Tamil Nadu Assembly Speaker rejected DMK MLA Markandayan G V's apology for remarks made against the House and Chief Minister, deciding to refer him to a House panel.

Opposition leaders have condemned the arrest of Udhayanidhi Stalin, labeling it unwarranted and a diversion from government failures, leading to widespread protests by DMK cadres across Tamil Nadu.

Kangana Ranaut and Khushbu Sundar have strongly disapproved of Udhayanidhi Stalin's recent comments, which led to his arrest and subsequent bail, with his remarks arising during a DMK protest about water disputes.

GV Markandayan, a DMK MLA, has been granted bail days after his arrest for making remarks against the chief minister, on the condition that he files an affidavit promising not to make such remarks again.

DMK's Dayanidhi Maran has stated that the party remains part of the Opposition but is not affiliated with the INDIA bloc, expressing a sentiment that the Congress party has 'betrayed' them.

Tamil Nadu authorities have widened their investigation into liquor corruption, leading to the booking of former DMK minister Senthil Balaji. The probe is uncovering further details in the alleged scandal.

Singai Ramachandran, a leader of the AIADMK party, announced his resignation from all party positions, citing "concerns with leadership" as the reason for his decision.

Tamil Nadu Assembly Speaker J C D Prabhakar clarified the Speaker’s office has no role in the arrest of DMK MLA Markandayan G V, who was arrested over alleged remarks against Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay.

A DMK legislator has been arrested by Tamil Nadu police for allegedly making a speech that threatened Chief Minister Vijay. The arrest follows accusations of a direct threat against the state's leader.

The DMK party is reportedly keeping its options open regarding its relationship with the central government in Delhi, signaling a potential political reset.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay made his maiden visit to his Perambur Assembly constituency after assuming office, inaugurating a series of development projects and reviewing infrastructure works in the area. The opposition DMK also submitted a supplementary complaint alleging 'horse trading' by the ruling party.

A rift has widened within the INDIA bloc in Tamil Nadu as the DMK, led by MK Stalin, has refused to form an alliance with actor Vijay's TVK party. The DMK has reportedly told mediators to speak directly with Vijay regarding any potential national alliance.

As the Monsoon session approaches, the ruling NDA coalition's strength has increased due to significant splits within opposition parties, leaving them in disarray.

DMK MLA V Senthil Balaji and his brother have been granted conditional anticipatory bail by the Madras High Court in connection with alleged Rs 35 crore horse trading attempt aimed at destabilizing the ruling TVK government.

Actor-politician Vijay is set to visit Karur for the first time since a stampede incident, following a Supreme Court decision to decline the DMK's appeal seeking restrictions on his public engagements.

The Madras High Court has declined to grant relief to Anbanantham, a DMK Gen-Z wing leader, following a First Information Report (FIR) registered against him in Krishnagiri district on June 23 over a post concerning CM Vijay.

The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) has approached the Supreme Court, seeking to be impleaded in the Karur stampede case proceedings to ensure fairness and independence in the investigation.

The Madras High Court upheld the need to respect the Chief Minister and denied anticipatory bail to a DMK MLA accused of making defamatory remarks. The court noted Tamil Nadu's long tradition of cine industry figures entering state politics.

Four former ministers, including two MLAs from the All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK), have joined the ruling Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) party. This marks a significant political setback for AIADMK.

In India, the TVK and DMK parties are accusing each other of horse trading following the arrest of individuals allegedly offering 35 crore rupees to legislators in exchange for votes.

Dayalu Ammal, mother of DMK president M K Stalin, has been admitted to a Chennai hospital due to worsening health.

The AIADMK party continues to see its Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) defect, with a sixth legislator now set to join Vijay's party.

DMK workers were detained in Chennai after staging a road blockade to demand legal action against minister Sarathkumar, following a viral video showing him handling white powder at an IPL match.

The MDMK chief has stated that the party quit its alliance with the DMK in Tamil Nadu, citing 'humiliation' despite their previous partnership against communal forces.

Following an intense internal party feud after recent assembly elections, AIADMK rebel factions have patched up, leading to the restoration of senior leaders to the core team.

A case has been filed against a DMK supporter for making a 'controversial' remark against actor-politician Vijay, prompting condemnation from the DMK who accused the TVK government of suppressing critics.

Vijay made a notable debut in the Assembly, where he mimicked Stalin and put the ruling DMK party on notice with his statements.

Rahul Gandhi's birthday wishes to CM Vijay have added to political bonhomie amidst an upheaval in Tamil Nadu alliances, sparking speculation about the INDIA bloc's future after Congress dropped DMK.

The Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) announced its departure from the DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance following a general council meeting where 14 resolutions were passed, including discontinuing its association with the alliance.

Rahul Gandhi has thanked MK Stalin for his birthday wishes, stating they will 'fight together till we win,' despite a recent split between the Congress and DMK parties.

The Congress party has urged the DMK to introspect on its recent electoral defeat rather than criticizing, as tensions rise over statements and accountability within their alliance.

C Vijayabaskar of the AIADMK party has resigned as an MLA, marking the fifth such resignation in a month, amidst increasing political instability within the party.

India's AIADMK party has filed a petition in court seeking to quash the Speaker's notification that declared four Assembly constituencies vacant following the resignations of rebel Members of Legislative Assembly.

Actor and politician Gautami announced her decision to resign from the primary membership of the AIADMK party, stating her intention to focus on social work.

DMK president M.K. Stalin criticized Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay's government, alleging it acts as a "xerox copy" of the BJP and attempts to weaken the opposition by inducting AIADMK MLAs.

Rahul Gandhi stated that despite any rift, the DMK remains aligned with the opposition on the 'idea of India'. He also alleged that the BJP steals elections and warned 'friends in TMC' about their overconfidence in sweeping Bengal polls, citing similar experiences in other states.

A Tamil Nadu BJP leader resigned from the party, releasing a nine-minute video detailing his contributions since joining in 2013, and making a 'another DMK' jibe.

Allies within the INDIA bloc are questioning the Congress party's actions, accusing it of betraying the DMK and criticizing the CPM.

The INDIA bloc is reportedly looking to reset its political strategy following the departure of the DMK from its alliance and the TMC not holding office.

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 DMK party is adopting Gen Z language, such as 'Vijay Bro,' to reconnect with young voters, a shift prominently displayed when senior leader A. Raja addressed the media at the DMK headquarters in Chennai.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

DMK president M K Stalin addressed party members following an election loss, announcing plans for organizational changes and encouraging them to celebrate M Karunanidhi's legacy to inspire renewed enthusiasm.

DMK leader Kanimozhi has urged the party to stop relying on allies, as Chief Minister Stalin forms a committee to analyze the reasons for the party's recent poor performance. Major organizational changes are anticipated within the DMK in the coming months.

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.

A DMK leader has boldly predicted that the Vijay-led TVK government will last only four more months, with DMK president MK Stalin expected to return to power.

Stalin has ordered a comprehensive review of the DMK's recent poll debacle, instructing party members not to conceal any information.

Following DMK's unexpected election loss, leader Stalin is seeking suggestions to revitalize the party, with his sister Kanimozhi potentially playing a key role.

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.

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.

TVK MLA VMS Mustafa has endorsed DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin's controversial remark to 'abolish Sanatan,' stating his party also aligns with the ideals of Periyar and Ambedkar.

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.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay's government successfully won a trust vote with 144 MLAs, leading Vijay to criticize the opposition DMK for attempting to undermine his administration.

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.

The DMK party announced it will consult internally regarding its attendance at a high-level meeting chaired by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay on August 8, to discuss the Centre's proposed constituency delimitation exercise.

The DMK has fiercely criticized the Congress party for supporting a bill to increase Lok Sabha seats, with a senior MP accusing Congress of betraying trust for ministerial positions.

Tamil Nadu's main opposition party, Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK), has criticized the ruling Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) for its ambiguous stance on the contentious Mekedatu dam issue and demanded an all-party meeting to protect the state's rights.

Protesters gathered again at Jantar Mantar following the resignation of the education minister, with signs from earlier NEET demonstrations still visible.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin and the DMK party are demanding the abolition of the NEET exam, calling ongoing student protests a 'wake-up call.' They accuse the central government of ignoring the concerns.

A DMK MP stated that the Centre has not yet received a formal request from the Tamil Nadu government to change the proposed site for the new greenfield airport at Parandur in Kancheepuram district.

The DMK party has indicated it is open to revisiting its stance on the Lok Sabha strength bill, provided that the interests of southern states are not harmed by the delimitation process.

The DMK party has indicated that it will not follow the Congress party's stance on the government's upcoming Constitution amendment bill, suggesting a shift in political alignment.

DMK leader E V Velu returned to explain his Singapore trip following an event at Vijay's theatre in Karur, drawing public attention.

Ten AIADMK Members of Legislative Assembly are reportedly looking to cross over, potentially bringing Vijay closer to securing a majority.

