"Project Meghalaya" refers to an explosive political conspiracy being investigated by the Chennai Police regarding an alleged plot to topple the ruling Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) government led by Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay.


Chennai police allege wider plan to destabilise Vijay's govt

To counter Chief Minister Vijay's Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), which heavily capitalized on the youth and first-time voter demographic, the DMK is undertaking a massive organizational restructuring. The party is implementing a 50:50 formula that will create new positions to give equal representation to Gen Z and Youth Wing functionaries alongside senior veterans.


DMK eyes infusion of Gen-Zs to take on TVK

Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief Vijay has crafted a revolutionary political template for Indian politicians, blending high-tech campaigning with a grassroots celebrity following. This "Thalapathy Template" is being closely studied across India for its focus on replacing traditional, chaotic public marketing with organized, data-driven voter targeting and modern technology.

Unprecedented public engagement in Tamil Nadu under CM Vijay

Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief Vijay has crafted a revolutionary political template for Indian politicians, blending high-tech campaigning with a grassroots celebrity following. This "Thalapathy Template" is being closely studied across India for its focus on replacing traditional, chaotic public marketing with organized, data-driven voter targeting and modern technology.


TVK Vijay crafting template for politicians across Indians? 

TVK Vijay crafting template for politicians across Indians

Tamil Nadu politics just got intense. After Vijay’s TVK called AIADMK a “spent force” at a rally in Karur, AIADMK fired back hard. Party leaders said TVK itself “can collapse anytime” and warned that allies could withdraw support from Vijay’s government. The war of words has turned Karur into the center of a fresh political showdown. 


Tamil Nadu politics heats up: AIADMK says TVK Govt won't last long

The political battle over the Karur stampede tragedy has intensified in Tamil Nadu. DMK Deputy General Secretary Kanimozhi Karunanidhi has strongly responded to Chief Minister S. Joseph Vijay's remarks during his visit to Karur. Vijay defended his actions following the 2025 Karur stampede, saying he was grieving and trusted the police's judgment, while also announcing government jobs for the families of victims. Kanimozhi hit back, alleging that people know who stood with them during the tragedy and who abandoned them.

