The Tamil Nadu unit of BJP has slammed the ruling DMK for sharing a map of India on social media that allegedly excludes Pakistan Occupied Kashmir and Aksai Chin.
Congress leader V Hanumantha Rao on Saturday urged Central government to give importance to local language (Tamil) as well after the war of words erupts between Tamil Nadu CM Stalin and Governor Ravi.
Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu MK Stalin on Friday raised concerns over linguistic diversity and representation and strongly condemned the celebration of Hindi Month valedictory function along with the Golden Jubilee celebrations of Chennai Doordarshan.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin inspected rain-affected areas in Chennai Kolathur Assembly Constituency and distributed relief materials on Thursday.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin expressed gratitude to Union Minister Piyush Goyal for banning the imports of parts of pocket cigarette lighters, saying that the decision is a significant step towards safeguarding jobs in the matchbox industry and reducing plastic waste.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin expressed condolences on the demise of 5 people on Sunday at Marina Beach during air show event by Indian Air Force and announced an ex-gratia of 5 lakhs to each victim's family members from Chief Minister's Relief Fund.
Udhayanidhi Stalin was elevated as the Deputy Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu on Saturday. Earlier, Stalin was serving as the Minister for Youth Welfare and Sports Development. He will also take on the portfolio of planning and development in addition to his existing responsibilities.
BJP spokesperson ANS Prasad targeted ruling DMK in Tamil Nadu, saying that the party's history has been marked with "years of betrayal to the people and prioritising family interests over public welfare" following Chief Minister MK Stalin's son and Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin's elevation as
Recently, Mahavishnu was booked under various sections of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and The Rights of Persons with Disability Act, 2016, on a complaint against him.
After a row erupted over a spiritual session conducted in a girls higher secondary school in Chennai, the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister responded that 'science is the way to progress'.