An opinion piece suggests that the DMK party's growing strength is paradoxically becoming its weakness, potentially benefiting political rival Vijay.

Following a setback in the Supreme Court, the DMK party has approached a top court panel and the CBI in connection with the September 2025 Karur stampede case, ahead of Vijay's scheduled visit.

The Indian Supreme Court has disapproved of the DMK's attempt to seek judicial restraint on Vijay and TVK leaders, asserting it would not curtail free speech or issue directions contrary to its earlier orders for a CBI probe into the Karur stampede.

The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear a plea from the DMK alleging that TVK ministers are influencing witnesses in the ongoing investigation into the Karur stampede case. The hearing will address concerns about the integrity of the probe.

The All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) is experiencing a deepening crisis as a former minister and party spokesperson resigned, following the departure of four other former ministers and two MLAs the previous day.

Former Chief Minister MK Stalin has accused his successor, Tamil Nadu CM Vijay, of running an 'action cinema-style police regime' and prioritizing the arrest of opposition MLAs over addressing rising crime rates.

Vijay's political party has welcomed four former ministers and several ex-MLAs, signaling a continued exodus of members from the AIADMK party. This development marks a significant shift in the political landscape.

A TVK MLA has alleged that he was offered ₹35 crore in a bribery attempt to topple the Vijay government, leading to charges of political horse-trading. Three individuals have been arrested in connection with the allegations, and Senthil Balaji has been named.

Twenty-three opposition parties, including the DMK and AAP, have written to the Chief Justice of India regarding the Election Commission's SIR (Systematic Information Retrieval) process. The parties expressed their commitment to a 'SURE' electoral process.

The DMK has taken to the streets to protest a two-year-old video involving a TVK minister, highlighting renewed controversy surrounding the incident.

The MDMK party has withdrawn from the DMK-led alliance, citing political maneuvering. Following this, over 150 MDMK members have joined the DMK, further strengthening its presence in various districts and indicating a significant political realignment in Tamil Nadu.

The Directorate of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption (DVAC) conducted raids on former Tamil Nadu minister EV Velu and 11 others in connection with a roadworks corruption case, with DMK president MK Stalin stating Velu is cooperating.

The DMK has criticized the TVK-led Vijay government in Tamil Nadu over alleged 'midnight police action' against a Gen Z wing leader.

DMK leader U Stalin criticized actor Vijay, referencing the 'story of the wife looking for a husband in the Chengalpattu court,' a clear allusion to Vijay's wife Sangeetha Sornalingam filing for divorce.

AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami stated that opposition members were denied the opportunity to speak, leading to AIADMK MLAs staging a walkout from the Tamil Nadu Assembly.

The Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) has decided to part ways with the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) after nearly 60 years, a move influenced by the rise of Chief Minister Vijay's TVK in Tamil Nadu, which has forced many parties to re-evaluate their strategies and alliances.

Two AIADMK Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs), including former minister Vijayabaskar, have resigned from their positions. Their resignations were accompanied by criticism directed at the party's leadership, specifically EPS.

The DMK and Congress are engaged in a public dispute over election losses, with DMK leaders criticizing Rahul Gandhi and the Congress. This exchange has further widened the rift within the INDIA bloc.

India's DMK party, in an editorial, accused Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party of "dishonesty" and "immaturity," stating they repeatedly undermined alliance partners in states while seeking their support for parliamentary elections, thereby harming the INDIA bloc.

The INDIA opposition alliance in India is showing signs of internal fractures, with the DMK and AAP skipping a crucial meeting on June 8, following a controversial remark by the Leader of Opposition.

Following a merger with German dairy giant DMK Group, Arla has become the owner of significant operations in Russia, and the dairy group currently has no concrete answers on how to manage the situation.

The Speaker of the Tamil Nadu Assembly has issued showcause notices to four former AIADMK MLAs who have since joined TVK, while 21 other AIADMK legislators were granted forgiveness.

The DMK clarified that M.K. Stalin's remarks about the TVK government's survival for three months were not intended to destabilize the coalition regime in Tamil Nadu.

During an INDIA bloc meeting, allies sent a strong message to the Congress party, urging them to 'show a large heart.' This call for greater unity and cooperation comes amidst discussions on strategy and leadership within the alliance.

The Congress party has successfully secured the first Rajya Sabha seat for the TVK, prompting a jibe from the DMK. This development follows discussions on the Congress-JMM seat-sharing plan for the Rajya Sabha polls.

