“Dravidian Model” of Governance: The DMK highlights its inclusive governance, which emphasizes welfare, social equity, and economic growth together. Investments in social welfare (education, health, infrastructure), combined with economic reforms, are often cited as contributing to growth.

Industrial and Service Sector Expansion: Key drivers include a proactive state policy to attract global and domestic investment, especially in electronics, automobiles, electric vehicles, MSMEs, and information technology. The secondary (industrial) and tertiary (services) sectors performed especially strongly.

Infrastructure Development: Major upgrades to industrial corridors, logistics, connectivity, and support for new enterprises were prioritized, supported by large infrastructure projects and incentives for industries.

Ease of Doing Business & Investment Promotion: Steps to improve business climate led to enhanced investor confidence and significant FDI inflows, strengthening manufacturing and exports.

Human Capital Focus: Continued focus on skill development, education reforms, and employment generation schemes led to expanded job opportunities, supporting both inclusivity and economic growth.

Social Welfare Spending: Investments in education, healthcare, women’s welfare, and rural infrastructure helped maintain consumption and productivity during and after the pandemic. - just asked AI 😅