In a dramatic turn during the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, DMK minister K.R. Periakaruppan lost his seat to a TVK candidate by a margin of just one vote. This narrow defeat highlighted the critical importance of every single vote in the electoral process.

Joseph Vijay's TVK party is reportedly utilizing algorithms and his personal charisma to significantly influence Dravidian politics.

Rhevanth Charan, the youngest winner from the TVK party, has expressed confidence in forming a government, stating there is 'no fear of instability'. He attributed the party's success to its strategy of fielding candidates from humble backgrounds, which resonated with voters.

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

Bengal is preparing for the second phase of its assembly elections, with campaigning concluded and results expected soon, while political figures like TVK Vijay make final pushes.

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 TVK political party is utilizing a robot for its election campaign in Coimbatore, India, drawing public attention and gaining viral traction on social media.

The Madras High Court has flagged a 'Rs 100 crore irregularity' in the affidavit of TVK chief Vijay, issuing notices to Vijay, the Director General of Income Tax (Investigation), the Election Commission of India, and returning officers.

Actor-turned-politician Vijay's Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) announced support for independent candidate K Premakumar in Edappadi after their original nominee was disqualified, with Vijay urging voters to deliver a "fitting lesson" against alleged suppression.

Vijay's TVK party manifesto includes promises of Minimum Support Price (MSP), accident insurance, a fishermen protection rights fund, and extensive coastal infrastructure for fisherfolk in India.

Actor Vijay's newly formed political party, TVK, is making a bold solo bid in the upcoming 2026 Tamil Nadu elections, challenging the state's traditional alliance-driven politics and aiming for the Chief Minister's post.

During an election rally in Kanyakumari, TVK chief Vijay jumped off his bicycle after a man threw a "floral ball" at him, with a video of the incident going viral.

Actor Vijay's unreleased film 'Jananayagan' has leaked online, prompting his TVK party to blame Union minister L Murugan and Tamil Nadu's deputy CM Udhayanidhi Stalin for the incident. The production house has filed a complaint seeking a forensic investigation.

Experts suggest that actor Vijay's newly formed TVK party is not entering an alliance for the Tamil Nadu election in 2026, indicating a long path ahead for his political ambitions.

TVK chief Vijay has declared two pending First Information Reports (FIRs) in a fresh affidavit submitted for the Tamil Nadu polls. This disclosure is part of the electoral process requirements.

Prime Minister Modi held a roadshow in Puducherry as the local election heats up into a triangular fight, marked by actor Vijay's TVK making its electoral debut.

Aadhav Arjuna of TVK has declared assets totaling Rs 197 crore ahead of the Tamil Nadu elections, with his personal income for 2024-25 reported at Rs 11.10 crore and his wife's at Rs 6.85 crore.

TVK president Vijay commenced his election campaign from Perambur in Chennai. He criticized Chief Minister M K Stalin regarding an increase in crime and a deteriorating law and order situation.

The family of lottery baron Santago Martin is making headlines for its widespread political involvement, with his wife contesting for the DMK, his son launching his own party in Puducherry, and his son-in-law joining actor-politician Vijay's TVK.

T Velmurugan's TVK party has withdrawn from the DMK alliance, marking the first setback for India's ruling coalition, with the TVK leader accusing officials of providing incorrect information about him.

Each Dravidian alliance bets the TVK will hurt the other

Former TVK functionary Ranjana Nachiyar has joined the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) and launched a strong attack on actor-turned-politician Vijay, stating he is "surrounded by toxic people."

“Rumours were being spread that we were part of this team and that team. There is no such team. We belong only to the people’s team,” Mr. Vijay said.

in December 2020, Mr. Rajinikanth announced his political entry. However, later that month, in a three-page statement, he cited the COVID-19 pandemic and his health condition to make an exit without entering politics.

Actor Vijay is highly likely to make his electoral debut from the Perambur constituency, with sources indicating that TVK seniors are also eyeing Chennai constituencies.

