“Kalviyai Kondaaduvom” winners
Presented awards to 48 winners of the government’s online education competitions.
Source: TNTrack
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Rajmohan oversees school education, Tamil development and archaeology — AI and coding in government schools, the two-language policy, Keezhadi and Poompuhar, and preparations for the next World Tamil Conference.
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Presented awards to 48 winners of the government’s online education competitions.
Source: TNTrack
Reaffirmed the two-language policy and said the state will not provide land for Jawahar Navodaya schools.
Source: The New Indian Express
Launched the third phase of underwater archaeological exploration off Poompuhar, Mayiladuthurai coast.
Source: DailyConnects
Moved a resolution for a permanent TET exemption for teachers appointed before 23 August 2010.
Source: The New Indian Express
A high-level committee to prepare for the next World Tamil Conference.
Source: The New Indian Express
A Tamil Chair at the University of Houston and several memorial projects for Tamil culture.
Source: The New Indian Express
AI education to begin from Class 6 in government schools.
Source: Oneindia Tamil
AI-powered personalised learning (TN-PAL) in 500 government middle schools.
Source: India Live
A curriculum for analytical thinking, reasoning, innovation, entrepreneurship and AI from 2027–28.
Source: India Live
A daily physical-education period and T-shirts and track pants for girls in government schools.
Source: Oneindia Tamil
50 government schools developed as Sports Plus schools, and health screening for students.
Source: The Times of India
Defended a proposal for chicken biryani once a week in midday meals to raise children’s protein intake, with vegetarian options continuing.
Source: The New Indian Express
Chaired the first curriculum committees: the TN SPARK emerging-technology curriculum to extend from 5,000 pilot schools to all government schools for Classes 6–8, with coding in higher classes.
Source: The New Indian Express
A move to STEAM-based education, story-based mathematics and reducing students’ academic and schoolbag burden.
Source: Dinakaran
At the government observance, called for developing “Scientific Tamil” alongside the traditional three branches of Tamil.
Source: Dinakaran
Political parties and private organisations will not interact directly with students on campus during class hours; guidelines to follow.
Source: The New Indian Express
AI, coding, Python, VR and HTML training to begin in about 5,000 government schools, with teachers trained first.
Source: Kaninikkalvi
Said private schools need not pay bribes for licences or renewals, with more transparency in school administration.
Source: Oneindia Tamil
Distributed textbooks, uniforms and stationery at the Government Model Higher Secondary School, Arumbakkam, and said Tamil Nadu would negotiate with Delhi if education funds were withheld over the two-language policy.
Source: The Times of India
Discussed the Keezhadi excavation reports, Chola-era copper plates and wider archaeological research.
Source: The New Indian Express
Government schools reopened for 2026–27 with revised textbooks for Classes 1–3 and teacher training.
Source: Careers360
Confirmed the Class 10 public examination results schedule.
Source: NDTV
Reviewed reopening preparations, textbooks and uniforms; reaffirmed the two-language policy.
Source: The Times of India
Assigned School Education, Tamil Official Language and Culture, Archaeology, Information and Publicity, and Film Technology.
Source: Govt press release No. 38
Our report ›Took oath in Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay’s first cabinet at the Nehru Indoor Stadium, Chennai.
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