The AIADMK party experienced a fresh setback as several of its former Members of Legislative Assembly (MLAs) switched allegiance to the TVK and DMK parties.

The TVK party is attracting dissidents from the AIADMK, with a minister warning that 90% of the AIADMK cadre could join TVK within a month, though TVK claims no overtures were made.

AIADMK factions led by Velumani and EPS have resolved their differences and withdrawn pleas to disqualify MLAs. This reconciliation comes days after a public row over supporting TVK.

Amidst internal turmoil in Tamil Nadu's AIADMK party, a rebel MLA, P Balakrishna Reddy, has backed Edappadi K Palaniswami and submitted an apology letter to avoid disqualification.

The AIADMK party is experiencing significant political turmoil as a fourth MLA resigns, joining the ruling TVK amid escalating defections, with the AIADMK accusing the government of "horse trading."

Tamil Nadu's political landscape is shifting with 'Operation L', as Vijay's TVK party aims for a solo majority while the AIADMK party appears to be weakening.

A rift between the Congress and DMK parties has widened, with a Congress lawmaker alleging that the BJP mediated between AIADMK and DMK to prevent TVK chief C Joseph Vijay from becoming chief minister after a sweeping election victory.

TVK is reportedly seeking support from Congress, VCK, and IUML for cabinet expansion, leaving AIADMK rebels waiting.

Two Congress Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) are set to join the Vijay government, with no AIADMK rebels currently expected to follow suit.

Palaniswami is chairing a critical meeting of top AIADMK office-bearers as the party faces challenges from rebel factions.

Senior AIADMK leader S Semmalai has resigned from the party, expressing deep dissatisfaction with its current state and internal infighting, which he believes has damaged the party's image.

Two factions of the AIADMK party are clashing, submitting petitions to the speaker seeking the disqualification of each other's MLAs following a split over support for the ruling TVK government in Tamil Nadu.

A faction within India's AIADMK party, led by Shanmugam-Velumani, is seeking the disqualification of Palaniswami and others for allegedly defying the party whip during a trust vote.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay secured a confidence vote, a development that has intensified the internal power struggle within the AIADMK party. His victory, achieved with the backing of half of the AIADMK MLAs, is also noted to be favorable for the BJP.

AIADMK leader CV Shanmugam criticized party chief Edappadi K Palaniswami, alleging continuous electoral setbacks since he assumed leadership after Jayalalithaa's death, following Shanmugam's removal from party posts.

AIADMK chief Edappadi K. Palaniswami has removed 25 Members of Legislative Assembly (MLAs) from the party for reportedly backing Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay in a floor test.

Actor-politician Vijay met with AIADMK 'rebels' as a rival faction leader, Shanmugam, expressed readiness to support TVK, while AIADMK asserted party unity behind Edappaddi K Palaniswami.

Internal divisions within India's AIADMK party are deepening, with a faction opposed to EPS reportedly supporting Chief Minister Vijay and facing claims of DMK party backing.

The AIADMK party in India is reportedly on the verge of a split, with a rebel bloc of 30-36 pro-Vijay MLAs turning against EPS. This internal conflict signals significant political turmoil within the party.

The AIADMK party is experiencing a deepening internal conflict, with senior leaders C Ve Shanmugam and S P Velumani holding separate meetings with MLAs, reportedly gaining significant support, while a separate district secretaries meeting also took place.

The AIADMK party has relocated its Members of Legislative Assembly to a resort in Puducherry, citing concerns over potential poaching attempts by the TVK party. This move has also prompted internal clarifications within AIADMK regarding the decision-making process.

As Tamil Nadu votes, observers are keenly watching whether actor Vijay can disrupt the traditional political landscape dominated by the DMK and AIADMK parties.

D Jayakumar, a five-time winner from Royapuram since 1991, is reportedly eyeing to reclaim the AIADMK stronghold that was lost in the 2021 Tamil Nadu elections.

An opinion piece highlights how AIADMK politician Vijayabaskar has cultivated his legacy by actively engaging with people, stopping to listen, and winning their support.

Leema Rose Martin, wife of lottery tycoon Santiago Martin and an AIADMK candidate, has declared assets worth Rs 1,049.5 crore, making her the wealthiest candidate in the Tamil Nadu assembly elections.

