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The Minister also charged that illegal road works are also being carried out, inconveniencing daily commuters and patients visiting Chennai General Hospital and Chennai Multispecialty Hospital
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Urges Central government to allow State governments to undertake medical admissions based on Class 12 marks
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Clad in black shirts, the MLAs, who have been suspended from ongoing Assembly session for disrupting proceedings, begin fast at Rajarathinam stadium
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193 people who have consumed illicit liquor have come to the hospital, of which 140 are currently safe, says doctors
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Leader of Opposition Palaniswami said they wanted to raise Kallakurichi tragedy that has left "50 people dead", but was denied permission
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Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam leaders say their focus is on serving the people till 2026 Assembly polls
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Rich tributes were paid to Jayalalithaa by AIADMK leaders in Chennai with the top party leader and former Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami paying floral tributes to a portrait of the late leader at his residence
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While speaking to reporters in Omalur, Salem district, Palaniswami alleged that the Chief Minister was rattled by the AIADMK as it had severed ties with the BJP.
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Tamil Nadu Assembly will meet here on Monday, amid the Cauvery river water dispute with neighbouring Karnataka
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It may be noted that 14 people died in the firecracker unit explosion at Attibele on the outskirts of Bengaluru and close to Tamil Nadu-Karnataka border.
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Citing the state-specific stand taken on the Cauvery issue by the Congress and BJP in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, Palaniswami said this is the politics of national parties. The voice of Tamil Nadu people would echo in the Parliament and only to safeguard the rights of the people of the state, his party decided to separately fight the LS polls, he told reporters here.
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AIADMK deputy coordinator and former Minister K.P. Munusamy on Thursday said that there was no question of the party going back to the NDA
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The central leadership of the BJP is trying to mend fences with the Assam Chief Minister, Himanta Biswa Sarma leading the mediation talks
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In a party release, AIADMK chief Edappadi K Palaniswami said the changes were considering administrative convenience.
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While one or two lower level functionaries took to social media handles, they had to immediately apologise.
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Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Tuesday alleged that an anti-BJP wave has started in the whole nation after AIADMK snapped its ties with the ruling party at the Centre.
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Ending its four-year-old ties with the BJP, the AIADMK on Monday announced it was walking out of the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance
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The AIADMK resolution cited Annamalai as the reason for breaking ties, saying that he has intentionally speaking ill against senior AIADMK leaders as also former Chief Ministers, CN Annadurai and Dr J Jayalalithaa
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Munuswamy alleged that the state BJP has been intentionally attacking former Chief Minister Jayalalitha and Annadurai.
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The move, the party said, is a protest against BJP’s attacks and defamatory statements on AIADMK and their leaders for over a year.