Chennai: Chief minister M K Stalin on Monday inaugurated and laid foundation stones for infrastructure projects across higher education, housing, and urban development sectors, together valued at ...

After the inauguration, Stalin viewed the floral displays and then sat on a throne made of roses. The CM later visited stalls set up by the government departments of horticulture, agriculture ...

Holding the tricolour, CM Stalin led the rally along with Chief Secretary N Muruganandam, DGP Shankar Jiwal and other officials. TNCC president K Selvaperunthagai, VCK chief Thol Thirumavalavan ...

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Saturday led a rally in Chennai to express solidarity with the Indian armed forces and to condemn the terror attacks by Pakistan ...

Additionally, more than 50,000 flowers were used to create a ‘divine swan’, while a throne of flowers was also an exhibit, where Mr. Stalin posed for pictures. Other exhibits included floral ...

Drawing a parallel, CM Stalin referred to the sensational Kodanad case, which took place in April 2017. On the night of April 23 that year, a gang of armed men broke into the Kodanad estate ...

Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin on Thursday condemned President Droupadi Murmu’s letter to the Supreme Court, seeking clarity on the Court’s judgment that set a deadline to clear Bills passed by the ...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has strongly condemned President Murmu's reference to the Supreme Court regarding the assent of bills, viewing it as an attempt by the Union government to ...

Overcame many hurdles to put TN on development path: CM Stalin His government managed to overcome all the obstacles and was running it focussing on development, and witnessing achievements in the ...

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