The Tamil Nadu government is facing strong opposition from the DMK and TVK parties regarding the proposed Parandur airport project. Concerns have been raised over land acquisition and environmental clearances, leading to heated exchanges in the state assembly.

MK Stalin has moved the Madras High Court to challenge the Kolathur victory of TVK candidate VS Babu, seeking a recount of votes. This legal action aims to contest the election results in the constituency.

The Indian Congress party reacted to projections by TVK suggesting Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay could be the next Prime Minister, dismissing the idea as 'fantasies'.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay has completed his first 100 days in office, establishing the new TVK government, and has since shown a more assertive approach by pushing through various bills.

The Tamil Nadu government, led by Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, has completed 100 days in office, showcasing its achievements in women's safety measures and welfare initiatives. The administration emphasized transformative milestones during this period.

The Tamil Nadu BJP chief faced condemnation from ministers and TVK leaders for making 'uncivilised' personal remarks against Chief Minister Vijay. The comments have sparked a political row in the state.

The ruling Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) government presented its first budget for 2026-27, outlining a roadmap to achieve a $1.5 trillion economy for Tamil Nadu by 2036, with a focus on AI and education.

Tamil Nadu's opposition leader M.K. Stalin criticized the TVK government's budget, calling it a "waste" and a "remake of the Dravidian model." He stated that the budget repackaged old schemes and lacked new vision, despite the finance minister's aim for a $1.5 trillion economy by 2031.

Opposition leaders have condemned the arrest of Udhayanidhi Stalin, labeling it unwarranted and a diversion from government failures, leading to widespread protests by DMK cadres across Tamil Nadu.

The DMK leader alleged that the Vijay-led government edited his speech to divert attention from the Cauvery issue.

Tamil Nadu's main opposition party, Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK), has criticized the ruling Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) for its ambiguous stance on the contentious Mekedatu dam issue and demanded an all-party meeting to protect the state's rights.

Tamil Nadu's ruling Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) party, led by Vijay, has called for the complete abolition of the NEET exam and demanded that education be moved to the State List.

Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK party, along with actor Vijay's TVK, have united to oppose the proposed delimitation bill, expressing concerns that it could harm the state's interests. The DMK indicated it would be open to discussions if Tamil Nadu's concerns are addressed.

Vijay's TVK party in Tamil Nadu has sacked a panchayat leader, Veerasamy, following the circulation of a video allegedly showing him accepting a ₹1.3 lakh bribe from a contractor.

The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has ordered 12 changes in Vijay's upcoming film 'Jana Nayagan,' including muting references to TVK and modifying visuals of Ambedkar.

The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear a plea from the DMK alleging that TVK ministers are influencing witnesses in the ongoing investigation into the Karur stampede case. The hearing will address concerns about the integrity of the probe.

The TVK government in Tamil Nadu has introduced a new rural contracts policy aimed at boosting competition and creating jobs. This initiative seeks to fulfill electoral promises of expanding employment and entrepreneurship opportunities through administrative reforms.

The TVK-led secular alliance expresses confidence as its allies look towards a long-term partnership. Chief Minister Vijay hosted leaders and legislators of parties supporting his minority government at a tea meeting in Chennai.

Vijay's TVK party, which previously gained from defections, is now alleging that its own Members of Legislative Assembly (MLAs) are being poached.

DMK workers were detained in Chennai after staging a road blockade to demand legal action against minister Sarathkumar, following a viral video showing him handling white powder at an IPL match.

DMK has criticized the TVK government for raiding former minister EV Velu’s home, claiming political revenge, while Velu vows to prove his innocence amid fraud allegations.

The TVK party in Tamil Nadu is set to launch a gold ring scheme for newborns on September 15. This initiative, dubbed 'Uncle' Vijay's gift, aims to provide gold rings to new babies in the state.

The Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) has exited the DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance, choosing instead to back the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam government.

The Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) has decided to part ways with the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) after nearly 60 years, a move influenced by the rise of Chief Minister Vijay's TVK in Tamil Nadu, which has forced many parties to re-evaluate their strategies and alliances.

The Indian Supreme Court rejected multiple pleas, including one challenging a NEET retest and another seeking a CBI probe into a TVK trust vote win in Tamil Nadu. The court dismissed these petitions, describing them as vague, bald, and wild.

