Reportedly Dinamalar newspaper published a headline criticizing the Chief Minister's breakfast plan. In it, the front page banner news is published with the title of double meals for students. This has been condemned by various parties including chief minister Stalin. Protests are taking place all over the state against the news agency. In this situation, the editor of Dinamalar chennai and madurai publishing house has given an explanation regarding the Chief Minister's breakfast plan article. In it, "Regarding the pioneering program implemented by the tamil Nadu government for the welfare of government school students, the breakfast scheme, the Erode-Salem edition of 'Dinamalar' published today (August 31) and the very disgusting and embarrassing news published by K. Ramasuppu as the editor, chennai and Madurai. , Coimbatore, Puduwai, Nellai and Nagercoil editions have nothing to do with it.” It has been said.

Also, “Erodu- salem Dinamalar Edition has been running independently for the last 23 years with Sathyamurthy as the proprietor, publisher and editor. We strongly condemn the Erode-Salem Dinamalar edition and the people responsible for it, for publishing the news with a very base view without understanding the noble purpose of the program for school students. Due to the pendency of the case, Dinamalar newspaper name cannot be avoided. We have taken legal action against the people of the Erode-Salem edition who have tarnished Dinamalar's reputation.” An explanation has also been given by Dinamalar editors of the chennai, madurai, Coimbatore, Puduwai, Nellai and Nagercoil editions. tamil Nadu chief minister Stalin introduced the scheme of providing breakfast to school students in september last year on the birthday of Anna. Accordingly, a financial allocation of Rs.33.56 crore has been made in the first phase of 2022-2023 to provide breakfast to 1,14,095 primary school children (Class 1 to 5) studying in 1545 non-government schools in the municipal, municipal, rural (village panchayat) and hilly areas. The tamil Nadu government had issued an order.

As a result, this scheme is being implemented across tamil Nadu. Under the breakfast scheme, various types of snacks including upluma and kichadi are provided to the students. Meanwhile, the tamil Nadu government has decided to expand the Chief Minister's Breakfast Scheme by Rs.404 crore. Accordingly, chief minister Stalin launched the expansion of the Chief Minister's Breakfast Program at panchayat Union Middle school, Tirukuwela, Nagapattinam District. Through this, 15.75 lakh students studying in 31,008 government primary schools in all urban and rural areas of tamil Nadu are benefiting.