Four former AIADMK ministers and six ex-MLAs have joined the ruling TVK party, citing a lack of respect and discipline within their former party.

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.

The BJP-led NDA anticipates an easier legislative journey in Parliament as key opposition parties, TMC and DMK, face internal divisions and strained alliances. This situation presents opportunities for the ruling coalition to advance its agenda.

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.

DMK Group has announced an investment in a dairy plant located in Germany.

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 rift between the DMK and Congress has deepened after Udhayanidhi Stalin accused the Congress of betrayal, calling its actions a 'stab in the back'.

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

A literary spat has erupted in Tamil Nadu politics after DMK leader A Raja used a 'coconut tree' metaphor to target VCK and IUML for joining CM Vijay's new government. VCK and the ruling TVK have retaliated, accusing DMK of arrogance.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

DMK's TKS Elangovan mocked the appointment of astrologer Vettrivel as an advisor to Chief Minister Vijay, emphasizing the need for proper governance.

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.

The DMK leader alleged that the Vijay-led government edited his speech to divert attention from the Cauvery issue.

Vijay's TVK party has strongly criticized Udhayanidhi Stalin for a 'Trisha' reference, with the Tamil Nadu BJP chief spokesperson calling for the DMK leader's imprisonment.

The DMK party has moved the Supreme Court, demanding the immediate release of Cauvery River water by Karnataka to Tamil Nadu. This action follows the Tamil Nadu minister's rejection of an all-party meeting to discuss the contentious water-sharing issue.

Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) MLA and former Tamil Nadu minister V Senthil Balaji has moved the Supreme Court seeking protection from arrest in a corruption case involving alleged irregularities in the Tamil Nadu State Marketing Corporation.

An AIADMK leader has criticized the Tamil Nadu government regarding an 'undeclared holiday' associated with the release of the film 'Jana Nayagan'.

DMK president and former Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin has called for the abolition of the NEET examination, noting that student protests in Delhi have drawn nationwide attention to the issue.

DMK MLA Markendiyan has been arrested following a public meeting on July 18th, where he made defamatory and threatening remarks against actor-politician Vijay. The controversy arose from Markendiyan's response to the Chief Minister's comments about his 'search for father'.

Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK party, along with actor Vijay's TVK, have united to oppose the proposed delimitation bill, expressing concerns that it could harm the state's interests. The DMK indicated it would be open to discussions if Tamil Nadu's concerns are addressed.

DMK leader and former Tamil Nadu minister E V Velu appeared before the Directorate of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption (DVAC) in Chennai. He is being questioned in connection with alleged irregularities in road projects during the previous DMK regime.

The Narendra Modi government is making a renewed effort to pass the women's reservation Bill, engaging in outreach to parties like DMK and NCP(SP) to secure support.

DMK's V Senthil Balaji has defended his party's actions during a stampede in Karur, hitting back at Chief Minister Vijay's comments on the incident.

The Madras High Court has granted anticipatory bail to DMK politician Senthil Balaji and his brother, directing them to cooperate with the investigation and appear before the investigating officer twice daily in an MLA poaching case.

The AIADMK is experiencing renewed internal strife as two rebel MLAs skipped a crucial meeting called by E. Palaniswami. Their cross-voting had previously enabled the ruling party to secure a majority in the Assembly.

The Supreme Court of India dismissed a plea by the DMK party seeking to regulate the Chief Minister's visits, specifically in connection with the Karur stampede case. The court questioned its authority to regulate a Chief Minister's public statements or movements.

A DMK MLA was arrested and subsequently granted bail in a defamation case stemming from remarks made against Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay.

Senior DMK MLA Anitha R Radhakrishnan was arrested by Tamil Nadu police for allegedly defaming Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay, following the denial of anticipatory bail, and later granted bail.

DMK MLA Anitha Radhakrishnan was arrested after a court rejected her anticipatory bail over alleged defamatory remarks against Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay. The arrest follows her controversial statements.

A controversy has erupted in Tamil Nadu after a TVK MLA alleged he was offered ₹35 crore to vote in a particular manner in the Assembly, raising questions about the stability of CM Vijay's government.

MDMK leader Vaiko lost his composure at a press conference when questioned about his criticism of the DMK, leading to supporters attempting to attack reporters.

M.K. Stalin has instructed DMK cadres to be ready for potential early elections, while also intensifying criticism against Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay. This comes as 5,000 leaders reportedly joined the DMK, signaling a heightened political climate.

An MLA from Karur, Vijayabhaskar, has resigned from the AIADMK, marking the sixth resignation from the party since the Tamil Nadu polls.

