Chennai, July 24: The Tamil Nadu government, under the leadership of Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, has reconstituted the State Minorities Commission, reported The Hindu. This significant move aims to enhance the representation and welfare of minority communities in the state.
Rev. Fr. Joe Arun has been appointed Chairperson of the newly reconstituted Commission. Rev. Fr. Arun is known for his extensive work in community service and his commitment to promoting educational and social equity.
M.M. Abdul Kuthoos, also known as Iraianban Kuthoos, has been named Vice Chairperson. Mr. Kuthoos has been actively involved in social work and advocacy for minority rights, bringing valuable experience to his new role.
The Commission’s newly appointed members include Hamilton Welson, A. Sornaraj, Nagore A.H. Nazimuddin, Praveen Kumar Thatiya, Rajendra Prasad, Rameet Kapoor, J. Mohammed Rafi, and S. Vasanth. Each member brings a wealth of knowledge and experience from various fields, including education, social work, and community development.
In addition to these appointments, the State government has also named C. Fernandas Rathina Raja chair of the Tamil Nadu Minorities Economic Development Corporation. This organization plays a crucial role in promoting economic opportunities and financial support for minority communities, helping to drive inclusive growth and development across the state.
The reconstitution of the State Minorities Commission is a testament to the Tamil Nadu government’s commitment to fostering an inclusive and equitable society.
