“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
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, and announced a high-level committee for the next World Tamil Conference and a Tamil Chair at the University of Houston.
Source: The New Indian Express
Presented the department’s demands: AI education from Class 6, TN-PAL adaptive learning in 500 middle schools, the TN-ARIVU curriculum from 2027–28, daily PE periods, sportswear for girls, 50 ‘Sports Plus’ schools and health screening for students.
Source: India Live · The Times of India
Announced a move to STEAM learning and story-based mathematics; chaired the first curriculum committees, planning to extend the TN SPARK emerging-technology curriculum from 5,000 pilot schools to all government schools for Classes 6–8.
Source: The New Indian Express
At the government observance, called for developing “Scientific Tamil” alongside the traditional three branches of Tamil.
Source: Dinakaran
Announced AI, coding, Python, VR and HTML training, starting in about 5,000 government schools with teacher training first; said private schools need not pay bribes for licences.
Source: Kaninikkalvi
Distributed textbooks, uniforms and stationery at Arumbakkam, and discussed the Keezhadi excavation reports, Chola copper plates and more 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
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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