DMK president M.K. Stalin criticized Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay's government, alleging it acts as a "xerox copy" of the BJP and attempts to weaken the opposition by inducting AIADMK MLAs.

The DMK clarified that M.K. Stalin's remarks about the TVK government's survival for three months were not intended to destabilize the coalition regime in Tamil Nadu.

MK Stalin has publicly questioned the stability of the newly formed TVK-led government in Tamil Nadu, expressing doubts that it will last even three months. His remarks highlight political uncertainty surrounding the new administration.

Following Annamalai's departure, another BJP leader, AG Sampath, resigned from the party in Tamil Nadu, citing a disconnect with public sentiment and a lack of internal democracy, before joining TVK.

The AIADMK party experienced a fresh setback as several of its former Members of Legislative Assembly (MLAs) switched allegiance to the TVK and DMK parties.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay has allocated the state's sole Rajya Sabha seat to the Congress party. This decision was made by the TVK, ensuring Congress representation in the upper house of India's Parliament.

Chief Minister Vijay delivered a tough message in his first rally following the TVK victory, asserting that there would be 'no compromise on state's rights'.

The Madras High Court has stated that involving children in election campaigning is inappropriate, specifically referencing a speech by CM Vijay where he appealed to children to influence family votes.

AIADMK factions led by Velumani and EPS have resolved their differences and withdrawn pleas to disqualify MLAs. This reconciliation comes days after a public row over supporting TVK.

The AIADMK party experienced a significant political setback as four of its legislators resigned within 24 hours, with three immediately joining Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay's outfit, the TVK. The party has accused its rivals of 'horse-trading' following these defections.

Tamil Nadu's political landscape is shifting with 'Operation L', as Vijay's TVK party aims for a solo majority while the AIADMK party appears to be weakening.

Tamil Nadu minister KA Sengottaiyan stated that the administration is not intended to last for only years, asserting that Vijay would remain the permanent Chief Minister of the state.

A rift between the Congress and DMK parties has widened, with a Congress lawmaker alleging that the BJP mediated between AIADMK and DMK to prevent TVK chief C Joseph Vijay from becoming chief minister after a sweeping election victory.

A 10-year-old girl was kidnapped and subsequently killed in Coimbatore while out to buy groceries, prompting a reaction from actor Vijay and leaders of his TVK party.

A literary spat has erupted in Tamil Nadu politics after DMK leader A Raja used a 'coconut tree' metaphor to target VCK and IUML for joining CM Vijay's new government. VCK and the ruling TVK have retaliated, accusing DMK of arrogance.

TVK is reportedly seeking support from Congress, VCK, and IUML for cabinet expansion, leaving AIADMK rebels waiting.

Tamil Nadu's Minister for School Education, A Rajmohan, stated that the two-language system remains the proclaimed policy of the TVK and will not yield to any pressure, following discussions in a department meeting.

Actor Vijay's rare tribute to former LTTE chief Prabhakaran has drawn criticism from the BJP, which has also targeted Rahul Gandhi, leading to a response from TVK.

DMK president MK Stalin criticised Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) leader Joseph Vijay, alleging he became Chief Minister by influencing children via Instagram and failed to appoint booth agents.

In the newly formed TVK Cabinet, Vijay has chosen to retain crucial portfolios including Home, Police, and Urban Affairs for himself. KA Sengottaiyan has been assigned the Finance portfolio.

BJP leader K. Annamalai strongly criticized the DMK and TVK parties, accusing them of harboring hatred towards Hindu beliefs and traditions following their remarks against Sanatana Dharma.

India's Supreme Court stayed a Madras High Court order that had restrained TVK MLA-elect Sreenivasa Sethupathi from participating in the Tamil Nadu Assembly, describing the High Court's order as "atrocious."

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TVK leader Vijay expressed his gratitude to sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik for a "breathtaking creation" that paid tribute to his recent victory in the Tamil Nadu elections.

Rickey Pandit, an astrologer who claims to have accurately predicted political victories and challenges, is now reportedly advising actor-turned-politician Vijay.

A functionary of Vijay's TVK party was arrested in Tamil Nadu, India, in connection with a ₹25 crore fraud case, prompting protests from some demanding he be handed over to them.

TVK MLA J C D Prabhakar has filed his nomination for the Speaker of the Tamil Nadu assembly and is expected to be elected unopposed, with support from Vijay. The 73-year-old former AIADMK member brings extensive legislative experience to the role.

