Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) president C Joseph Vijay has criticised DMK president MK Stalin over remarks concerning TVK’s Dharapuram bypoll candidate P Sathyabama, saying political attacks should not extend to personal comments about women. Addressing voters during a roadshow in the Dharapuram Assembly constituency, Vijay said he was prepared to face criticism directed at him but would not remain silent if women from his family, party or society we

Chennai, September 26, 2026: DMK president and former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin has urged Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay to “do some introspection” following Vijay’s campaign speech in Madurantakam on Friday. Responding to a series of allegations against the DMK, Stalin questioned Vijay’s record of speaking against the BJP and challenged his comments on women, a sexual assault case and the Karur tragedy.

DMK MLAs evicted from Tamil Nadu Assembly after a DMK Assembly protest over Vijay corruption allegations. The row centred on an ED corruption document and Sarkaria Commission references that the Speaker refused to remove from records.   Vijay corruption allegations trigger DMK Assembly protest The Tamil Nadu Assembly witnessed dramatic scenes on Tuesday after DMK legislators strongly protested

Vijay 2026 victory has become the centre of a larger political message after the TVK leader compared his rise with Annadurai, MGR and NTR. In his Assembly speech, Vijay presented the election result as a historic political shift, while attacking the DMK and positioning TVK as a new force in Tamil Nadu politics.   Vijay Links TVK Political Rise With Annadurai And MGR Vijay used his Assembly speech

The “Vijay for PM 2029” campaign has become a major talking point in Tamil Nadu politics after the India Today-CVoter Mood of the Nation survey placed Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay third among respondents’ preferred choices for prime minister. The survey showed Prime Minister Narendra Modi leading with 48.7 percent support, followed by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi at 27.1 percent and Vijay at 9.2 percent. The result has given fresh momentum to TVK supporters who say Vijay’s

Tamil Nadu’s ₹67,542 crore investment announcement has triggered a political debate, with the DMK questioning how many TN investment MoUs under TVK represent fresh projects. Former Industries Minister TRB Rajaa also raised concerns over airports, jobs and the state’s investment branding strategy. The Tamil Nadu government has announced investment commitments worth ₹67,542 crore across 97 projects at the Vettri Tamil Nadu Investment

Tamil Nadu politics has traditionally been shaped by intense rivalries, making political consensus among the state’s major parties difficult even when they broadly agree on an issue. Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay encountered that reality during his latest attempt to build a common Tamil Nadu position on delimitation. Vijay chaired an all-party meeting of Tamil Nadu MPs at Kalaivanar Arangam in Chennai on Saturday, August 8, to discuss the proposed delimitation exercise and its pos

  Tamil Nadu Opposition Leader Udhayanidhi Stalin was taken into police custody from his Chennai residence following an FIR over his controversial protest speech. His lawyers moved the Madras High Court for anticipatory bail as the case triggered fresh tension between the DMK and the ruling TVK.  

TVK has demanded the complete abolition of NEET and called for states to receive full authority over education, medical admissions and related policies. TVK Demands NEET Abolition and Greater State Authority Tamil Nadu’s ruling Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam has renewed its demand for the complete abolition of the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test, saying its opposition goes beyond allegations of examination irregularities. The party said

Tamil Nadu’s political confrontation has intensified after the opposition DMK submitted a fresh complaint to Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar, accusing the ruling Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam of encouraging legislators from rival parties to resign and join its ranks. The DMK has sought a Directorate of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption probe, while TVK and its leaders have not accepted the opposition party’s allegations. DMK plea cites Vijayabhaskar’

The Tamil Nadu horse-trading row intensified after the DMK, AIADMK and BJP separately met Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar, seeking his intervention over allegations against the TVK government. The parties raised concerns over alleged attempts to poach legislators, misuse of police machinery and the participation of private individuals in official government meetings. Opposition Parties Raise TVK Horse-Trading Allega

₹180 crore horse-trading plot to topple CM Vijay govt? Probe widens Tamil Nadu politics has been hit by a major controversy after the investigation into an alleged attempt to poach ruling Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam legislators expanded, with police claiming that a corporate entity had prepared a fund of nearly ₹180 crore for the alleged operation. The latest development follows a complaint by TVK MLA N Ilaiyaraja,

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay is facing fresh political pressure after a viral video involving one of his cabinet ministers triggered serious allegations and protests from opposition parties. The controversy centers on Tamil Nadu Human Resources Management Minister D. Sarathkumar, who has denied allegations of drug use after an old IPL-related video resurfaced on social media. In the video, the minister is seen handling a white powder-like substance on a mobile phone scr

High-intensity Assembly session in Tamil Nadu The Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly witnessed a politically charged session on Tuesday as Chief Minister Vijay delivered a forceful address during the proceedings. The session saw heightened exchanges between the ruling party and the opposition DMK, with disruptions and sharp remarks marking the atmosphere inside the House. According to proceedings, the Chief Minist

DMK protest triggers walkout in Assembly The Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly witnessed high political drama on Tuesday after DMK MLAs staged a walkout during Chief Minister Vijay’s address. The disruption came amid heated exchanges over allegations of horse trading and political realignment involving post-poll alliances. According to proceedings, DMK members raised slogans inside the House, leading to repeated interruptions during the Chief Minister’s speech.

Temple fund projects cancelled A fresh political and religious debate has erupted in Tamil Nadu after the Vijay-led TVK government cancelled administrative approvals for 46 Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments department projects worth nearly Rs 246 crore. The projects were reportedly planned using surplus funds generated by temples and included infrastructure works such as marriage halls, commercial complexes and related facilities. The government?

DMK Leader Rejects Rahul Gandhi Unity Call After Stalin Birthday Wish A social media reply by DMK leader Saravanan Annadurai has drawn political attention after he rejected Rahul Gandhi’s call for a joint fight despite M.K. Stalin’s birthday greeting.   DMK Leader’s Post Triggers Political Buzz A sharp social media post by DMK functionary Saravanan Annadurai has triggered fr

The Tamil Nadu Assembly on Thursday 18-06, 2026 adhered to its long-standing tradition by beginning proceedings with the rendition of the Tamil invocation song, Tamil Thaai Vaazhthu, followed by the National Anthem at the end of the session. The sequence reflects a practice followed in the state for several deca

The INDIA Bloc convened in New Delhi on June 8, 2026, for a crucial strategy meeting as opposition parties aim to coordinate and unify ahead of future electoral contests, including the 2029 Lok Sabha elections. The session is particularly significant amid questions about the alliance's cohesion following recent electoral setbacks and growing internal friction. Leaders from 23 parties attended or were expected to participate, including prominent figures such as Congress president Mallikarjun K

Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, the political party led by actor-turned-politician Vijay, has not yet received an invitation to the INDIA bloc meeting scheduled in New Delhi on Monday, June 8, 2026, according to sources. The meeting is being held at the Constitution Club in Delhi, where representatives from 23 Opposition parties are expected to gather for an important round of political discussions. The agenda is likely to focus on rebuilding Opposition unity, reviewing recent Assembly election set