceedings.

The Tamil Thai Valthu is a prayer dedicated to the personification of the Tamil language as a mother figure. While it has traditionally been performed at various state functions, this legislative resolution formalizes the requirement, ensuring it is prioritized at the very beginning of event programs across the state.

This development marks a notable moment in the current legislative session, reflecting a consensus among the state's primary political factions regarding cultural policy. Further details on the implementation of this mandate are expected to be issued by the state administration in the coming days.