Actor Vijay Thalapathy's newly formed party, TVK, is emerging as a significant third option in Tamil Nadu politics, aiming to challenge the long-standing dominance of the DMK and AIADMK with populist welfare promises and a strong social media presence.

Edappadi K Palaniswami, AIADMK chief, held a rally in Sivakasi where he criticized the DMK and promised to tackle drug abuse if his party wins the upcoming state elections.

AIADMK says that Senthil Balaji's shift is not a strategic move, but a sign of his political vulnerability

The AIADMK has released its initial list of 23 candidates for the Tamil Nadu assembly election in 2026, confirming that general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami will contest from the Edappadi constituency.

AIADMK chief Edappadi K Palaniswami insisted that the party's promises of cash support and subsidies would be met through "better financial management," addressing concerns about their realism and sustainability.

India's NDA alliance has finalized seat sharing for the upcoming Tamil Nadu elections, with BJP contesting 27 out of 234 seats and AIADMK 178.

Dhinakaran stated that only the AIADMK-led NDA alliance has the capability to defeat the DMK in the upcoming Tamil Nadu Assembly election, asserting that the state's people are ready to oust the current regime.

The statement from Mr. Stalin came amid AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K. Palaniswami’s visit to New Delhi and his meeting with Union Home Minister Amit Shah for seat-sharing negotiations

Dravidian parties in Tamil Nadu are making compromises and strengthening alliances, with DMK offering a Rajya Sabha berth to DMDK and AIADMK securing PMK's support with a similar deal, in preparation for an intense electoral contest.

Additional Solicitor General AR.L. Sundaresan says, the MP was summoned and he appeared for inquiry

AIADMK MP C.Ve. Shanmugam has ignited controversy after making derogatory remarks about a female actor during a protest in Villupuram, drawing sharp backlash from various political parties.

The TVK party has refuted claims linking it to alliance discussions with the BJP, AIADMK, Sasikala, and Ramadoss, stating such reports are 'completely false'.

Ministers and senior leaders burying differences among themselves is seen as a positive sign for he party; AIADMK and TVK determined to expose DMK’s failures

After Jayalalithaa’s demise, when the AIADMK faced a leadership crisis, Mr. Pugazhendi threw his weight behind Jayalalithaa’s aide Sasikala and her nephew T.T.V. Dhinakaran.

An AIADMK leader stated there is 'no information' regarding reports of an attempt to bring actor Vijay's TVK party into the NDA alliance, while also noting Vijay's welfare announcements for women are typical pre-election political moves.

M.K. Stalin, the Leader of the Opposition, criticized former CM O. Panneerselvam for 'mortgaging the AIADMK' as Panneerselvam and his supporters were inducted into the DMK, predicting a similar political outcome for Palaniswami as Nitish Kumar.

AIADMK councillors staged a walkout from the Coimbatore Corporation council meeting, citing a lack of discussion on important matters.

The AIADMK on Wednesday (March 4) announced Mr. Thambi Durai’s candidature and allotted a seat to the PMK, its ally in the National Democratic Alliance (NDA).

There is “a deal between them [the DMK and AIADMK ] to prevent anybody else from coming to power,” he said while addressing supporters in Thanjavur on Wednesday

The party also urged the Centre to waive Puducherry’s legacy loan and provide assistance to revive the defunct textile mills

A meeting of the AIADMK district unit secretaries is scheduled to be held on March 4.

Was an associate of O.Paneerselvam; says the former Chief Minister’s decision to join DMK was unacceptable to him

The Tamil Nadu BJP reacted sharply to the DMK inducting O. Panneerselvam, while AIADMK cadre celebrated, stating it marked a bad time for the DMK.

O. Panneerselvam, a prominent former leader of the AIADMK party, has formally joined the rival Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) party.

Just three days ago, after paying homage to former J Jayalalithaa on her birth anniversary, the ousted AIADMK coordinator O Panneerselvam declared he would not join any political party or launch one. Cut to Friday morning, he crossed over to the DMK.

