Tamil Nadu Governor R N Ravi on Thursday flayed Chief Minister M K Stalin for posting a newspaper editorial on his social ...

The contentious debate over Bengaluru's second airport intensifies as Karnataka and Tamil Nadu vie for control, with ...

A political tug-of-war ensues in Bengaluru as leaders advocate for their preferred locations for the new international ...

Tamil Nadu Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) spokesperson A N S Prasad honoured the legacy of farmer leader C Narayanasamy Naidu ...

This was part of the six resolutions passed in a meeting led by chief minister MK Stalin in Chennaion Wednesday. Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin, state water resources minister Thiru ...

PMK’s pitch for a Dalit Chief Minister in Tamil Nadu stirs political debate Favouring the position of Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK) founder Thol. Thirumavalavan that the prospects of a ...

The Supreme Court Monday refused to entertain three writ petitions seeking criminal action against Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin for the controversial speech made by him last ...

The Chief Minister urged Minister Thangam Thennarasu and relevant officials to continue this groundbreaking research, which he believed provided new enthusiasm to scholars studying ancient ...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin refuted AIADMK's claims of excessive borrowing, and listed DMK's achievements. He accused the AIADMK of leaving the state in financial disarray during its tenure.

It was all the more important that the Chief Minister should be the chancellor of universities in a State like Tamil Nadu that had achieved the highest 49 per cent enrolment rate in higher ...

Industries Minister, TRB Rajaa, told NDTV at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland's Davos. In a strong pitch to foreign investors, he underlined Tamil Nadu's position as India's "manufacturing ...

In a separate letter, MK Stalin urged his counterparts in non-BJP ruled states to pass resolutions against the Centre’s move Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin on Monday wrote to Union ...