The AIADMK party is facing a potential split as reports suggest 36 legislators might back the Vijay-led TVK, which could risk the party's majority, while party chief Palaniswami remains cryptic about the situation.

Discussions are underway regarding the formation of the government in Tamil Nadu, with the DMK considering whether to support the AIADMK. DMK leader MK Stalin is expected to make the final decision amidst reports of a Deputy Chief Minister offer.

The DMK has criticized the Congress party for its 'old political character' after the latter's decision to move away from the secular progressive alliance, causing ties among INDIA allies to sour over the TVK alliance move.

The governor's office has stated that a majority has not been established, thus holding back an invitation to the TVK, which won 108 seats and is seeking support from other parties.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has given DMK allies a free hand regarding a potential tie-up with Vijay's TVK party, amidst uncertainty after TVK failed to secure a majority on its own.

Malayalam actor and former BJP leader Devan revealed he left the BJP, calling his time with the party 'a big zero.' He stated that the TVK party subsequently offered him a top leadership position in Kerala.

The TVK party's deputy general secretary stated that the party would join the INDIA alliance once they secure parliamentary representation.

Disagreements have arisen between Left parties and the ruling Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) in Tamil Nadu following questions raised by the Communist Party of India (Marxist) state secretary regarding the chief minister's anti-protest circular.

A TVK MLA has been pictured attending a state assembly session with her newborn baby, sparking discussion and prompting her to defend her decision, stating she could not leave the infant at home.

Udhayanidhi Stalin has accused the TVK government of being 'insecure and afraid of Gen Z,' labeling its actions as 'fascist' for detaining individuals over their speeches and social media posts.

The TVK government has marked its first 100 days in office by announcing a significant investment push totaling Rs 67,542 crore, signaling a focus on economic development.

The TVK government has allocated ₹1,300 crore to fund key women welfare schemes and announced a 'Super Clean, Super Campus' scheme for 10,000 schools with an allocation of ₹139 crore in its budget for 2026-27.

The TVK government's Tamil Nadu budget for 2026 includes provisions for gold rings for newborns, a silk saree scheme, and a Hajj pilgrimage subsidy, while also expecting to generate significant revenue from liquor manufacturing units.

The arrest of Udhayanidhi has been described as an 'own goal' for the TVK party, suggesting it may have negative repercussions for the organization.

Vijay's TVK party has strongly criticized Udhayanidhi Stalin for a 'Trisha' reference, with the Tamil Nadu BJP chief spokesperson calling for the DMK leader's imprisonment.

A controversy has arisen after a TVK minister offered prayers at Tirumala while holding what appeared to be an agriculture budget document, though the minister clarified it was only the budget preface.

Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief Vijay rode the metro for an inspection, turning his journey from Omandurar station to Nandanam into an impromptu fan gathering.

Protests related to the NEET examination continue in India, with TVK criticizing the Centre and political figures Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi being detained and subsequently released.

Reports indicate an alleged 'Project Meghalaya' involving attempts to persuade at least one TVK MLA to defy the party whip, aiming to destabilize the Vijay Government.

A married woman in Malaiyappa Nagar, Kulithalai, India, filed a police complaint alleging months of harassment and an attempted kidnapping by a TVK Krishnarayapuram East union secretary, leading to her relatives reportedly thrashing him.

DMK MLA V Senthil Balaji and his brother have been granted conditional anticipatory bail by the Madras High Court in connection with alleged Rs 35 crore horse trading attempt aimed at destabilizing the ruling TVK government.

Nainar Nagendran, the President of the BJP in Tamil Nadu, has publicly alleged "horse-trading" within the state's politics, claiming it is being used to secure the majority for the TVK-led government.

Chennai Police have arrested five additional individuals in connection with a ₹35-crore bribery probe, which stems from a complaint by TVK MLA Dr. N. Ilayaraja.

A controversy has erupted in Tamil Nadu after a TVK MLA alleged he was offered ₹35 crore to vote in a particular manner in the Assembly, raising questions about the stability of CM Vijay's government.

A TVK MLA has alleged that he was offered ₹35 crore in a bribery attempt to topple the Vijay government, leading to charges of political horse-trading. Three individuals have been arrested in connection with the allegations, and Senthil Balaji has been named.

