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Tamil Nadu Ministers’ Contact Numbers and Email IDs Released for Public Complaints

Updated: 15/Oct/2026 12:10:24 PM
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Tamil Nadu Ministers’ Contact Numbers and Email IDs Released for Public Complaints

Contact details, including mobile phone numbers and email IDs, have been published for several ministerial offices in Tamil Nadu to help the public communicate grievances and raise issues related to government departments.

The reported list includes contact details associated with public health, revenue, food, energy, school education, industries, overseas Tamils welfare, labour welfare, cooperation, environment, youth welfare and dairy development.

Tamil Nadu Ministers’ Contact Details

According to the information provided in the report, members of the public can use the following details to contact the relevant offices.

Department Email ID Mobile Number
Public Health [email protected] 94459 53976
Revenue [email protected] 63852 43993
Food [email protected] 98412 73454
Energy [email protected] 99625 66341
School Education [email protected] 90030 83602
Forest [email protected] 95853 65217
Industries [email protected] 97902 73544
Overseas Tamils Welfare [email protected] 99406 19268
Labour Welfare [email protected] 96005 98729
Cooperation [email protected] 94439 14383
Environment [email protected] 95978 68633
Youth Welfare [email protected] 63820 10408
Dairy Development [email protected] 70100 12002
Human Resources Management [email protected] 96001 33546

How to Submit Public Complaints in Tamil Nadu

Residents who wish to raise a complaint should identify the relevant department and contact the appropriate office using verified contact information. They should provide a clear description of the issue, the location and supporting documents, if necessary.

People can also submit grievances through the official Tamil Nadu CM Helpline portal at https://cmhelpline.tnega.org/portal/ or call 1100.

The helpline provides a channel for citizens to raise complaints about government services and seek assistance through the grievance redressal process.

Residents are advised to verify ministerial contact details through official government sources before calling or sending emails, as phone numbers and departmental responsibilities may change.