AIADMK stands for all religions; ‘think about the welfare programmes implemented by AIADMK for your benefit,’  the AIADMK general secretary says in an appeal to the minorities

Rajya Sabha member I.S. Inbadurai urges the court to punish IPS officer A.T. Durai Kumar holding the post of Director of V&AC (in-charge)

The AIADMK women's wing has announced the appointment of a new joint secretary.

CPI(M) leader Shanmugam has expressed doubts about AIADMK's role in the NDA's seat-sharing discussions for the Tamil Nadu Assembly election, noting that some alliance parties indicated they would only negotiate with the BJP.

In a dramatic political move ahead of the Tamil Nadu Assembly election, expelled AIADMK leader VK Sasikala has announced that she will launch her own party and field candidates - a direct challenge to AIADMK chief Edappadi K. Palaniswami.

The AIADMK party experienced a significant setback as three former ministers and ten former MLAs defected to join Vijay's TVK party. This marks a fresh exodus for the AIADMK.

Leaders from the AIADMK party have met with the Tamil Nadu Governor to request action regarding alleged 'horse-trading' by the TVK.

An AIADMK Member of Parliament has demanded a CBI inquiry into the resignation of four MLAs and their subsequent switch to the TVK party.

Sengottaiyan has denied allegations of horse-trading following the defection of four AIADMK leaders to TVK. He had been a member of AIADMK for decades and resigned as a Gobichettipalayam MLA in November 2025.

Esakki Subaya has resigned from AIADMK to join TVK, marking the fourth exit from the party in two days, following a visible split in the assembly.

The Palaniswami faction of the AIADMK has petitioned the Tamil Nadu Speaker, urging him not to accept the resignations of three party MLAs.

The Congress party has definitively stated that the AIADMK will not be joining the government in Tamil Nadu.

The AIADMK party has stated that more than 95% of its party functionaries support Palaniswami, indicating strong internal backing.

The CPM has warned it will reconsider its support for the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) government if the ruling party includes the rebel faction of the AIADMK in its cabinet.

A probe agency is seeking prosecution sanction against Senthil Balaji, who served as Transport Minister in the former AIADMK government, in connection with allegations of a cash-for-jobs scam.

The Tamil Nadu assembly speaker is reviewing separate petitions from the EPS and Shanmugham factions of the AIADMK, each seeking the disqualification of lawmakers from the opposing group following a party split.

A rival faction within the AIADMK, led by senior leaders C Ve Shanmugam and SP Velumani, is seeking the disqualification of EPS as an MLA, claiming they hold the majority of the party's 47 MLAs.

Rival factions within the AIADMK party have gone into a huddle, with Shanmugam stating they will not return to the headquarters until they receive justice.

Vijay's TVK party successfully won a trust vote with the backing of allies and AIADMK rebels. This victory occurred amidst criticism from DMK president M K Stalin regarding TVK's political practices.

The AIADMK party has removed rival faction leaders, including SP Velumani and C Ve Shanmugam, from their party posts. This decision follows a pro-Vijay vote and indicates internal power struggles within the party.

The internal conflict within India's AIADMK party has escalated, with party chief Palaniswami (EPS) expelling rebel leaders who had supported Tamil Nadu CM Vijay during a crucial trust vote, amidst accusations of weakening the party's anti-DMK stance.

Chief Minister Vijay has visited rebel AIADMK MLAs, as a significant faction of the party reportedly backs his government. This comes after questions were raised about Palaniswami's leadership following the party's assembly poll defeat.

The AIADMK party in Tamil Nadu is reportedly facing a potential split, fueled by growing support for Vijay's TVK. This development comes ahead of a crucial floor test for Chief Minister Vijay, adding a significant twist to the state's political landscape.

The AIADMK party is experiencing significant internal turmoil and public divisions following a major electoral defeat in Tamil Nadu, with reports of a brewing revolt against leader EPS, some MLAs considering support for the new TVK government, and visible signs of disunity among party members.

Discussions are underway regarding the formation of the government in Tamil Nadu, with the DMK considering whether to support the AIADMK. DMK leader MK Stalin is expected to make the final decision amidst reports of a Deputy Chief Minister offer.

Sources indicate that approximately 30 of AIADMK's 47 MLAs are inclined to support Vijay, despite party chief E Palaniswami's reluctance.