The MDMK party has withdrawn from the DMK-led alliance, citing political maneuvering. Following this, over 150 MDMK members have joined the DMK, further strengthening its presence in various districts and indicating a significant political realignment in Tamil Nadu.

A case has been filed against a DMK supporter for making a 'controversial' remark against actor-politician Vijay, prompting condemnation from the DMK who accused the TVK government of suppressing critics.

Udhayanidhi Stalin made a personal dig at actor Vijay, referring to his wife searching for him, which prompted a strong response from Vijay's political party, TVK.

Controversy arose during convocation ceremonies at ESI and Coimbatore Medical Colleges as film songs featuring actor Vijay and ruling TVK election campaign tunes were played, including 'Raavana Mavanda' and 'Oru Pere Varalaru'.

Aadhav Arjuna stated that no power can match the unity of AIADMK-TVK cadres in Tamil Nadu, while also noting that AIADMK cadres are disheartened and moving towards TVK.

Tamil Nadu Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar presented the policy roadmap for the newly formed Vijay-led TVK government, which includes initiatives such as a caste survey and an anti-corruption drive.

Tamil Nadu's Assembly speaker issued showcause notices to four former AIADMK MLAs who joined TVK, following a vote breach, while 21 others received forgiveness.

The INDIA bloc held a significant meeting in Delhi with 23 allied parties attending, though the DMK and AAP notably skipped the huddle. The meeting addressed internal rifts and future strategies for the opposition alliance.

The Congress party has successfully secured the first Rajya Sabha seat for the TVK, prompting a jibe from the DMK. This development follows discussions on the Congress-JMM seat-sharing plan for the Rajya Sabha polls.

Four former AIADMK ministers and six ex-MLAs have joined the ruling TVK party, citing a lack of respect and discipline within their former party.

The AIADMK party experienced a significant setback as three former ministers and ten former MLAs defected to join Vijay's TVK party. This marks a fresh exodus for the AIADMK.

Before the Congress party released its list of candidates, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) leader Vijay allotted the sole Tamil Nadu Rajya Sabha seat to the Congress, a move highlighting growing camaraderie between the parties. Praveen Chakravarty was subsequently nominated for the seat.

The Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam-led alliance has allocated a Rajya Sabha seat from Tamil Nadu to its partner, the Indian National Congress, ahead of the biennial elections scheduled for June 18.

A controversy erupted after the Governor paid tribute to an image of Tamil poet Thiruvalluvar depicted in saffron attire. Political parties, including TVK and DMK, criticized the portrayal and the Governor's actions.

The TVK party is attracting dissidents from the AIADMK, with a minister warning that 90% of the AIADMK cadre could join TVK within a month, though TVK claims no overtures were made.

Sengottaiyan has denied allegations of horse-trading following the defection of four AIADMK leaders to TVK. He had been a member of AIADMK for decades and resigned as a Gobichettipalayam MLA in November 2025.

The AIADMK party is experiencing significant political turmoil as a fourth MLA resigns, joining the ruling TVK amid escalating defections, with the AIADMK accusing the government of "horse trading."

A teenager was hacked to death near the Madurai Meenakshi temple in India, prompting criticism from BJP's Annamalai regarding the government's response.

The DMK strongly criticized the Congress party for supporting Vijay's TVK, stating they feel betrayed and will never trust the Congress again.

The TVK's recent victory in Tamil Nadu has triggered a significant realignment of alliances among political parties in the region. A TVK minister stated the party's intention to defy opposition's negative sentiments following their success.

An opinion piece discusses how the TVK is dismantling established Dravidian political stereotypes in Tamil Nadu, particularly highlighting the unusual rise of a young Brahmin man to a ministerial position without a traditional political background.

Fresh outrage has erupted over the positioning of the Tamil anthem at the oath-taking ceremony for the Vijay-led coalition government, where it was played last as 23 MLAs were sworn in.

The TVK-led alliance is experiencing internal strain, particularly regarding the inclusion of AIADMK rebels. The CPI-M has issued a warning, indicating it may reconsider its support if the issue is not resolved.

The CPM has warned it will reconsider its support for the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) government if the ruling party includes the rebel faction of the AIADMK in its cabinet.

A DMK leader has boldly predicted that the Vijay-led TVK government will last only four more months, with DMK president MK Stalin expected to return to power.

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.