DMK's Kanimozhi Hits Back at Tamil Nadu CM Vijay over Karur stampede remarks

The Centre-ruling Bharatiya Janata Party has countered the stance of Tamil Nadu’s Energy Minister CTR Nirmal Kumar, who stated that the Parandur site chosen for Chennai’s second airport is unsuitable for constructing a runway. The BJP dismissed the State Minister’s stance as “factually incorrect, and a deliberate attempt to mislead the people of Tamil Nadu”. Uncertainty has been growing in Tamil Nadu over whether the state capital Chennai would get a second airport, given that the incumbent Chief Minister Vijay had firmly opposed the project during his election campaign over the last two years. Industry bodies in Tamil Nadu are keen that the capital city gets a new airport, just like its peer Southern Indian metro cities Bengaluru, Hyderabad.&nbsp;&nbsp;In a speech, Tamil Nadu’s Energy Minister CTR Nirmal Kumar is seen saying that he had met the protesters who were opposed to the Parandur airport project about four years ago.&nbsp;He elaborated that the airport site was about 4,000 acres, of which around 900 acres were water bodies. He also stated that the region received good water supply for 10 months in a year and paddy was cultivated in many cycles a year at the proposed airport site.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/i-ve-had-a-bit-of-luck-but-trump-claims-iran-plotting-to-assassinate-him-1783530723861">‘I’ve had a bit of luck, but…’: Trump claims Iran plotting to assassinate him</a>&nbsp;“When we checked with few people working with the civil (aviation) and airport authorities, they said we will not be able to develop runway on this land,” Minister Nirmal claimed, adding that alternative sites for the airport are available in and around Chennai.&nbsp;“When you want to disturb environment and water bodies, we are not for it. We are not against growth also. When you ask which is the priority, environment is first priority,” he is seen mentioning in the video.&nbsp;&nbsp;<h2>BJP’s counter to the TVK Government in Tamil Nadu</h2>&nbsp;Narayanan Thirupathy, the BJP’s Chief Spokesperson for Tamil Nadu, highlighted that the Parandur site for Chennai’s new airport was pushed forward by the earlier DMK government, which also acquired thousands of acres of land. He added that the Central Government entity Airport Authority of India’s (AAI) pre-feasibility study confirmed the Parandur site’s suitability, including for dual runways of 4040m x 45m, with proper orientation matching Chennai airport traffic. He further said that India’s Ministry of Civil Aviation had granted site clearance in July 2024 and in-principle approval in 2025 after multi-agency scrutiny by AAI, Directorate General of Civil Aviation(DGCA), Ministry of Defence, and others.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-says-us-may-reinstate-naval-blockade-attack-iran-s-oil-electric-and-water-infrastructure-1783522388324">Trump says US may reinstate naval blockade, attack Iran’s oil, electric and water infrastructure</a>&nbsp;Referring to environmental concerns regarding the new the airport site, BJP said water bodies (approx. 26.5% of the site per official records) were known, assessed, and expert committees recommended mitigation measures including diversion, conservation, and advanced engineering for stable runway foundation. Runway construction on challenging terrain is standard in modern aviation with proven techniques like soil stabilization and drainage systems&nbsp;The TVK government is suddenly declaring the same runway “impossible” — this is a clear political U-turn to appease their leader’s protest history, not a genuine technical concern.&nbsp;“Minister Nirmal Kumar’s statement is a shameful excuse that exposes their anti-development agenda. This will deny thousands of jobs, cripple economic growth, and leave Chennai’s aviation congestion unresolved for years,” said the BJP.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/operation-hard-ball-us-cites-moosewala-murder-salman-khan-threats-in-indictment-against-bishnoi-gang-1783516425084">Operation Hard Ball: US cites Moosewala murder, Salman Khan threats in indictment against Bishnoi gang</a>&nbsp;Further, the BJP urged the TVK government to respect the runway clearances already granted and immediately proceed with the Parandur project or present a truly superior alternative without further delay and public money wastage.&nbsp;<h2>What industry bodies say about the second airport...</h2>&nbsp;Industry bodies such as the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) are of the view that Tamil Nadu can significantly boost its economic potential, when the capital city Chennai gets a second airport. Airports serve as a gateway to a region and they create the first impression on visitors. In Chennai's case, it is widely regarded that the city's lone airport is a major limiting factor. The city-based Chennai airport was established in the 1950s. As it has undergone multiple expansions and upgradations over the decades, the scope for further expansion in a highly urbanised region is very limited.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/exercise-restraint-de-escalate-tension-india-urges-us-iran-to-ensure-uninterrupted-flow-of-energy-1783526855107">‘Exercise restraint, de-escalate tensions’: India urges US, Iran to ensure ‘uninterrupted flow of energy’</a>&nbsp;From handling greater volume of passengers and cargo, to accommodating large long-haul aircraft like the double-decker Airbus A380 and improving international connectivity, a new airport can potentially improve the appeal and economic activity of Chennai and its adjoining districts, it is widely regarded.

The BJP urged the TVK government to respect the runway clearances already granted and immediately proceed with the Parandur project or present a truly superior alternative without further delay and public money wastage.