KA Sengottaiyan, a nine-time Tamil Nadu MLA, has joined the TVK party after being expelled from the AIADMK in November 2025 due to internal disagreements.

An article discusses the potential political futures of Tamil Nadu, examining the roles and prospects of the DMK, AIADMK, and TVK parties.

The Tamil Nadu election 2026 saw a record turnout, with approximately 4.87 crore out of 5.73 crore eligible voters exercising their franchise. Karur district recorded the highest turnout at 91.86 per cent, intensifying the battle between DMK and AIADMK.

The political landscape in Tamil Nadu is heating up ahead of elections, with key parties like DMK and AIADMK vying for power. NTK's Senthamizan Seeman continues his campaign, while actor Vijay's potential involvement also draws attention.

The Tamil Nadu election campaign has concluded, marked by observations on the changing political landscape, including the absence of Rahul Gandhi and Stalin sharing a stage, actor Vijay's political entry, and various parties' strategies and criticisms on the final day.

Veteran politician Dusi K. Mohan has left AIADMK to take charge of Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam's campaign in Cheyyar for the upcoming Tamil Nadu elections.

The BJP, in alliance with the AIADMK, is contesting the Mylapore election, with Tamilisai Soundararajan seeking to consolidate anti-DMK votes and revive heritage in the Dravidian stronghold.

AIADMK chief Edappadi K. Palaniswami has publicly stated that actor Vijay should not be compared to former Chief Minister M.G. Ramachandran (MGR).

For the first time in 35 years, major parties in Tamil Nadu, including AIADMK, DMK, Congress, and BJP, have not fielded any Brahmin candidates in the state polls, reflecting the community's waning influence.

Actor Vijay is reportedly attempting a political takeover of the AIADMK's legacy in Tamil Nadu, positioning himself as the natural successor to political figures Anna and MGR.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has launched his poll campaign, criticizing AIADMK, while Union Minister Piyush Goyal released a 'chargesheet' against the DMK ahead of the state elections.

The DMK party in India is blending continuity and change, deploying Senthil Balaji to contest against AIADMK-BJP in Coimbatore and dropping three ministers from their positions.

India's AIADMK party has released its first list of candidates for the upcoming elections, with General Secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami contesting from his home turf Edappadi, signaling an aggressive poll push and retaining key seats in the NDA deal.

A new alliance between Sasikala and Ramadoss is positioning itself to split votes and potentially inflict significant damage on the AIADMK-led NDA in the upcoming Tamil Nadu elections.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin criticized AIADMK chief Edappadi K. Palaniswami's frequent visits to Delhi for seat-sharing talks, alleging that decisions of the opposition party are dictated by the capital. This follows Palaniswami's meetings with Union Home Minister Amit Shah, marking a shift from previous political styles.

A DMK MLA from Mannachanallur has been accused by AIADMK of distributing SUVs to party secretaries while the Model Code of Conduct was in force, prompting the Election Commission of India to issue a notice.

AIADMK treasurer Dindigul C Sreenivasan has ignited a major controversy with distasteful remarks about women while criticizing the ruling DMK's welfare schemes at a protest in Tamil Nadu.

As no follow up had been done, the AIADMK had approached the High Court with a prayer for filing the FIR, stated the AIADMK leader

The All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) is reportedly facing an existential battle in the upcoming 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, having struggled electorally since the death of its leader J Jayalalithaa.

The AIADMK party has undertaken a significant overhaul of its governing council and key committees as part of its preparations for the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections.

Leaders of AIADMK and its allied parties are set to participate in state-wide demonstrations on March 17, protesting against the DMK government.

Elected representatives from the DMK and AIADMK parties have set aside political differences to jointly advocate for improved train services from Pollachi and Udumalpet, pressing for better connectivity.

Highly placed sources indicate that Sowmiya Anbumani is likely to enter the fray in a PMK stronghold for the Tamil Nadu Assembly election, maintaining a good relationship with the AIADMK and BJP.

AIADMK leader Edappadi K. Palaniswami has accused the DMK regime in Tamil Nadu of widespread lawlessness, alleging that 'murder is everywhere, always' under their rule.

