Houses for seniors that will be completed by December: Minister

Chennai

Hindu religious and charity donations Minister PK Sekarbabu said on Saturday that three houses, Tirunelveli and Palani by December this year.

Speaking with Persons after inspecting the work in Kolathur, he said that the Chief Minister MK Stalin, who laid the first stone for these projects, wanted to see that they are functioning and serving the needy. The house in Kolathur, would be able to offer hiding place to 100 people and have facilities, including a park, hiking trails, Yoga Hall meditation center, library and individual rooms with attached bathrooms. These houses will be maintained of the funds of the social responsibility of the company. “Until now, £ 5 crore have been received in front of the house in Kolathur,” he added.

Asked about the regulations for the Kumbhabhishishegam in the Sri Subramaniaswamy tample in Thiruchendur, he said it was a milestone in the Dravidic management model. “A lot of planning has discussed the behavior of the event that has attracted thousands of people from everywhere,” he said.

Three temporary bus standards come up and large LED TVs are set up at different locations. A total of 6,000 police personnel will have service, fire engines will be stationed at 27 points and medical centers will be in 25 places, guaranteeing the safety of the devoted. “Three IAS officials were specially given the lead for the flexible behavior of the event,” he said.