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TNPSC Current Affairs | 02 September 2026

Tamil Nadu

State Schemes, Welfare & Civil Supplies

  • Onion Price Stabilisation Initiative:
    • The State government launched a market intervention plan to procure 1,000 tonnes of onions in the first phase via NAFED and NCCF for distribution at ₹35 per kg through 8,730 urban fair price shops and Amudham outlets, targeting ~80 lakh families.
  • Handloom Weavers’ Welfare & Textile Sector Schemes:
    • Wage Revision: A 10% increase in basic wages and Dearness Allowance (DA) was announced for members of handloom weavers’ cooperative societies.
    • Board Setup: Announcement regarding the establishment of the Tamil Nadu Knitwear Board.
    • Solar Panel Subsidy: 100% subsidy scheme for handloom weavers to install solar panels.
    • Sectoral Infrastructure:
      • Setting up a Silk Export Trade Facilitation Centre at the Perarignar Anna Handloom Silk Park in Kancheepuram.
      • Establishing a Design Studio for Thirubuvanam silk at Thirubuvanam (Thanjavur district).
      • Creating a modern sales complex in Nagercoil (Kanniyakumari) and a common dye house.

Industrial Development & Enterprise Policies

  • Exclusive Women-Focused Industrial Parks:
    • State government announced the establishment of dedicated industrial parks to support women entrepreneurs at Sankaraperi (Thoothukudi), Narasinganallur (Tirunelveli), and the Palaiyapatti SIPCOT Industrial Estate (Thanjavur).
  • New SIDCO Industrial Estates:
    • TANSIDCO will establish 5 new industrial estates across Tiruvallur and Kancheepuram districts (covering 234.38 acres) at Naidukuppam, Kannankottai, Thervoykandigai, Erumaiyur, and Varadharajapuram.
    • The utilization period for plot allottees to establish industrial units in SIDCO estates was extended from 2 years to 3 years.
  • New MSME Policy: Formulation of a comprehensive MSME policy integrating Industry 4.0, AI, and automation.

National

Polity, Supreme Court Rulings & Constitutional Framework

  • Invocation of Article 142 on Student Protesters:
    • The Supreme Court exercised its extraordinary constitutional powers under Article 142 (“complete justice”) to quash nationwide FIRs against Gen Z student protesters involved in NEET-UG paper leak demonstrations, ensuring the cases are closed without affecting their future prospects.
    • Directed the Union Government to formulate a pan-India compensation policy for the families of students affected by paper leak stress.
 

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