The protest will be spearheaded by former Minister D. Jayakumar and will be held in front of Pallavan Illam, the headquarters of the MTC in Chennai

Candidates from AIADMK and DMK, including Trichy N Siva and M Thambidurai, have filed their nominations ahead of the upcoming Tamil Nadu elections, with Chief Minister M K Stalin accompanying DMK nominees.

AIADMK leader Edappadi K. Palaniswami held a meeting with the party's district secretaries in Chennai.

A DMK Councillor and an AIADMK functionary were arrested for allegedly sexually harassing an air hostess while traveling on a flight to Delhi.

In the thick of election season, the entry of expelled AIADMK leader and former chief minister O Panneerselvam into the ruling DMK has triggered a familiar political question in Tamil Nadu: is there…

A former Member of Legislative Assembly (MLA) from the AIADMK party has officially joined the rival DMK party, marking a political shift.

The AIADMK party is experiencing fresh internal turbulence as two former Jayalalithaa loyalists, O Panneerselvam and VK Sasikala, have taken actions that challenge current leadership.

However, describing Mr. Panneerselvam’s move as “unfortunate,” former interim general secretary of the AIADMK, V.K. Sasikala, in a post on social media, said the DMK was an “evil force” that must be removed from the State’s political scene

None of those who went back to the DMK or began their new innings in the ruling party were seriously considered for the post of Chief Minister when they were in the AIADMK. But Mr. Panneerselvam was handpicked by Jayalalithaa in 2001 and 2014 to head the government

OPS, who has been fighting long — and so far unsuccessful — battles in courts and before Election Commission of India (ECI) to return to, if not regain control of AIADMK, is expected to join the rival party in the presence of chief minister and DMK president M K Stalin at Anna Arivalayam, the DMK headquarters.

The AIADMK has moved to initiate contempt proceedings against Tamil Nadu's Directorate of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption (DVAC) for not registering an FIR in the alleged 'cash-for-jobs' controversy.

The Madras High Court has quashed proceedings against an AIADMK MP, ruling that political criticism suggesting a ruling party might 'give a wife to everyone' is not misogynistic.

Sasikala recalled the humiliation Jayalalithaa allegedly faced after the death of AIADMK founder M G Ramachandran.

Expelled AIADMK leader VK Sasikala has announced the formation of a new political party in Tamil Nadu, vowing to champion the cause of the poor and downtrodden. Unveiling a flag featuring prominent Dravidian leaders, she stated the party would follow their ideology. Sasikala also recalled being urged to become Chief Minister after Jayalalithaa's demise.

An AIADMK leader has refuted a minister's claim, stating that the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister never sought to meet Palaniswami.

R B Udhayakumar has issued a warning to Aadhav Arjuna, cautioning him of 'political consequences' if he attempts to poach members from the AIADMK cadre.

Rival factions within India's AIADMK party have reached a truce, leading to the withdrawal of disqualification petitions against each other. This reconciliation marks the end of a period of internal rebellion within the party.

Rebel MLAs of the AIADMK party have reportedly made a U-turn, agreeing to rally behind Edappadi K. Palaniswami's leadership, signaling a move towards reconciliation within the party.

The AIADMK party experienced a significant political setback as four of its legislators resigned within 24 hours, with three immediately joining Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay's outfit, the TVK. The party has accused its rivals of 'horse-trading' following these defections.

The AIADMK chief has strongly criticized the Tamil Nadu government's crop loan waiver scheme, labeling it as "scientific deception." This statement highlights political opposition to the state's agricultural policy.

The article discusses O Panneerselvam's political journey and his perceived loss of the AIADMK's legacy, having served as Chief Minister twice as a stand-in for Jayalalithaa.

The DMK and AIADMK parties are reportedly suffering a 'double whammy' due to their historical reluctance to share power, impacting their political dynamics.

The TVK-led alliance is experiencing internal strain, particularly regarding the inclusion of AIADMK rebels. The CPI-M has issued a warning, indicating it may reconsider its support if the issue is not resolved.

The CPM has issued a warning to Vijay, stating they will reconsider their support if any AIADMK faction joins the TVK government, arguing such a move would go against the people's mandate.

