Perunthalaivar Kamarajar, the historic leader who elevated Tamil Nadu to great heights in education and industrial development. A man celebrated to this day for his honest governance and simple way of life. He deeply instilled the values of secularism in Tamil soil and remains the ideological guide for our administrative approach.

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, the architect of the Indian Constitution and one of the world's greatest thinkers. A leader who fought tirelessly for social justice, equality, equal opportunity, class-based representation, the welfare of the oppressed and marginalized, and the advancement of women - both in his ideals and in action.

Veeramangai Velu Nachiyar, a pioneer of India's freedom struggle, holds the historic distinction of being the first queen to successfully fight against British authority. A brave revolutionary who entered the battlefield to defend her land, she stands as a timeless symbol of women's rights, courage, and strength.

Anjalai Ammal, a people's servant and a symbol of unwavering social commitment, took part in the struggle against British rule while in the later stages of pregnancy, displaying remarkable courage. Her bravery was such that it drew the admiration of Mahatma Gandhi himself. She remains a powerful embodiment of the spirit of freedom and uncompromising service to society.