Opposition AIADMK leader Edappadi Palaniswami on Friday mocked Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin, saying that as an astrologer, he predicts the potential collapse of the DMK regime and that his forecast will come true in the 2026 assembly election.
Jealous of the DMK government’s support among the people, opposition AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami (EPS) has turned into an astrologer, predicting friction in the DMK-led alliance and its potential disintegration, Chief Minister MK Stalin said on Wednesday.
While his Andhra Pradesh counterpart Chandrababu Naidu recently announced that his government was considering incentives for families having more children, the Tamil Nadu chief minister did not elaborate on his big family vision.
With a wish list for funds to be released to the state but withheld by the Union Government, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin is meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi on Friday.
“Evening calm sets the stage for new dreams,” the Chief Minister said in a post on ‘X’ along with a short video of his cycle ride, probably mesmerized by the cool evening sea breeze. While riding the high-end model cycle, he was also humming a number from an old Tamil film.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K.Stalin on Monday said Governor R.N.Ravi not forwarding the NEET exemption Bill to the President is an act of insulting the people.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Friday visited Delhi's government schools and Mohalla Clinics with Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia.
Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam president and Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin had appealed to 37 political parties and leaders to jointly fight the threat of “bigotry and religious hegemony to India’s diverse and multicultural federation”.
The former Chief Minister called upon Stalin to directly talk to the company management and the employees and try for continued operation of the plant. He also said that the government should ensure that employees don't lose their jobs.
A total of 3,04,269 Tamils from Sri Lanka are living as refugees in Tamil Nadu since 1983. Of these 58,822 live in refugee camps across 29 districts. A large number of refugees are living outside the camps.
