In a dramatic political development just weeks ahead of the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, senior leader V.K. Sasikala formally launched a new political party, unveiling its flag in a mass rally on 24 February 2026.
According to the Chief Electoral Officer of Tamil Nadu, Archana Patnaik, the final electoral roll now includes 5,67,07,380 registered voters.
In a detailed social media post, CM Stalin rejected the claim and asserted that the decision to credit the amount was taken to prevent a possible attempt to stall the scheme by citing election-related reasons.
A series of pointed remarks by Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin has ignited political controversy and intensified the leadership debate within the India bloc, as Tamil Nadu’s Assembly polls draw closer.
In a major thrust to bolster industrial growth and attract capital inflows, the Tamil Nadu Cabinet on 23 February 2026 approved incentive packages for 46 industrial investment projects with a combined expected outlay of ₹31,592 crore.
With the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections nearing, the Election Commission on 23 February 2026 published the final electoral roll, marking a significant update in the voting landscape ahead of the polls.
As the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections draw closer, the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) has formally constituted a seven-member committee tasked with negotiating seat-sharing arrangements with alliance partners. The move signals the party’s intent to fast-track coalition talks and finalise electoral arithmetic well ahead of the poll schedule.
With the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections approaching, the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) of India Gyanesh Kumar is scheduled to visit Tamil Nadu on 26 and 27th February 2026 to review preparedness for the upcoming poll exercise.
1 Count Posts Chennai — In a significant intervention in India’s federal discourse, a high-level committee chaired by former Supreme Court judge Justice Kurian Joseph has submitted its initial report on Centre – State relations to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, proposing sweeping structural reforms including curtailing gubernatorial powers, revisiting language policy and amending
1 Count Posts Chennai — In a vibrant celebration of athletic achievement, Tamil Nadu on 18 February 2026 hosted the “Champions of Tamil Nadu” event at the Jawaharlal Nehru Indoor Stadium, marking five years of sustained sporting success under the current state government. The ceremony brought together elite athletes, coaches, officials and policymakers to honour