The AIADMK party is experiencing a significant post-election crisis, marked by locked offices, resignations, and ongoing court cases, with the internal turmoil now spilling into public view.

The Congress party has cautioned actor Vijay against inducting rebel AIADMK MLAs into the Tamil Nadu government. Congress MP Karti Chidambaram stated that such a move would significantly erode public goodwill.

The AIADMK party in Tamil Nadu is facing a potential split, reminiscent of the Shiv Sena crisis, after rebel MLAs defied a party whip during a floor test, leading to a fractured mandate and questions about the party's future.

Heavy security has been deployed at the AIADMK headquarters in Chennai following a significant internal rift within the party, which is currently divided between a faction led by general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami and a dissident group.

India's AIADMK party is experiencing internal turmoil as Edappadi Palaniswami and rebel leader C Ve Shanmugam exchange accusations of anti-party activities. Palaniswami has removed several leaders, including Shanmugam and S P Velumani, for allegedly supporting a rival government.

The Tamil Nadu assembly is poised for a crucial trust vote, with the majority mark at 118, as the TVK, led by Vijay, currently holds 107 MLAs, making it a battleground for the AIADMK rebel faction.

VCK chief Thol Thirumavalavan refuted media reports suggesting that both AIADMK and DMK had approached him with an offer to become Chief Minister if they formed an alliance to prevent the TVK from gaining power.

An Indian opinion piece suggests a significant rebellion is forming within the AIADMK party against Palaniswami's leadership, potentially leading to a party split due to repeated electoral failures.

Udhayanidhi Stalin, seen as a potential successor, is taking on a new role and facing a test as Leader of the Opposition, with actor Vijay as a target and the AIADMK party on his side.

TVK MLA J C D Prabhakar has filed his nomination for the Speaker of the Tamil Nadu assembly and is expected to be elected unopposed, with support from Vijay. The 73-year-old former AIADMK member brings extensive legislative experience to the role.

The AIADMK party is facing a potential split as reports suggest 36 legislators might back the Vijay-led TVK, which could risk the party's majority, while party chief Palaniswami remains cryptic about the situation.

Sources indicate that all 107 MLAs from the TVK party are prepared to resign if the DMK and AIADMK attempt to form a government. The TVK, having won 108 seats (two by Vijay), asserts its right as the single-largest party to be invited by the Governor to form the government.

A trend in Southern India sees popular cinema superstars, initiated by MG Ramchandran (MGR) forming AIADMK in 1972, transitioning into politics and starting their own parties.

Talks have commenced between the TVK and AIADMK parties as Vijay seeks to secure a majority mark in the Indian political landscape.

KP Munusamy, a veteran politician from the AIADMK party, is contesting from the Veppanahalli constituency, which was previously a stronghold for the rival Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) party.

The AIADMK party has released its complete list of candidates for the Tamil Nadu assembly elections scheduled for April 23, 2026.

This article analyzes the long-standing bipolar politics between DMK and AIADMK in Tamil Nadu and explores the possibility of actor Vijay making a significant political impact, drawing parallels with the Aam Aadmi Party's rise in Punjab and Delhi.

AIADMK leader Palaniswami has criticized the DMK government in an Indian state for fulfilling less than 20% of its promises and for reckless spending that has exacerbated the state's debt.

V.K. Sasikala has commenced her political campaign, utilizing a vehicle and style reminiscent of the late leader Jayalalithaa's roadshows. She delivers short speeches, indirectly criticizing AIADMK leaders and seeking public support.

Leema Rose Martin, AIADMK's Lalgudi candidate, is the wealthiest contender in the upcoming Tamil Nadu Assembly elections. She declared assets totaling approximately Rs 1,049.56 crore.

An opinion piece highlights the escalating campaign rhetoric between India's AIADMK and DMK parties, as they invoke former chief minister Muthuvel Karunanidhi, seven and a half years after his passing.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has launched the DMK's election campaign, criticizing the BJP and its alliance. He warned that the NDA might rename Tamil Nadu to 'Dakshin Pradesh' if they come to power, accusing the AIADMK-BJP alliance of betraying minorities and Sri Lankan Tamils by supporting the CAA.

India's AIADMK party has released its second list of election candidates, including 29 sitting MLAs and a significant number of women, as EPS aims for a political comeback.

