“Proved My Innocence In Court”: DMK MP Kanimozhi Hits Back At EPS
DMK Lok Sabha MP Kanimozhi Karunanidhi has fired back at AIADMK leader Edappadi K. Palaniswami (EPS), asserting that she has “proved my innocence.
“Whoever Comes…”: M. K. Stalin Reacts to Vijay’s Political Entry
During an interaction with reporters after his campaign in Pudukkottai, when asked about the political entry of Vijay, Stalin responded, “Whoever comes, it.
Assembly Elections 2026: Voting Begins in Assam, Kerala and Puducherry
Assembly Elections 2026: Polling is being held for 126 seats in Assam, 140 in Kerala, and 30 in Puducherry.
Stalin Slams Election Commission Over Tamil Nadu Chief Secretary Transfer Ahead of Polls
In a detailed statement shared on social media, Stalin accused the Election Commission of acting in a biased manner and favoring the Bharatiya.
“Send Those Who Whistle to Theatres”: Thirumavalavan Takes Dig at Vijay’s TVK
Emphasizing the distinction between entertainment culture and governance, Thirumavalavan added, “Send the people who whistle to theatres, and send to the Assembly a.
MK Stalin Lashes Out At Maharashtra Chief Minister Fadnavis
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has lashed out at Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, accusing him of “bargaining and blackmail” by linking.
Poll Tracker Survey Predicts Clear UDF Edge in Kerala Assembly Elections 2026
According to the Poll Tracker survey, the electoral outlook for the Kerala Assembly Elections 2026 shows the United Democratic Front (UDF) holding a.
Inside Election Opinion Poll: DMK Alliance Holds Strong Edge in 2026 TN Assembly Polls
According to the survey, the DMK+ alliance is estimated to secure 44% of the vote share, translating into approximately 159 to 165 seats.
“As Long as DMK is in Power…”: M. K. Stalin Reaffirms ‘No’ to Three-Language Policy in Tamil Nadu
Responding to the media after the meeting, M. K. Stalin reaffirmed, “As long as the DMK is in power, we will not allow.
Stalin Slams BJP Over Three-Language Policy, Flags Rs.2,200 Crore Fund Row
Stalin questioned whether the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has the “guts” to include the three-language policy as a core promise in its election.