Amid growing speculation that arch-rivals DMK and AIADMK may join hands to form the government and prevent Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) president Vijay from taking over the reins of the state
Responding to the Finance Minister’s clarification posted on the social media platform ‘X’, Stalin termed as a “blatant lie” her claim that all state governments, except Tamil Nadu, had agreed to discontinue the additional bonus for paddy.
Castigating the BJP for allegedly attempting to create tension in society over a non issue, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK president MK Stalin on Sunday charged the saffron party with having riots embedded in its thinking to prevent development and growth.
"Is the rechristening as 'Lok Bhavan', an eyewash by those who care a damn neither for the people's forum nor for the legislature? Is it an attempt at throwing mud on the eyes of the very idea of democracy?" the Chief Minister asked in a hard-hitting post on 'X'.
Escalating his criticism of the Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision of the voter list, Stalin called it “flawed, confusing, and dangerous,” alleging it was part of a conspiracy to remove genuine voters.
“When the reasons proffered by Chief Minister Stalin for boycotting the Niti Ayog meetings in the past remain the same, what has prompted him to make a somersault?" he asked.
Coming together of states feeling threatened by the delimitation exercise heralds a new beginning of a movement to shape the country’s future and save federalism and democracy, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin said on Friday, on the eve of the first meeting of the Join-Action Committee (JAC) of all the southern states besides West Bengal and Punjab, in Chennai.
With no thaw in the relationship in sight between the Raj Bhavan and the DMK government, Chief Minister MK Stalin is skipping the ‘At Home’ reception hosted by Governor RN Ravi on Republic Day and instead, is slated to participate in an event organised by the villagers in and around Arittapatti, in Madurai district to thank him for the cancellation of the Tungsten mining lease in that region.
Aimed at making punishment for sexual offences against women more stringent and act as a deterrent, the DMK government of MK Stalin Friday introduced two new Bills in the Tamil Nadu Assembly, of which one is an amendment to the BNS and BNSS in their applicability to the state.
Marking the culmination of the centenary celebrations of the famed Vaikom satyagraha, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin and his Kerala counterpart Pinarayi Vijayan will inaugurate the renovated memorial of Dravidian icon and rationalist social reformer ‘Periyar’ EV Ramasamy on Thursday (Dec 12) at Voikom in Kottayam district.