The Centre-ruling Bharatiya Janata Party has countered the stance of Tamil Nadu’s Energy Minister CTR Nirmal Kumar, who stated that the Parandur site chosen for Chennai’s second airport is unsuitable for constructing a runway. The BJP dismissed the State Minister’s stance as “factually incorrect, and a deliberate attempt to mislead the people of Tamil Nadu”. Uncertainty has been growing in Tamil Nadu over whether the state capital Chennai would get a second airport, given that the incumbent Chief Minister Vijay had firmly opposed the project during his election campaign over the last two years. Industry bodies in Tamil Nadu are keen that the capital city gets a new airport, just like its peer Southern Indian metro cities Bengaluru, Hyderabad. In a speech, Tamil Nadu’s Energy Minister CTR Nirmal Kumar is seen saying that he had met the protesters who were opposed to the Parandur airport project about four years ago. He elaborated that the airport site was about 4,000 acres, of which around 900 acres were water bodies. He also stated that the region received good water supply for 10 months in a year and paddy was cultivated in many cycles a year at the proposed airport site. Also Read: ‘I’ve had a bit of luck, but…’: Trump claims Iran plotting to assassinate him “When we checked with few people working with the civil (aviation) and airport authorities, they said we will not be able to develop runway on this land,” Minister Nirmal claimed, adding that alternative sites for the airport are available in and around Chennai. “When you want to disturb environment and water bodies, we are not for it. We are not against growth also. When you ask which is the priority, environment is first priority,” he is seen mentioning in the video. BJP’s counter to the TVK Government in Tamil Nadu Narayanan Thirupathy, the BJP’s Chief Spokesperson for Tamil Nadu, highlighted that the Parandur site for Chennai’s new airport was pushed forward by the earlier DMK government, which also acquired thousands of acres of land. He added that the Central Government entity Airport Authority of India’s (AAI) pre-feasibility study confirmed the Parandur site’s suitability, including for dual runways of 4040m x 45m, with proper orientation matching Chennai airport traffic. He further said that India’s Ministry of Civil Aviation had granted site clearance in July 2024 and in-principle approval in 2025 after multi-agency scrutiny by AAI, Directorate General of Civil Aviation(DGCA), Ministry of Defence, and others. Also Read: Trump says US may reinstate naval blockade, attack Iran’s oil, electric and water infrastructure Referring to environmental concerns regarding the new the airport site, BJP said water bodies (approx. 26.5% of the site per official records) were known, assessed, and expert committees recommended mitigation measures including diversion, conservation, and advanced engineering for stable runway foundation. Runway construction on challenging terrain is standard in modern aviation with proven techniques like soil stabilization and drainage systems The TVK government is suddenly declaring the same runway “impossible” — this is a clear political U-turn to appease their leader’s protest history, not a genuine technical concern. “Minister Nirmal Kumar’s statement is a shameful excuse that exposes their anti-development agenda. This will deny thousands of jobs, cripple economic growth, and leave Chennai’s aviation congestion unresolved for years,” said the BJP. Also Read: Operation Hard Ball: US cites Moosewala murder, Salman Khan threats in indictment against Bishnoi gang Further, the BJP urged the TVK government to respect the runway clearances already granted and immediately proceed with the Parandur project or present a truly superior alternative without further delay and public money wastage. What industry bodies say about the second airport... Industry bodies such as the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) are of the view that Tamil Nadu can significantly boost its economic potential, when the capital city Chennai gets a second airport. Airports serve as a gateway to a region and they create the first impression on visitors. In Chennai's case, it is widely regarded that the city's lone airport is a major limiting factor. The city-based Chennai airport was established in the 1950s. As it has undergone multiple expansions and upgradations over the decades, the scope for further expansion in a highly urbanised region is very limited. Also Read: ‘Exercise restraint, de-escalate tensions’: India urges US, Iran to ensure ‘uninterrupted flow of energy’ From handling greater volume of passengers and cargo, to accommodating large long-haul aircraft like the double-decker Airbus A380 and improving international connectivity, a new airport can potentially improve the appeal and economic activity of Chennai and its adjoining districts, it is widely regarded.

The BJP urged the TVK government to respect the runway clearances already granted and immediately proceed with the Parandur project or present a truly superior alternative without further delay and public money wastage.

Build Chennai airport at approved Parandur site or find alternative: BJP to TVK Govt

A fresh political row has erupted in Tamil Nadu after the DMK accused the ruling TVK government of removing former Chief Minister M.K. Stalin's name from the plaque of the ₹1,516-crore Nemmeli desalination project. 

Tamil Nadu: DMK accuses TVK of removing Stalin's name from Nemmeli project plaque

The DMK, AIADMK and BJP have separately met Tamil Nadu Governor R.N. Ravi (Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar in this scenario) alleging attempts to poach MLAs, misuse of police machinery and interference in government functioning under the TVK administration. The opposition has urged the Governor to intervene, claiming efforts are being made to engineer defections and influence elected representatives.

Tamil Nadu: DMK, TVK clash over alleged poaching of MLA's 

Tamil Nadu: DMK, AIADMK, BJP submit petitions against TVK over alleged 'horse-trading'

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay is carving out a new style of opposition politics. While continuing to attack the BJP on ideological issues such as Hindi imposition and the NEP, Vijay has maintained a pragmatic working relationship with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government on governance and development. His approach signals a possible new model for Centre-State relations.

Tamil Nadu: can Vijay's TVK alter centre-state dynamics?

Tamil Nadu has expanded its defence industrial corridor to five major nodes—Chennai, Trichy, Coimbatore, Salem and Hosur—as it targets ₹75,000 crore in investments. The state aims to position itself as a key hub in India's growing defence manufacturing ecosystem and capitalise on the country's ₹3 lakh crore defence production push.