Udhayanidhi Stalin has issued a clarification regarding his controversial remarks on Sanatan Dharma, citing the caste system as a basis for his comments. This clarification came after a TVK minister requested him to elaborate on his statements.

TVK MLA VMS Mustafa has endorsed DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin's controversial remark to 'abolish Sanatan,' stating his party also aligns with the ideals of Periyar and Ambedkar.

Vijay's TVK party successfully won a trust vote with the backing of allies and AIADMK rebels. This victory occurred amidst criticism from DMK president M K Stalin regarding TVK's political practices.

India's Supreme Court stayed a Madras High Court order that had restrained a TVK MLA from participating in a floor test in the Tamil Nadu assembly. The Supreme Court described the High Court's order as "atrocious."

The Tamil Nadu assembly is poised for a crucial trust vote, with the majority mark at 118, as the TVK, led by Vijay, currently holds 107 MLAs, making it a battleground for the AIADMK rebel faction.

VCK chief Thol Thirumavalavan refuted media reports suggesting that both AIADMK and DMK had approached him with an offer to become Chief Minister if they formed an alliance to prevent the TVK from gaining power.

The AIADMK party in Tamil Nadu is reportedly facing a potential split, fueled by growing support for Vijay's TVK. This development comes ahead of a crucial floor test for Chief Minister Vijay, adding a significant twist to the state's political landscape.

The Election Commission of India (ECI) has informed the Madras High Court that it lacks jurisdiction to act on a DMK minister's one-vote loss to TVK, stating that no objections were raised during counting and its role ceased after results were declared.

The Madras High Court has requested a response from the Election Commission of India regarding a dispute over a DMK minister's narrow one-vote loss to a TVK candidate.

TVK leader Vijay has filed a plea in the Supreme Court, requesting a directive for the Tamil Nadu Governor to invite his party to form the new government. This comes as the Governor's office reportedly awaits proof of majority from TVK.

Like the Congress, the four parties -- all of whom have two seats each -- were constituents of the DMK led Secular Progressive Alliance (SPA).

Sources indicate that all 107 MLAs from the TVK party are prepared to resign if the DMK and AIADMK attempt to form a government. The TVK, having won 108 seats (two by Vijay), asserts its right as the single-largest party to be invited by the Governor to form the government.

A BJP state vice president has publicly endorsed TVK chief Vijay to lead as the Chief Minister, signaling support for his potential candidacy.

In Indian political news, Vijay is reportedly seeking numbers, while TVK is attempting coalition-building through WhatsApp, and the Governor maintains his position on various issues.

An analysis suggests it is wrong to delay the formation of a government by Vijay's TVK, which emerged as the leading party in a hung verdict. The party is believed to deserve the opportunity to prove its majority on the floor of the house.

MK Stalin has moved the Madras High Court to challenge TVK's victory in his stronghold constituency of Kolathur, alleging VVPAT lapses. He is seeking legal recourse regarding the election results.

A TVK Minister has spoken out against misogyny after a video of a woman in a short dress, allegedly Industries Minister Keerthana, sparked a political row on social media.

A clash erupted in the Tamil Nadu assembly between TVK and DMK over whether Chief Minister Vijay had 'diluted' the state's stance on delimitation.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay is reportedly working 18-20 hours a day, holding calls with ministers as early as 4 AM, according to TVK minister Aadhav Arjuna, who praised the CM's dedication to government work.

A controversy has erupted following a BJP leader's 'ask mother' comment, which drew a strong rebuke from Vijay's TVK party after Vijay's earlier 'father' remark.

An AIADMK leader, Udhayakumar, questioned when Trisha would become deputy CM, targeting Chief Minister Vijay and alleging that the TVK government was appointing individuals closely associated with the Chief Minister.

Twenty-one Members of Parliament from Tamil Nadu have written to the governor, requesting that the Tamil Nadu anthem be sung first at all state events. This initiative aims to prioritize the regional anthem.

In its first budget, TVK has set aside Rs 1,000 crore for gifts for brides and newborns, including a 1-gram gold ring for every newborn delivered in a government hospital under the 'Thai Maaman Thanga Mothiram Thittam' scheme.

Tamil Nadu's Finance Minister presented the government's first budget, acknowledging limited fiscal space due to rising interest payments and liabilities. The minister also praised CM Vijay for halting kickbacks in tenders.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has accused the TVK party of intimidating Udhayanidhi, suggesting they do not want him to attend the upcoming assembly session.

