Tamil Nadu Elections
- Entertainment
Trisha can’t stop smiling ahead of Thalapthy Vijay’s big day
Mumbai: Actress Trisha Krishnan, who predominantly works in Tamil cinema, attended the swearing-in ceremony of her rumoured beau, actor and politician Vijay on Sunday in Chennai. The actress was seen in a…
- Chennai
Congress snaps ties with DMK, supports Vijay’s TVK to form govt in Tamil Nadu
New Delhi: In a significant political development in Tamil Nadu, the Congress party on Wednesday, May 6, broke ranks with its long-time ally DMK and announced support to actor-turned-politician Vijay’s Tamilaga Vettri…
- India
Not a lucky break, but perseverance: observers on TVK Vijay
Chennai: It may look like a lucky break, but what TVK chief Vijay is achieving today is not possible without his perseverance, said people who have been watching him closely for decades…
- Entertainment
It’s official? Trisha blushes as she visits Thalapathy Vijay’s home
Chennai: Celebrations appear to be in full swing at the residence of Vijay, as early trends in the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections suggest a major political shift. Actor-turned-politician Vijay’s party, Tamilaga…
- India
Assembly poll results: Mamata loses stronghold Bhabanipur to Suvendu
Four states and a Union Territory are on the edge of their seats as counting day arrives for one of India’s most consequential regional election cycles. West Bengal, Assam, Tamil Nadu, Kerala…
- India
High octane 1st phase polling concludes in Bengal, Tamil Nadu votes peacefully
Kolkata/Chennai: Voting began on Thursday, April 23, in 152 constituencies in the first phase of the West Bengal assembly elections and all 234 assembly constituencies in Tamil Nadu, amid unprecedented security arrangements…
- India
Two states: India’s mega election in West Bengal, Tamil Nadu on April 22
Kolkata/Chennai: The drumbeats of democracy grow loudest when two major states vote simultaneously, and April 23 promises exactly that – a high-decibel electoral spectacle in West Begal and Tamil Nadu. In Tamil Nadu,…
- India
Tamil Nadu CM burns copy of delimitation bill, terms it ‘black law’
Chennai/Namakkal: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Thursday, April 16, burnt a copy of the delimitation Bill and dubbed it a “black law” and alleged it seeks to make the Tamil…
- Chennai
‘Saffron lies’ surpasses even ‘blatant lies’: Tamil Nadu CM Stalin
Tamil Nadu: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Saturday pulled up the BJP-led Centre, stating that the “saffron lies” are worse than “blatant lies”, punning on the Tamil phrase ‘pacha…
- India
TN polls: Amit Shah, Rahul Gandhi to arrive in Chennai today
Chennai: With election campaigning in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry reaching a decisive phase, Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, are scheduled to arrive…
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