Tamil Nadu: DMK, AIADMK, BJP submit petitions against TVK over alleged 'horse-trading' 

Tamil Nadu Eyes ₹75,000 Cr Defence Investment

Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) is facing tough questions after former AIADMK MLAs C. Vijayabaskar and M.R. Vijayabhaskar joined the party despite facing serious corruption allegations. Critics argue that the move appears to contradict TVK's strong anti-corruption messaging, while supporters say the party remains committed to due process and political reform.


TVK's anti-corruption stance under scrutiny 

How Vijay eliminated the AIADMK in 24 hours | Inside the final collapse of MGR's party

From the cinematic heights of MGR and the iron rule of Jayalalithaa to the chaotic betrayals of Sasikala, Dinakaran, and OPS. This special report tracks the collapse of the AIADMK as former ministers, lawmakers, and thousands of cadres cross over to Thalapathy Vijay's TVK. Watch how the Dravidian political landscape has changed forever.

Tamil Nadu Police have made three arrests in a case where an individual allegedly attempted to offer a bribe of Rs 35 crore ($3.7 million) to an elected representative of the ruling Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK). The bribe offer is said to have been made to get the MLA to vote as per their instructions during a proposed no-confidence motion against the Assembly Speaker. The MLA complained to the police after he and his family were allegedly threatened, as he refused to engage with those who approached him.&nbsp;&nbsp;According to the police, an individual by the name of Thirunavukarasu had reached out over the phone to Dr. Ilaiyaraja, who is TVK’s MLA from the Uthangarai constituency. It is said that Thirunavukarasu mentioned that he represented an opinion polling entity, Indian Political Democratic Strategies (IPDS), and was reaching out to the MLA on behalf of those from an important political party. The said individual also sought an opportunity to meet the MLA, but the MLA avoided further contact by citing other commitments.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/indian-techie-33-dies-as-his-car-gets-swept-away-in-kansas-flash-floods-1782921864067">Indian techie, 33, dies as his car gets swept away in Kansas flash floods</a>&nbsp;Thirunavukarasu is said to have contacted the MLA Ilaiyaraja again and informed him about a proposed no-confidence motion against the Tamil Nadu Assembly Speaker. During their conversation, the MLA was allegedly offered a bribe of Rs 35 crore to vote as per certain instructions that would be issued to him. Shocked by this offer, the MLA is said to have responded sternly and asked Thirunavukkarasu not to contact him again. Further, Thirunavukkarasu is said to have threatened the MLA and his family if he revealed details of their conversation.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/india-directs-meta-to-halt-whatsapp-usernames-feature-until-consultations-are-complete-1782918599679">India directs Meta to halt WhatsApp usernames feature until consultations are complete</a>&nbsp;Based on this, the MLA had filed a complaint with the Chennai Police against Thirunavukkarasu and his backers. After investigation, police arrested three individuals: Thirunavukkarasu, Naresh, and Thyagarajan.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/four-venezuelan-police-officers-arrested-for-alleged-looting-from-rubble-face-sacking-1782929474466">Four Venezuelan police officers arrested for alleged looting from rubble, face sacking</a>&nbsp;Police said that links have emerged between DMK leader and Coimbatore South MLA Senthil Balaji, Balaji’s brother Ashok Kumar, and the arrested individual, Naresh. Police said that Ashok Kumar had met Naresh in Chennai and that Thirunavukkarasu had contacted the TVK MLA based on alleged instructions from DMK leader Senthil Balaji and his brother. Further investigation is underway, police said.

Police said links have emerged between DMK leader and Coimbatore South MLA Senthil Balaji, his brother Ashok Kumar, and the arrested Naresh. Ashok Kumar had met Naresh in Chennai, and Thirunavukkarasu contacted the TVK MLA on alleged instructions of DMK leader Senthil Balaji and his brother.

