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AMMK chief Dhinakaran has sharply criticized the ruling TVK government's administrative decisions, accusing officials of disconnecting policy execution from ground-level realities.
Instead of offering aggressive promotional rates, ING plans to grow its business by using AI to specifically target and engage its existing customer base.
Actor-turned-politician Vijay was sworn in as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, officially marking his transition from cinema to state leadership. His swearing-in ceremony and initial days in office were met with both public celebration and political controversies, including a dispute over the rendition of 'Vande Mataram'.
Four individuals have been arrested in India for allegedly hurling petrol bombs at the residence of a member of the AMMK political party.
In Speyer, Germany, a bakery owner searched for two elderly regular customers after they hadn't visited her shop for several days. Her timely intervention reportedly saved their lives.
TTV Dhinakaran has warned AMMK MLA S Kamaraj of disqualification for supporting the ruling TVK government during a floor test. Dhinakaran accused Kamaraj of betrayal and stated the party would pursue his disqualification.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has successfully reunited the AIADMK and its splinter group, the AMMK, in Tamil Nadu, effectively rebuilding the fractured NDA alliance in the election-bound state.
The party is organising massive conferences across T.N. ahead of the Assembly polls and hopeful of purchasing votes by throwing ₹2,000 or ₹3,000 at the electorate, says AMMK leader
Maison Belle & George has opened its doors in Vienna's 9th district, offering a taste of French lifestyle through its interior design and culinary offerings.
An AMMK Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) has been expelled from the party after publicly praising actor Vijay during a session in the Tamil Nadu assembly. The expulsion highlights internal party discipline regarding public statements.
AMMK General Secretary Dhinakaran has criticized the ruling DMK government in Tamil Nadu, accusing them of failing to maintain law and order in the state.
AMMK leader T.T.V. Dhinakaran stated that his party will engage in seat-sharing talks with the BJP, not the AIADMK, for upcoming elections.