Speculation is growing about a potential alliance between Vaiko and Vijay after the MDMK snapped ties with the DMK, signaling a shift in Tamil Nadu's political landscape.

DMK has criticized the TVK government for raiding former minister EV Velu’s home, claiming political revenge, while Velu vows to prove his innocence amid fraud allegations.

Actor Vijay's comment, 'Where's Your Father,' has sparked calls from the DMK for MK Stalin to return to the Assembly, especially significant after Stalin's unexpected defeat in his Kolathur constituency in the 2026 Assembly elections.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay pledged strict anti-corruption measures and criticized the DMK's governance claims during his first speech in the House.

A massive showdown occurred in the Tamil Nadu assembly as Chief Minister Vijay engaged in a heated exchange with the opposition DMK, accusing them of misusing party funds and mimicking a viral gesture.

The Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) has exited the DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance, choosing instead to back the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam government.

Aadhav Arjuna stated that no power can match the unity of AIADMK-TVK cadres in Tamil Nadu, while also noting that AIADMK cadres are disheartened and moving towards TVK.

Tamil Nadu's finance minister released a white paper highlighting rising debts and a revenue deficit, attributing poor finances to the previous DMK government, but assured no new taxes while proposing administrative reforms.

Tamil Nadu PWD Minister Aadhav Arjuna has issued a 10-page legal notice to Chief Minister MK Stalin and the DMK IT wing, demanding an unconditional apology published in both Tamil and English across their social media accounts and widely circulated newspapers.

A letter from India's DMK party, following a political breakup, explicitly identifies Rahul Gandhi as the core problem.

A new large company has been formed in European agriculture through the merger of Arla, DMK, and DOC, creating a significant new player in the sector.

Tamil Nadu's Assembly speaker issued showcause notices to four former AIADMK MLAs who joined TVK, following a vote breach, while 21 others received forgiveness.

Former AIADMK minister P Benjamin, along with his supporters, has joined the DMK party in Chennai. This move represents a continued setback for the AIADMK.

The Indian government is reportedly working on plans to increase the strength of the Lok Sabha, seeking clarity and support from southern states and the DMK party.

The INDIA bloc held a significant meeting in Delhi with 23 allied parties attending, though the DMK and AAP notably skipped the huddle. The meeting addressed internal rifts and future strategies for the opposition alliance.

Tamil Nadu BJP secretary Vinoj P Selvam asserted that the TVK is 'DMK 2.0 in a refreshed and new package,' criticizing the worsening crime situation in Tamil Nadu under the TVK.

Over 300 AIADMK members, including former ministers and MLAs, have joined the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), citing an inability to serve the public effectively under AIADMK leadership.

The DMK has announced its withdrawal from the INDIA bloc, citing alleged betrayal by the Congress party after the assembly elections, though DMK MPs will continue to support other alliance members on public interest matters.

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

A controversy erupted after the Governor paid tribute to an image of Tamil poet Thiruvalluvar depicted in saffron attire. Political parties, including TVK and DMK, criticized the portrayal and the Governor's actions.

Dairy giants Arla and DMK are merging, a move driven by changing consumer preferences away from traditional milk towards cheese, Skyr, and protein products, though not everyone is enthusiastic about the consolidation.

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

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.

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 strongly criticized the Congress party for supporting Vijay's TVK, stating they feel betrayed and will never trust the Congress again.

A controversy has erupted in Tamil Nadu after 'Vande Mataram' was played before the Tamil invocation song at a swearing-in ceremony, prompting criticism from the DMK. The DMK accused the Vijay government of engaging in BJP politics by prioritizing the national song.

The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) party is conducting internal reviews to implement organizational changes, with party president M.K. Stalin stating his continued dedication as a primary cadre.

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.

DMK president MK Stalin criticised Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) leader Joseph Vijay, alleging he became Chief Minister by influencing children via Instagram and failed to appoint booth agents.

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.

Actor Vijay's significant public influence is evident as Tamil Nadu's social media pages experience a five-fold surge in followers attributed to him. DMK leader MK Stalin has also blamed Vijay's "glamour tsunami" for the party's recent electoral defeat.

BJP leader K. Annamalai strongly criticized the DMK and TVK parties, accusing them of harboring hatred towards Hindu beliefs and traditions following their remarks against Sanatana Dharma.

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.

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.

The Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam party secured a trust vote of confidence in the assembly with 144 votes, exceeding the mandated 118 seats required to form the government, while the DMK walked out.

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.