Tamil Nadu Police have made three arrests in a case where an individual allegedly attempted to offer a bribe of Rs 35 crore ($3.7 million) to an elected representative of the ruling Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK). The bribe offer is said to have been made to get the MLA to vote as per their instructions during a proposed no-confidence motion against the Assembly Speaker. The MLA complained to the police after he and his family were allegedly threatened, as he refused to engage with those who approached him. According to the police, an individual by the name of Thirunavukarasu had reached out over the phone to Dr. Ilaiyaraja, who is TVK’s MLA from the Uthangarai constituency. It is said that Thirunavukarasu mentioned that he represented an opinion polling entity, Indian Political Democratic Strategies (IPDS), and was reaching out to the MLA on behalf of those from an important political party. The said individual also sought an opportunity to meet the MLA, but the MLA avoided further contact by citing other commitments. Also Read: Indian techie, 33, dies as his car gets swept away in Kansas flash floods Thirunavukarasu is said to have contacted the MLA Ilaiyaraja again and informed him about a proposed no-confidence motion against the Tamil Nadu Assembly Speaker. During their conversation, the MLA was allegedly offered a bribe of Rs 35 crore to vote as per certain instructions that would be issued to him. Shocked by this offer, the MLA is said to have responded sternly and asked Thirunavukkarasu not to contact him again. Further, Thirunavukkarasu is said to have threatened the MLA and his family if he revealed details of their conversation. Also Read: India directs Meta to halt WhatsApp usernames feature until consultations are complete Based on this, the MLA had filed a complaint with the Chennai Police against Thirunavukkarasu and his backers. After investigation, police arrested three individuals: Thirunavukkarasu, Naresh, and Thyagarajan. Also Read: Four Venezuelan police officers arrested for alleged looting from rubble, face sacking Police said that links have emerged between DMK leader and Coimbatore South MLA Senthil Balaji, Balaji’s brother Ashok Kumar, and the arrested individual, Naresh. Police said that Ashok Kumar had met Naresh in Chennai and that Thirunavukkarasu had contacted the TVK MLA based on alleged instructions from DMK leader Senthil Balaji and his brother. Further investigation is underway, police said.

Police said links have emerged between DMK leader and Coimbatore South MLA Senthil Balaji, his brother Ashok Kumar, and the arrested Naresh. Ashok Kumar had met Naresh in Chennai, and Thirunavukkarasu contacted the TVK MLA on alleged instructions of DMK leader Senthil Balaji and his brother.

Tamil Nadu: 3 arrested for offering Rs 35 crore bribe to TVK MLA

The Tamil film industry is reportedly preparing a grand felicitation ceremony to honour Vijay following his rise from one of Tamil cinema’s biggest stars to the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. According to reports, leading figures from the film fraternity are expected to come together to celebrate Vijay’s journey and achievements. The proposed event is likely to draw significant attention from fans, political observers, and the entertainment industry, highlighting the unique crossover between cinema and politics in Tamil Nadu.


Tamil film fraternity to seek Vijay's approval for ceremony

Tamil Nadu's political landscape could be headed for another major realignment amid speculation that the VCK may reconsider its position in the DMK-led alliance. Reports of a possible meeting with Chief Minister Vijay and leaders of TVK have fueled discussions about new political equations in the state.


Tamil Nadu politics: Will VCK ditch DMK to join Vijay's TVK?

Tamil film industry plans grand felicitation for CM Vijay

The Tamil Nadu government led by Vijay has taken a significant step in its anti-corruption drive by seeking the Governor's approval to prosecute former DMK ministers accused in alleged graft cases. Senior ministers reportedly met the Governor at Raj Bhavan as part of the process. The move is seen as a major political development in the state, with the government signaling a tougher stance on corruption allegations involving former members of the previous administration. The development is likely to intensify political debate across Tamil Nadu.


Tamil Nadu: Vijay government moves to prosecute former DMK ministers in graft cases

A political controversy has erupted in Tamil Nadu after a viral video allegedly showed TVK minister D. Sarathkumar holding what appeared to be a white powder substance during an IPL match. The footage has triggered intense debate on social media and prompted protests by the DMK, which is demanding answers. Supporters and critics have traded accusations as the controversy gains momentum.


Tamil Nadu minister D Sarathkumar involved in narcotic controversy

Tamil Nadu’s political landscape has been shaken after three MLAs resigned from their party and reportedly joined the ruling TVK led by Chief Minister Vijay. The sudden defections have triggered allegations of “horse trading” and intensified political tensions in the state.

Opposition parties have accused the ruling establishment of engineering the switch, while the developments have sparked a fresh debate over party loyalty and electoral ethics in Tamil Nadu politics. The situation continues to evolve as both sides trade sharp accusations over the high-profile political shift.

Tamil Nadu: Three MLA's Quit, Jump Ship To Ruling TVK 

TVK and Congress MLAs take oath as Tamil Nadu Ministers in the presence of CM Vijay and Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar. The CM has recommended inducting 23 MLAs into the Council of Ministers and the state Governor approved the recommendation made by the Chief Minister to appoint them as Ministers.


