Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has inaugurated “Mudhalvar Padaipagam,” an affordable co-working and learning hub in Chennai. Part of the North Chennai Development Scheme, the facility offers high-speed internet and modern amenities, supporting students, entrepreneurs, and residents with accessible spaces for learning, business, and creativity.
In a progressive step for community-driven innovation, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has inaugurated “Mudhalvar Padaipagam,” a state-sponsored co-working and learning hub in Chennai’s Kolathur Assembly constituency. This modern three-story space, located on Jagannathan Street and operated by the Greater Chennai Corporation, is designed to foster creativity, collaboration, and productivity. The centre offers accessible and affordable facilities for residents, small business owners, and students, making it a valuable addition to the community.
“Mudhalvar Padaipagam will be a peaceful hub, designed for people to be creative and explore new businesses,” shared a GCC official. Equipped with high-speed internet and other essential amenities, the centre can be quickly booked online, allowing residents to work on their businesses, prepare for exams, or engage in other productive activities in a professionally conducive environment.
Chief Minister Stalin inaugurated the facility in Agaram, accompanied by key officials, including Minister of Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments P.K. Sekar Babu and Chennai Mayor R. Priya. During the event, Stalin interacted with students and entrepreneurs, emphasising the centre’s mission to support learning and entrepreneurship within the local community. The “Mudhalvar Padaipagam” initiative is part of the broader “Vada Chennai Valarchi Thittam” (North Chennai Development Scheme) spearheaded by the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority (CMDA).
Constructed for Rs 2.85 crore, this project underscores the Tamil Nadu government’s commitment to enhancing opportunities for self-improvement and business development in North Chennai. With the launch of this co-working and learning hub, the government is directly addressing the need for accessible, flexible workspaces that support both individual growth and community-based economic development.
This facility’s opening is a significant addition to Chennai’s co-working landscape, aligning with global trends favouring flexible and collaborative work environments. By offering affordable spaces for work and study, “Mudhalvar Padaipagam” aims to become a vibrant community hub where individuals can connect, innovate, and grow—whether preparing for exams or building a business. The initiative reflects the Tamil Nadu government’s commitment to nurturing creativity, promoting entrepreneurship, and creating opportunities for all, reinforcing Chennai’s position as a dynamic city for learning and enterprise.