The TVK and Congress parties are not in agreement regarding the Cauvery river dispute, indicating differing stances on the contentious issue.

Senthilbalaji has criticized the TVK government, stating it should prioritize addressing public needs and grievances over registering cases against opposition political parties.

Amid ongoing protests in Delhi, the TVK party led by actor Vijay has called for the abolition of the NEET exam and for education to be moved to the State List, giving states more control.

TVK party has removed functionary M Gnanasoundari, accusing her of violating party discipline and tarnishing its image after she moved court against party leaders.

The producer of Vijay’s film 'Jana Nayagan' revealed the reasons behind the Central Board of Film Certification's request to modify a specific dialogue involving Ambedkar and TVK.

A rift has widened within the INDIA bloc in Tamil Nadu as the DMK, led by MK Stalin, has refused to form an alliance with actor Vijay's TVK party. The DMK has reportedly told mediators to speak directly with Vijay regarding any potential national alliance.

The Indian Supreme Court has disapproved of the DMK's attempt to seek judicial restraint on Vijay and TVK leaders, asserting it would not curtail free speech or issue directions contrary to its earlier orders for a CBI probe into the Karur stampede.

Tamil Nadu Governor Rajendra Arlekar's offer to lead the restoration of the stagnant Vaigai River has ignited a political controversy, drawing sharp criticism from the ruling Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK) government.

Four former ministers, including two MLAs from the All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK), have joined the ruling Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) party. This marks a significant political setback for AIADMK.

In India, the TVK and DMK parties are accusing each other of horse trading following the arrest of individuals allegedly offering 35 crore rupees to legislators in exchange for votes.

The DMK has taken to the streets to protest a two-year-old video involving a TVK minister, highlighting renewed controversy surrounding the incident.

MK Stalin's son-in-law, Sabareesan, has sent defamation notices to two TVK ministers, demanding they withdraw their statements and issue an apology within 15 days or face legal action.

The DMK has criticized the TVK-led Vijay government in Tamil Nadu over alleged 'midnight police action' against a Gen Z wing leader.

Actor Vijay addressed those calling his party, TVK, an 'actor's party,' stating that he did not gain power easily and dismissing the label as 'just a reel'.

The Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) announced its departure from the DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance following a general council meeting where 14 resolutions were passed, including discontinuing its association with the alliance.

A White Paper released by the TVK Government indicates that Tamil Nadu's debt burden has reached Rs 13 lakh crore, with the revenue deficit at a historic high of Rs 78,324 crore and the fiscal deficit at Rs 1.33 lakh crore.

The Speaker of the Tamil Nadu Assembly has issued showcause notices to four former AIADMK MLAs who have since joined TVK, while 21 other AIADMK legislators were granted forgiveness.

Pro-BJP YouTuber Maridhas has been arrested following the publication of videos that targeted Vijay’s TVK government.

Tamil Nadu BJP secretary Vinoj P Selvam asserted that the TVK is 'DMK 2.0 in a refreshed and new package,' criticizing the worsening crime situation in Tamil Nadu under the TVK.

Over 300 AIADMK members, including former ministers and MLAs, have joined the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), citing an inability to serve the public effectively under AIADMK leadership.

K. Annamalai's departure from the BJP and the launch of a new political movement are poised to significantly impact the saffron party in Tamil Nadu, with potential repercussions for other major…

Palaniswami has questioned the delay in launching the TVK’s women’s safety task force in Tamil Nadu, urging the chief minister to act decisively.

Leaders from the AIADMK party have met with the Tamil Nadu Governor to request action regarding alleged 'horse-trading' by the TVK.

An AIADMK Member of Parliament has demanded a CBI inquiry into the resignation of four MLAs and their subsequent switch to the TVK party.

Esakki Subaya has resigned from AIADMK to join TVK, marking the fourth exit from the party in two days, following a visible split in the assembly.

Opposition leaders Udhayanidhi Stalin and Edappadi K Palaniswami have criticized the Tamil Nadu government for a surge in crime, citing recent murders and sexual offenses and questioning the administration's effectiveness.

The long-standing Cauvery river water dispute is set to test the alliance between the TVK and Congress parties, as the Tamil Nadu government opposes Karnataka’s move to build the Mekedatu dam.

