Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. K. Stalin inaugurated several cultural projects and laid the foundation for multiple museums across the State.
An open-air museum was inaugurated at Keeladi in Sivaganga district at a cost of ₹24 crore.
Foundation stones were laid for the Noyyal Museum in Erode district, the Navai Museum in Mandapam, and the Grand Chola Museum in Thanjavur.
New infrastructure and façade lighting were inaugurated at the Manora Memorial Pillar in Thanjavur district.
A memorial hall for Keelapazhuvur Chinnasamy was inaugurated in Ariyalur district.
He sacrificed his life for the protection of Tamil and fought against the imposition of Hindi at his home town.
A bronze equestrian statue of freedom fighter Theeran Chinnamalai was unveiled in the Erode district.
The CM also unveiled a statue of former Member of Parliament and former member of Cauvery Retrieval Committee C. Muthusamy.
He worked for the rights of farmers and staged several protests, at Vairamadai near Karur.
He released the book Rock Art of Tamil Nadu, authored by K. Rajan and R. Sivanandam.
The Chief Minister virtually unveiled the bust of former Chief Minister of the then Madras Presidency P. Subbarayan, along with a memorial hall, constructed in Namakkal district.
He also unveiled a statue of former MP C. Muthusamy in Karur district.
The Chief Minister virtually inaugurated ELCOSEZ, set up by the Electronics Corporation of Tamil Nadu Limited in Sholinganallur in Chennai.