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The state Legislative Assembly has been witnessing strange scenes for the last few years after Ravi took over as Governor, he said. 'The Governor comes to the Assembly but returns without addressing the House'
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Far from satisfying the South, the Budget might have worsened the ties of the opposition-ruled states with the Centre.
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He asserted that education is the only asset that no one can steal. "But even in that we are seeing entrance test scams like the NEET. That's why we are opposing it strongly," Stalin said.
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Elections to the lone Puducherry seat will take place along with neighbouring Tamil Nadu on April 19
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Lok Sabha Polls 2024: The Congress' alliance with DMK is intact and it will be seeking to repeat its 2019 performance, where it won 8 out of the 9 seats it contested from the state, besides netting the Puducherry union territory as well.
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Rahul Gandhi's yatra will arrive in Mumbai on Saturday afternoon. The former Congress president will then visit Chaitya Bhoomi, the memorial of the chief architect of India's Constitution at Dadar
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In the presence of Assembly Speaker M Appavu, Stalin launched the initiative, and it was translated in sign language by sign language interpreters.
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The meeting, boycotted by Principal opposition AIADMK and its ally BJP, urged the State government to register its opinions when a review petition is filed.
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In a landmark verdict, the apex court by a majority view of 3:2 upheld the validity of the 103rd Constitution amendment providing 10 per cent reservation to people belonging to the economically weaker sections (EWS) in admissions and government jobs.
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Calls for a united opposition have been getting louder, but how likely is it that a bunch of politicians whose personal ambitions conflict with one another will be able to form a cohesive front?
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Stalin’s order comes days after a 29-year-old in Chennai allegedly killed herself on June 6 after she lost gold jewellery and Rs 3 lakh in an online rummy game.
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At present, Tamil Nadu’s share on the export front stood at $ 26 billion and this should be increased to $ 100 billion by 2030, M K Stalin said after presenting the FIEO Southern Region Export Excellence Awards.
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The DMK’s opposition to the BJP is often more extreme than the Congress or the communists on several issues. This, MK Stalin hopes, would give him an edge in putting together an anti-BJP front at the national level
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Located in Kerala, the 126-year-old Mullaperiyar dam is owned, operated, and maintained by Tamil Nadu Government and meets the drinking water and irrigation requirements of at least five districts in the state
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Karnataka and Telangana gear up for elections in 2023. It will interesting to see the moves Stalin makes ahead of national elections in 2024
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Vijayan, in a letter written to the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, stated that at 4 PM, the inflow to Mullaperiyar dam was 2109 c/s and the discharge level was at 1750 c/s.
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The state government's Micro Small and Medium Enterprises Trade and Investment Promotion Bureau (M-TIPB) entered into an MoU with Flipkart/Walmart for promotion of e-commerce among MSMEs in Tamil Nadu through a supplier development programme.
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The Bill sparked a political row with Former Tamil Nadu CM and AIADMK leader Edappadi K Palaniswami blaming the DMK government for the suicide of the NEET aspirant.
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Under the Tamil Nadu Agricultural Produce Marketing (Regulation) Act 1987, one per cent fee is levied on cotton and cotton waste -based on the sale value- by the market committee.
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Though the Prime Minister's Office has given a nod tentatively, the actual time would be announced later, Stalin told reporters after releasing water from Mettur Dam in Salem district for irrigation in 12 delta districts during the Kuruvai season.
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To anyone who has followed Dravidian politics, the Tamil Nadu government’s opposition to the National Education Policy comes as no surprise. That the DMK chose to oppose it a few days after coming to power shows how vehement this opposition is
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Governor Banwarilal Purohit administered the oath of office and secrecy to 68-year old Stalin, for whom this would be the first stint as CM, in a simple ceremony at the Raj Bhavan here.
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MK Stalin has already indicated that his government will ‘slowly’ implement the DMK's promises. The DMK’s manifesto is filled with promises that will economically test the financial prudence, or even wizardry, of the new government
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The reason why major political parties are concerned about how their messaging is accepted by women is Tamil Nadu has more women voters than male ones
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Stalin promised to order an inquiry into the death of late Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa since the judicial commission constituted by the government has not submitted its report even after three years, immediately after assuming power.