TVK functionary Aadhav Arjuna had alleged that the DMK family threatened actor Rajinikanth when he tried to enter politics. ​​Arjuna said he was not criticising Rajinikanth but added that Vijay had the courage to withstand such pressure. TVK organised protests at district headquarters across Tamil Nadu on Thursday, accusing the state government of failing to maintain law and order.

A Flying Squad Team in Thoothukudi seized whistles and 'manjappai' (yellow bags) bearing the name of the TVK political party.

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

The Tamilaga Valvurimai Katchi (TVK) party in India is reportedly reconsidering its alliance with the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) party.

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.

A headmaster in Coimbatore is facing disciplinary action after TVK cadres distributed exam kits wearing party scarves in a government school classroom.

Cadre from the TVK party have staged a protest against the government, citing a deterioration of law and order in the region.

TVK joint general secretary C.T.R. Nirmalkumar confirmed that the party continues to receive and scrutinize applications from ticket aspirants as Vijay begins interviewing candidates for the Tamil Nadu Assembly election.

The TVK party has criticized the DMK's mega conference in Trichy, calling it a 'manufactured awakening'.

The Madras High Court has granted relief to former Chief Minister Panneerselvam, BJP leader H. Raja, and TVK general secretary 'Bussy' Anand in various criminal cases, quashing some and modifying bail conditions for others.

After weeks of silence on the fate of his much-awaited film Jana Nayagan, Actor and TVK chief Vijay today tacitly accused the BJP-led government at the Centre of indulging in a "blame game" over the delay in certification of his farewell movie.

Supporters of the TVK party created numerous fake social media accounts and fictitious media organizations to spread false and defamatory remarks against journalists, drawing condemnation from the Chennai Press Club.

The TVK party has demanded a fast-track trial for the Krishnagiri child sexual assault and murder case, expressing shock and anguish over the incident and alleging the accused's ties to the ruling party.

Vijay's TVK party has instructed its functionaries at all levels not to speak to the media or participate in debates without prior approval from the party headquarters.

A day after TVK general secretary Aadhav Arjuna hinted that party chief and actor Vijay could contest from a North Madras constituency in the upcoming Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, anticipation is building across the industrial belt of North Chennai

He says the TVK president’s aim is to transform an underdeveloped region into a developed one

Vijay has been elected as the legislative party leader of TVK in Tamil Nadu, with the party winning 108 seats, and is expected to meet the Governor on Wednesday.

The Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) party, led by Vijay, needs 10 more seats to form the government in Tamil Nadu after a strong performance in its electoral debut in the state polls.

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.

Following a day of celebration, Vijay's TVK party is now focused on forming a coalition, with speculation that the Congress party may secure two cabinet berths.

The DMK, which had swept the Lok Sabha polls two summers prior, lost the assembly elections to the debutant Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), with reasons cited as dynastic politics and a lack of connection with the youth.

The Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam party has released a 94-page manifesto outlining its promises to Tamil Nadu voters, including monthly financial aid for women, free bus rides, and healthcare initiatives. The party also pledged youth development programs.

MK Stalin, a prominent political figure, has lost his traditional Kolathur stronghold constituency to VS Babu of the TVK party. This outcome came as a shock in the multi-cornered contest.

A blame game has begun between the Congress and DMK alliance after a frosty phase during the polls, with the Congress reportedly considering shifting loyalties to Vijay’s TVK.

Following exit polls predicting a substantial win for Vijay's party in the Tamil Nadu assembly polls, an ally of MK Stalin has praised the party's performance.

A TVK leader has expressed confidence that party founder Vijay will form the government in Tamil Nadu with over 150 seats, dismissing exit poll predictions.

Indian actor Vijay delivered a passionate speech at a TVK rally in Chennai, stating he is an actor but has not 'acted' in politics, signaling his political ambitions.

TVK Chief Vijay addressed voters in Tamil Nadu, calling for a "Whistle Revolution" ahead of polling day, stating his entry into politics was to repay their love and support.

Stage dancer Vijay Madhi, a lookalike of actor Vijay, is actively campaigning for the TVK party in Kolathur ahead of the upcoming elections in India.

