Chief Minister M.K. Stalin Inaugurates New Classrooms and Labs at Coimbatore Government Women's College

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin virtually inaugurated 15 classrooms and 10 laboratories at the Government Women's Polytechnic College in Coimbatore on July 16, under the Perunthalaiver Kamarajar College Development Scheme.


Coimbatore: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin virtually inaugurated new facilities at the Government Women's Polytechnic College in Coimbatore on Sunday, July 16. The inauguration, conducted via video conference from the Chennai Secretariat, marked the completion of 15 new classrooms and 10 laboratories under the Perunthalaiver Kamarajar College Development Scheme.



The event, held at the college premises in Coimbatore, saw the participation of several notable figures. N. Karthik, former MLA and DMK Secretary for Coimbatore Urban District, attended the function along with Dr. V. Rajendran, the college principal. Other attendees included Executive Thirunavukkarasu, Vice Principal Kannagi, heads of various college departments, PWDC engineers, and Vidya Ramanathan MC.

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