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Leader of the Opposition Udhayanidhi Stalin criticised the Tamil Nadu government, alleging governance had deteriorated under Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay. He accused the ruling dispensation of prioritising political theatrics over administration and urged DMK workers to oppose anti-people policies

DMK chief M.K. Stalin criticised Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay over his recent Delhi visit, accusing him of applying double standards. Stalin recalled earlier allegations made by Vijay against the DMK and questioned whether similar motives now explained the Chief Minister's actions

DMK chief M K Stalin said alliance partners supported Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam to prevent President’s rule in Tamil Nadu. He asserted the decision was democratic and aimed at avoiding BJP rule, amid shifting political alignments after the Assembly elections

DMK president M K Stalin said the Secular Progressive Alliance remains strong despite falling short of total victory in the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections. He highlighted the alliance securing 1.54 crore votes and 72 seats, thanking allies for their continued support and commitment

Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam rejected CV Shanmugam’s claims of post-poll alliance talks with the AIADMK, accusing him of attempting to trigger internal divisions within his party. DMK leader R S Bharati reiterated that the party would function as the opposition

The Congress’ fallout in Tamil Nadu could finally push the long-discussed ‘Federal Front’ from theory into political reality

TVK candidate V S Babu defeated Chief Minister M K Stalin in the Kolathur constituency in a major upset during the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections. The result is being viewed as a significant political shift and a setback for the DMK leadership

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin met DMK alliance leaders in Chennai to discuss victory prospects and poll counting preparations ahead of the Assembly election results on May 4. Senior leaders from Congress and KMDK attended the meeting at Anna Arivalayam

In Tamil Nadu, over 5.73 crore voters will decide the fate of 4,023 candidates in Assembly polls. DMK and AIADMK lead a high-stakes contest amid tight security and voter turnout efforts

Tamil Nadu CM M. K. Stalin released DMK’s ‘Chennai Super-6’ manifesto ahead of Assembly polls, promising improved urban infrastructure, AI-enabled transport, 1,000 mini-buses, stormwater upgrades, and initiatives in emerging tech and civic management

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin said the defeat of the delimitation bill in Parliament was possible due to united opposition efforts. He criticised the BJP, called the move a partial victory, and urged continued resistance against similar proposals

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin has announced a statewide black flag protest against the proposed delimitation exercise, warning the Centre of serious consequences. The DMK is also reaching out to other states to build a united opposition on the issue

Tamil Nadu and Telangana Chief Ministers MK Stalin and A Revanth Reddy intensified their criticism of the Centre over proposed delimitation, warning of protests and alleging injustice to southern States, while seeking wider consultations and a balanced model ahead of Parliament’s special session

TVK president Vijay outlined an AI-driven governance model in Kanyakumari, promising corruption-free welfare delivery and a unified digital platform. He criticised Chief Minister M K Stalin, alleging corruption and rising debt, and pledged reforms within six months of coming to power

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin said the women’s monthly entitlement scheme and the Chief Minister’s Breakfast Scheme are close to his heart. He highlighted their impact on empowerment and child wellbeing under the Dravidian model governance

DMK President M K Stalin accused the BJP of creating fear among minorities and criticised its policies, including CAA and proposed amendments. He reaffirmed DMK’s commitment to secularism and protection of constitutional rights for all religious communities

Chief Minister M K Stalin said the DMK-led alliance will win over 200 seats in the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections. He criticised the AIADMK for lacking ideology and alleged it functions under BJP influence while highlighting welfare schemes and governance

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin said the state will not accept any delimitation decision taken without its consent. He questioned the Centre’s approach, alleged lack of transparency, and urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to address concerns raised by southern states

Rahul Gandhi and M K Stalin campaigned separately in Puducherry without sharing a stage, raising speculation over INDIA Bloc coordination. The leaders continued campaigning across southern states as elections near, with parties intensifying efforts ahead of voting

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin will launch the DMK’s Assembly election campaign from Tiruvarur on March 31. The party has announced candidates and begun outreach efforts as alliances take shape ahead of the April 23 polls