TVK and BJP have criticized the DMK, linking the suicide of a Dalit woman to party workers and demanding a CBI investigation into the incident.

TVK president Vijay has been booked for allegedly violating election permissions by conducting a roadshow instead of an approved event ahead of the Tamil Nadu polls. Police are investigating the breach of the Model Code of Conduct.

The upcoming Tamil Nadu elections are under scrutiny, with questions arising if MK Stalin's DMK can maintain power or if Vijay's TVK will significantly alter the political landscape.

Election officials in Tamil Nadu conducted a thorough check of TVK Chief Vijay's vehicle to ensure compliance with Election Commission guidelines, but no cash or prohibited materials were found.

An analysis explores the potential impact of the TVK party on Tamil Nadu's traditionally bipolar political system, suggesting it could significantly alter the state's political dynamics.

The TVK party has released its list of candidates for the Tamil Nadu polls in 2026, announcing that actor Vijay will contest from the Perambur and Trichy East constituencies.

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.

Actor-turned-politician Vijay is contesting his inaugural Assembly election from two urban constituencies, Perambur in Chennai and Tiruchi East.

R Sabarinathan, the son of actor Vijay's long-time driver, has become a TVK candidate, with a viral video showing the star comforting him.

Actor-politician Vijay abruptly canceled an outreach event in Chennai, with his party, TVK, alleging that insufficient police deployment led to severe traffic congestion and poor crowd management, leaving his convoy stranded.

A headmistress in India's Thanjavur district was suspended after a video of her dancing to a Vijay movie song at a Women's Day event went viral, allegedly violating government conduct rules.

T Velmurugan, founder of Tamizhaga Vazhvurimai Katchi (TVK), has withdrawn his party from the DMK-led alliance due to disagreements over seat-sharing for the upcoming Tamil Nadu polls, also stating his party will not join the BJP.

Following Chennai controversy last year, actor Vijay’s TVK organised a more streamlined Iftaar party and managed the crowd wanting to get closer to the star

An opinion piece suggests that actor Vijay's political party, TVK, may struggle to gain power in Tamil Nadu by insisting on not forming alliances or playing a secondary role, potentially missing political opportunities.

Arjuna did not name the party. However, his remark that Vijay did not “succumb to Delhi” suggests that the offer did not come from a regional party.

Politics is no stranger to unlikely alliances. But such "strange bedfellows" typically emerge after elections, when numbers dictate necessity.

Sources indicate that the NDA has made a backchannel offer to actor Vijay's TVK, proposing the EPS Deputy Post and 55 seats, despite the TVK's stated ideological opposition to the BJP.

Actor Vijay's entry into politics with his TVK party has generated significant suspense and expectations among his followers, marking him as a new contender in the political landscape.

Actor Vijay's political party, Tamizhaga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK), is reportedly facing a significant cash crunch, prompting discussions about potential alliances for upcoming elections.

TVK leader Sengottaiyan dismissed speculation about alliance talks with the BJP, stating the party will contest all 234 Assembly constituencies on its own and alleging misleading reports from media.

The CBI has asked actor and TVK chief Vijay to appear before it on March 15 here in the Karur stampede case, officials said Tuesday.

The TVK party has publicly accused the state administration of a complete failure in maintaining law and order, citing a recent series of crimes as evidence.

A worker of Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam or TVK has publicly criticised actor-turned-politician Vijay over the remarks he made while indirectly referring to the controversy surrounding his reported…

TVK chief and actor Vijay held a rally in Tamil Nadu's agrarian heartland, focusing on livelihood issues for farmers and fishermen, and also addressed a row over his film.

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

He adds that actor’s Vijay’s outfit still operated like a “fan club” and doesn’t have “a command and control structure”

In the petition, Sangeeta has alleged that Vijay was involved in an extramarital relationship with a female actor.

A TVK cadre member and a crane operator have been arrested for using a crane to garland actor Vijay during his visit to Vellore.

TVK leader Vijay has criticized Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, accusing him of blaming others for the Karur tragedy last September, where a stampede at a TVK rally resulted in over 40 deaths and numerous injuries.

