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Tamil Nadu government drops use of ‘CM’s Thayumanavar Scheme’ in its official communications

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The Hindu Bureau
Tamil Nadu government drops use of ‘CM’s Thayumanavar Scheme’ in its official communications
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The Tamil Nadu government has removed the 'Chief Minister's' prefix from several welfare schemes and renamed the state's Fact Check Unit to the 'Information Integrity Desk.' These changes follow a pattern of rebranding initiatives introduced by the previous DMK administration.

In another round of potential name changes, the Tamil Nadu government has in official communications dropped the name Chief Minister’s Thayumanavar Scheme, under which essential commodities supplied through ration shops are delivered to the doorsteps of senior citizens aged above 65 and persons with disabilities.

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