New Delhi: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Sunday unveiled DMK’s Chennai-centric manifesto, presenting an ambitious roadmap to reshape the city’s infrastructure, mobility and economy ahead of the assembly elections. Released at the Anna Arivalayam headquarters, the “Chennai Super-6” plan is part of the party’s broader Dravidian Model 2.0 vision, with a clear focus on urban transformation.The manifesto outlines six key pillars that aim to improve the quality of life in the capital, from improved public amenities and smart transportation to job creation and technology-led growth. The proposals were launched in the presence of district-level candidates, indicating the party’s intention to center Chennai’s development as a key campaign issue.The focus of the scheme is on upgrading housing facilities in the houses managed by the Urban Habitat Development Board. The DMK has proposed involving women-led welfare associations in implementing these reforms, supported by state funding. Basic services are also set to be strengthened, with RO drinking water facilities promised for metro water deficient areas and time-bound supply assured for connected households.A significant economic boost comes through a proposed Rs 10,000 crore investment in a global technology hub focusing on artificial intelligence, animation, visual effects and immersive technologies. The project is expected to create approximately 20,000 high-value jobs and establish Chennai as a global talent gateway.The announcement comes amid sharp political attacks from AIADMK leader Edappadi K Palaniswami, who accused the DMK of failing women and criticized its stand on the Women’s Reservation Bill, underscoring the intensifying electoral battle in the state.