Kamal Haasan's Makkal Needhi Maiam (MNM) party is reportedly not contesting the April 23 elections in Tamil Nadu, despite expectations of a seat-sharing arrangement with the ruling Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK).

Lars Løkke Rasmussen, the former prime minister, has announced that he will be the royal investigator in the case of the Greenlandic child abuse scandal. He stated that he will not be prime minister again.

Rajan Chellappa stated that the political contest is primarily between the AIADMK and DMK parties, highlighting their ongoing rivalry.

AINRC to contest in 16 Assembly constituencies, while BJP is expected to contest 10 seats; two seats each for Latchiya Jananayaga Katchi and AIADMK

AIADMK leader Edappadi K. Palaniswami met Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Delhi to discuss seat-sharing arrangements, and subsequently announced that the seat-sharing process for the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections 2026 will be finalized within four days.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah has successfully reunited the AIADMK and its splinter group, the AMMK, in Tamil Nadu, effectively rebuilding the fractured NDA alliance in the election-bound state.

The NDA alliance has condemned the DMK government for the deteriorating law and order situation in Tamil Nadu, with G.K. Vasan previously stating that the NDA must ensure women's safety ahead of the upcoming Assembly elections.

AIADMK chief Palaniswami has publicly accused the DMK regime of transforming Tamil Nadu into a central hub for drug trafficking, raising concerns about the state's law and order situation.

AIADMK leader Palaniswami stated that his party has not yet engaged in discussions with actor Vijay's political party regarding a potential alliance.

AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami has dismissed speculation and ruled out any alliance with actor-politician Vijay's fledgling TVK party for the upcoming Assembly elections.

In the 2001 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, AIADMK supremo Jayalalithaa filed nominations from four seats and all four nominations were rejected. Protests erupted.

Former AIADMK Minister says that only after the AIADMK continously raked up the property tax corruption in the Corporation, the five zonal chairpersons were forced to resign and the husband of then Mayor Indrani Ponvasanth was arrested

Mr. Stalin also launched a scathing attack against his rival, AIADMK chief Edappadi K Palaniswami, accusing him of becoming a “slave” to the BJP in order to become CM

Vellamandi N. Natarajan, a former minister, has been appointed as the organisation secretary for the AIADMK party.

To save him from such a disgrace, the NDA should be defeated in the Assembly election, says Manickam Tagore

The AIADMK has renominated veteran Thambi Durai for a seat and allocated another Rajya Sabha seat to the Pattali Makkal Katchi (PMK).

AIADMK leader Palaniswami asserted that there were no discussions regarding Sasikala's potential entry into the NDA during his meeting with Amit Shah, following Sasikala's announcement of launching her own party.

Referring to the NDA’s public meeting in Madurai on Sunday (March 1), Mr. Stalin pointed out that while AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K. Palaniswami had expressed hope that the alliance headed by his party would win, Prime Minister Narendra Modi wanted to install an “NDA government” in the State

O Panneerselvam, former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, has joined the DMK party ahead of state elections, following his expulsion from AIADMK and criticism of rival Palaniswami.

Talks for seat-sharing are set to begin, but the AICC high command is reportedly split between DMK and TVK, with the potential induction of former AIADMK leader O. Panneerselvam into DMK further complicating prospects for increased Congress seats.

Former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister O. Panneerselvam, expelled from the All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam, has now officially joined the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK).

Former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister O. Panneerselvam (OPS) and his son have joined the DMK, a move that significantly alters the state's political landscape ahead of assembly elections, following his expulsion from AIADMK.

Former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister O. Panneerselvam is reportedly likely to join the DMK, following a prolonged legal and electoral battle to rejoin the AIADMK.

The AIADMK party will hold seat-sharing talks for the Tamil Nadu Assembly election after the Prime Minister's visit, following the inauguration of its election office in Chennai.

Sasikala's re-entry into Tamil Nadu politics and her criticism of AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K. Palaniswami are likely to further fragment the party's support base ahead of the Assembly polls.

O. Panneerselvam stated that Amit Shah told him a strong DMK-led alliance would win against a divided AIADMK, noting Shah's failed attempts to reunite AIADMK factions.