Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has strongly criticized the central government, asserting that the state will not submit to New Delhi's authority ... These tactics won’t work here.

Tamil Nadu’s total installed power capacity was 42,772.20 MW as on March 31 this year, increasing from the previous year’s 39,805.97 MW, according to data from the Central Electricity ...

“Your formula of breaking political parties in other States, threatening them by conducting raids, and then forming the government will not work here in Tamil Nadu,” Mr. Stalin said. To get ...

For over months now, Tamil Nadu's ruling political party DMK has been ... Under NEP 2020, all states must teach three languages in school - with Hindi being the third language.

ANI The countdown has started to next year’s assembly polls in Tamil Nadu, a southern state that the BJP is desperately trying to breach. The battle between the BJP/ AIADMK alliance on one hand ...

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin challenged Amit Shah to win the 2026 Tamil Nadu assembly election, asserting the state's autonomy. He accused opposition parties of aligning with anti-Tamil interests ...

Tamil Nadu will “never yield” to the Union government and remain out of New Delhi’s control, Chief Minister MK Stalin was quoted as saying by ANI on Friday. “Union minister Amit Shah says ...

and forming the government will not work in Tamil Nadu. Do not be misled. In 2026, it will be the rule of the Dravidian model government. Tamil Nadu has always remained out of Delhi's control." ...

Dhankhar’s comments came after the Supreme Court last week termed Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi’s actions “illegal and arbitrary” after he refused to assent 10 bills passed by the state ...

Tamil Nadu’s move to form a high-level committee on centre-state relations headed by former Supreme Court judge Kurian Joseph is a resolute move aimed at consolidating its legacy as a standard ...

The Tamil Nadu police ... records the student’s mother’s allegations that the sexual abuse occurred between the years 2017 and 2019, while her son was enrolled in the school.

Previously, the Madras High Court had found Ponmudy guilty in December 2023 which had led to his immediate disqualification as a MLA and as minister for Tamil Nadu’s higher education.