A BJP leader criticized TVK, stating they are "still in celebratory mode" after a boy was killed near Meenakshi Temple. This incident follows the recent kidnapping, sexual assault, and murder of a 10-year-old girl near Sulur.

With the NDA holding 18 of the 26 Rajya Sabha seats going to polls, Tamil Nadu appears firmly in control, and Vijay's TVK party is reportedly set for entry into the Rajya Sabha.

Biennial elections for 26 Rajya Sabha seats are scheduled for June 18 across 12 states, with the BJP-led NDA projected to lose one seat while the Congress-led opposition is set to gain.

A court notice has been issued to the TVK political party and the election body following a petition alleging the use of children in an election campaign. The petition claims the TVK President made statements during a public meeting.

In a cabinet expansion, 21 TVK and 2 Congress MLAs took their oath in Vijay's cabinet. However, important allies like the IUML and VCK were not included in this round of expansion.

Minister Aadhav Arjuna announced that the TVK party has appealed to its alliance partners to join the cabinet, reflecting the chief minister's intention for social justice-based parties to participate.

The CPM has issued a warning to Vijay, stating they will reconsider their support if any AIADMK faction joins the TVK government, arguing such a move would go against the people's mandate.

MK Stalin, a prominent politician, has expressed optimism about his political comeback, while also noting that the newly formed TVK party lacks a strong organizational structure. The actor-turned-politician Chandrasekar Joseph Vijay's TVK recently emerged as the single-largest party in Tamil Nadu with 108 seats.

Actor Vijay has become the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, forming his first TVK government and assigning key portfolios including home, police, and women welfare. The development has drawn reactions from other public figures, such as Rajinikanth.

Two factions of the AIADMK party are clashing, submitting petitions to the speaker seeking the disqualification of each other's MLAs following a split over support for the ruling TVK government in Tamil Nadu.

MK Stalin has criticized the ruling Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) for alleged horse-trading and 'dirty politics,' claiming it erodes public trust in the government.

India's Supreme Court has strongly criticized the High Court's decision to curb the voting rights of a TVK Member of Legislative Assembly (MLA), calling the move "atrocious to say the least."

The Madras High Court has prohibited TVK MLA Srinivasa Sethupathi, who secured his seat by a single vote, from participating in an upcoming floor test, citing concerns about the potential impact of his disputed vote on constitutional governance.

The Supreme Court has annulled a biometric order that was previously issued against an individual suspected of arson. This decision follows a plea challenging the order.

The Madras High Court has barred TVK MLA Seenivasa Sethupathi, who won by a single vote, from participating in the Tamil Nadu Assembly floor test. The MLA has since moved the Supreme Court to challenge this decision, with a hearing scheduled for tomorrow.

Actor-politician Vijay met with AIADMK 'rebels' as a rival faction leader, Shanmugam, expressed readiness to support TVK, while AIADMK asserted party unity behind Edappaddi K Palaniswami.

The AIADMK party is experiencing significant internal turmoil and public divisions following a major electoral defeat in Tamil Nadu, with reports of a brewing revolt against leader EPS, some MLAs considering support for the new TVK government, and visible signs of disunity among party members.

The DMK party is navigating complex coalition dynamics, with its leader Stalin criticizing the Congress while praising other allies, and facing an electoral challenge in the Madras High Court over a narrow loss. Discussions also revolve around the DMK's role within the INDIA Bloc and potential new alliances.

Actor Vijay's political party, TVK, is experiencing significant public and online interest, indicating its growing influence in Tamil Nadu. This new political force is poised to transform the state's electoral landscape into a three-way contest.

Left parties, including Congress, CPI, and CPM, have extended support to Vijay’s TVK in Tamil Nadu, potentially helping it cross the majority mark, while also stating they will continue to work with the DMK.

Governor RV Arlekar remains unconvinced that the TVK can run an administration despite falling short of the required majority.

Actor and politician Prakash Raj has publicly attacked the Governor, labeling actions as 'unconstitutional,' and has voiced support for actor Vijay's political party, TVK, to form the government.

The TVK party has initiated discussions with CPM, IUML, and VCK, indicating it has no intention of seeking support from the NDA alliance in India.

The AIADMK party has relocated its Members of Legislative Assembly to a resort in Puducherry, citing concerns over potential poaching attempts by the TVK party. This move has also prompted internal clarifications within AIADMK regarding the decision-making process.