The Times of India

Tamil Nadu maintains that Karnataka has not released water on a pro-rata basis after accounting for the rainfall deficit.

Protests against the NEET examination continued nationwide with detentions occurring in Tamil Nadu. Students and opposition leaders demanded accountability and the education minister's resignation. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay supported the protests and called for NEET abolition. Senior leaders met BJP officials to discuss examination irregularities and reforms. The Centre assured strict action against those involved in paper leaks.

Under the scheme, the power generated from rooftop solar systems will be injected into the grid, and consumers will be billed for units consumed beyond the injected power under net-metering

Thousands of farmers were enrolled and money sanctioned, but lack of monitoring derailed mission

Thousands of students and professionals seek paying guest accommodation in Chennai annually. Rents have significantly increased, making independent housing unaffordable for many individuals. Chennai's paying guest sector lacks licensing and uniform operational standards for safety. The city plans to study Bengaluru's model for regulating these facilities. Notices have been issued to buildings operating as paying guests without proper registration.

Tamil Nadu ministers attended the first day, first show of Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay's film Jananayagan. This occurred while anti-NEET protests intensified and opposition parties attacked government inaction. Ministers across the state celebrated the film's release with party workers and fans. Health Minister K G Arunraj defended their attendance, stating issues cannot be solved in one day. The film's release became the headline event for the ruling establishment.