Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has requested support from eight non-BJP state leaders. He wants a united legal challenge. This challenge is against the President's reference to the Supreme Court.

MK Stalin says that his party harbours no personal animosity towards individuals such as the Governor or the Prime Minister. (File PTI photo)(HT_PRINT) Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on ...

CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin condemned on Thursday President Droupadi Murmu’s questioning of SC decision fixing deadlines for President and governors to give their assent to bills.On X ...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Saturday slammed the BJP-led Centre, alleging it halted education funds to the state for its "petty politics." Addressing a book release event, Mr Stalin ...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin visited the residence of Tamil lyricist and poet Vairamuthu in Besant Nagar, Chennai, to express his heartfelt condolences on the passing of the poet's mother ...

Chennai: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Friday said he would hold discussions with Chief Ministers of other [non-BJP ruled] States on the Presidential Reference to the Supreme Court under ...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin recently called on eight non-BJP chief ministers to join forces in opposing the recent Presidential reference to the Supreme Court regarding timelines for ...

Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin addresses the gathering during a book release function in Chennai on Saturday. (PTI) Stalin sought their cooperation to “evolve a coordinated legal strategy ...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Saturday wrote to eight of his counterparts, urging them to oppose the presidential reference made to the Supreme Court regarding time limits for governors ...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin wrote to eight non-BJP ruled states’ chief ministers to oppose the Presidential reference to Supreme Court on deadlines for the President, Governor over Bills ...

Taking to X, Stalin termed the Centre's presidential reference as a "desperate attempt to weaken democratically elected state governments" and a "direct challenge to the majesty of law and the ...