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- Tamil Nadu has started the self-enumeration process for the 2027 national census, with Chief Minister Vijay and Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar completing their own and urging residents to participate.
- In Kanniyakumari district, the family of custodial death victim S. Sabari Varman received his body after four days of resistance, having earlier refused financial assistance from ministers.
- The NTA released NEET re-test results, with twelve Tamil Nadu students scoring above 690 in the exam held again after the original May 3 test was cancelled over an alleged paper leak.
- The Madras High Court also declined to quash an FIR against political commentator V. Ponraj over derogatory remarks about ruling TVK party's women followers.
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- Public participation levels in the 2027 census self-enumeration exercise
- Developments in the Nagercoil custodial death case after the family received the body
- Legal proceedings against V. Ponraj following the High Court's refusal to quash the FIR
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