Chennai: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Saturday strongly criticised Union Home Minister Amit Shah for claiming that law and order had deteriorated in the state. In a sharply-worded ...

Mr Stalin's remarks come a day after Union Home Minister Amit Shah visited Chennai and formally announced the reconstitution of the BJP-AIADMK alliance for the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin held a meeting on Wednesday with Tamil Nadu assembly MLAs to discuss NEET from the state. All party members, including DMK, Congress, MMK, PMK, VCK, Tamizhaga ...

Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin criticises the Centre's three-language formula under NEP 2020, terming it 'Hindi colonialism'. He asserts Tamil Nadu will not tolerate this and mocks the BJP's signature ...

Chief Minister MK Stalin contended that the Bill was “destroying” the rights of Muslims and noted that several Opposition parties have also voiced their concerns. (Image Source: File Photo ...

CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Saturday turned 72 and the DMK President underlined his commitment to state autonomy, two-language policy and opposition to Hindi imposition as his ...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has reignited the ‘Hindi imposition row’ and criticised the push for Hindi at the cost of regional languages. Giving the example of states like Bihar and ...

Tamil Nadu CM M K Stalin criticized the Modi govt over the NEP and withholding of funds, threatening to stop tax collections sent to the Centre. Stalin accused the Union govt of undermining state ...

Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin, who flagged off the event, was accompanied by his son Inbanithi. State Commercial Taxes Minister P Moorthy could be seen regulating the tamers and ...

The competition, flagged off by Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin alongside his son Inbanithi, took place in the renowned Alanganallur arena, which is known for its unique setup. After exiting ...

In “The Stalin Affair,” Giles Milton focuses on a group of diplomats—notably Averell Harriman and Archibald Clark Kerr—as they represented Anglo-American interests in wartime Moscow.

The warm camaraderie between Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was on full display once again when the former posted a video clip on social media platform X.