Tamil Nadu Cabinet Expansion: Vijay Expands Cabinet in Less Than Two Weeks After Assuming CM Post

TVK and Congress MLAs take oath as Tamil Nadu Ministers in the presence of CM Vijay and Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar. The CM has recommended to induct 23 MLAs into the Council of Ministers and the state Governor approved the recommendation made by the Chief Minister to appoint them as Ministers.


Tamil Nadu Cabinet Expansion 2026: Two Congress MLAs Take Oath as Ministers

Tamil Nadu Cabinet Expansion 2026: Congress Party Returns To Tamil Nadu Cabinet After 59 Years

Tamil Nadu Cabinet Expansion 2026: CM Vijay Inducts 23 More Legislators

Vijay is facing early political pressure after coalition partner Communist Party of India (Marxist) reportedly issued a warning to the newly formed government in Tamil Nadu. Vijay’s TVK government came to power with support from Congress, Left parties, IUML and VCK, but differences within the alliance are already beginning to surface. The developments have sparked fresh debate over coalition stability and power-sharing dynamics in the state.


Tamil Nadu Politics: Trouble Brews For CM Vijay As Ally CPI(M) Issues Sharp Warning

Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam expressed solidarity with Sri Lankan Tamils while remembering the victims of the Mullivaikkal tragedy, which marked the final and deadliest phase of the Sri Lankan civil war. The war officially ended on May 18, 2009, after intense fighting in Mullivaikkal. Rights groups and reports have estimated that tens of thousands of Tamil civilians were killed during the final days of the conflict, making it one of the most painful chapters in Sri Lanka’s modern history.


TVK Pays Tribute To Mullivaikkal Victims, Backs Sri Lankan Tamils

Political tensions are rising in Tamil Nadu as internal divisions within All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam deepen following Chief Minister Vijay’s TVK government winning the trust vote with support from 144 MLAs. AIADMK chief Edappadi K. Palaniswami has reportedly expelled several senior leaders accused of backing Vijay. At the same time, voices inside the party are growing louder for the return of V. K. Sasikala and T. T. V. Dhinakaran, signalling a major political shake-up ahead.


Tamil Nadu Politics: EPS Expels 26 Ministers For Backing CM Vijay

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Chennai police allege wider plan to destabilise Vijay's govt

Chennai police allege wider plan to destabilise Vijay's govt

DMK eyes infusion of Gen-Zs to take on TVK

Unprecedented public engagement in Tamil Nadu under CM Vijay

TVK Vijay crafting template for politicians across Indians?

TVK Vijay crafting template for politicians across Indians

Tamil Nadu politics heats up: AIADMK says TVK Govt won't last long

DMK's Kanimozhi Hits Back at Tamil Nadu CM Vijay over Karur stampede remarks

Build Chennai airport at approved Parandur site or find option: BJP to TVK Govt

Tamil Nadu: DMK accuses TVK of removing Stalin's name from Nemmeli project plaque

Tamil Nadu: DMK, TVK clash over alleged poaching of MLA's

Tamil Nadu: DMK, AIADMK, BJP submit petitions against TVK over alleged 'horse-trading'

Tamil Nadu: can Vijay's TVK alter centre-state dynamics?

Tamil Nadu Eyes ₹75,000 Cr Defence Investment

TVK's anti-corruption stance under scrutiny

How Vijay eliminated the AIADMK in 24 hours | The final collapse of MGR's party

Tamil Nadu: 3 arrested for offering Rs 35 crore bribe to TVK MLA

Tamil film fraternity to seek Vijay's approval for ceremony

Tamil Nadu politics: Will VCK ditch DMK to join Vijay's TVK?

Tamil film industry plans grand felicitation for CM Vijay

Tamil Nadu: Vijay government moves to prosecute former DMK ministers in graft cases

Tamil Nadu minister D Sarathkumar involved in narcotic controversy

Tamil Nadu: Three MLA's Quit, Jump Ship To Ruling TVK

Tamil Nadu Cabinet Expansion: Vijay Expands Cabinet in Less Than Two Weeks After Assuming CM Post

Tamil Nadu Cabinet Expansion: Vijay Expands Cabinet in Less Than Two Weeks After Assuming CM Post

Tamil Nadu Cabinet Expansion 2026: Two Congress MLAs Take Oath as Ministers