TVK's Vijay is scheduled to take the oath as Chief Minister on May 7, but faces the challenge of forming a government due to a lack of majority.

Vijay, who won from both Perambur and Trichy East constituencies, marked the victory in a simple and heartfelt way.

A TVK candidate secured a narrow victory in Tamil Nadu's Tiruppattur, defeating a DMK minister by just one vote, with 83,375 votes to 83,374.

MK Stalin, the Chief Minister who took office in 2021, has faced his first electoral defeat in 35 years, losing his Kolathur constituency to TVK's VS Babu.

Vijay’s TVK secured 108 seats in the state, it fell short to reach the majority mark of 118 seats, leaving it as a strong contender but not a clear ruler.

An analysis details the campaign strategy of Vijay's TVK, highlighting five key decisions that led to its victory over the DMK and ended four decades of Dravidian rule.

The NDA has retained power in Puducherry, with unexpected performances from the son of a lottery kingpin and Vijay's TVK party.

Actresses Manchu Lakshmi and Radikaa Sarathkumar extended their wishes to Trisha Krishnan following what was described as a "massive victory" as Vijay's TVK leads. The context suggests a significant achievement or event related to her career.

Aadhav Arjuna, a prominent leader of actor Vijay's TVK party, is set to run for the Villivakkam Assembly seat in the 2026 elections.

An election office for actor Vijay's political party, TVK, was set on fire near Trichy, Tamil Nadu, prompting authorities to launch an investigation.

TVK leader Aadhav Arjuna is under scrutiny after alleging that DMK leaders threatened actor Rajinikanth, preventing his entry into politics.

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 Madras High Court has issued a notice to TVK's Vijay regarding his asset disclosures. Polling for all 234 state legislative assembly constituencies in Tamil Nadu is scheduled for April 23.

Actor Vijay's TVK party has released its election manifesto, promising Rs 2,500 to women, Rs 25 lakh loans, and six free LPG cylinders annually as part of its welfare push.

The TVK party has released its election manifesto for the Tamil Nadu polls, with leader Vijay promising free LPG and gold to voters.

Cadres of the TVK party are reportedly struggling to keep pace with the campaign efforts of the larger Dravidian parties in the ongoing elections.

The 2026 Assembly polls are in progress across India, with Assam, Kerala, and Puducherry having already voted. Tamil Nadu and West Bengal are scheduled to vote later in April, with counting day set for May 4.

Aadhav Arjuna of TVK is facing a formidable challenge from Karthik Mohan, the son of a sitting MLA from Anna Nagar, in the DMK stronghold of Villivakkam constituency.

During a rally in Pulinthope, India, DMK leader KS Ravinchandran referred to the TVK party as a 'toddler party,' with alliance partners also present at the campaign event.

TVK chief Vijay has called off his Chennai campaign for the Tamil Nadu election, with reasons for the cancellation being reported.

With Tamil Nadu scheduled to go to the polls on April 23, surveys are indicating which parties, including DMK, NDA, or TVK, might have an electoral advantage.

A TVK candidate has been booked following allegations of sexual harassment and seeking sexual favors from a woman party functionary, just before the upcoming elections.

Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief Vijay faces a case for alleged election conduct violations in Tamil Nadu, including the use of 30 loudspeakers and a gathering of over 5,000 people that caused public inconvenience and obstructed a pathway.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin and TVK's Vijay have officially filed their nominations for the upcoming polls, with Vijay filing from Perambur and Trichy East. CM Stalin filed his nomination from the Kolathur constituency in Chennai, expressing confidence in a fourth consecutive victory.

An analysis of the Tamil Nadu elections reveals a shift from a bipolar contest to a multi-cornered fight, with the DMK facing anti-incumbency and new entrants like TVK vying for influence alongside established parties.

Actor Vijay's political party, TVK, has announced it will contest the Puducherry polls independently, releasing a list of 30 candidates for the upcoming Legislative Assembly elections.

Functionaries of the TVK party in Ramanathapuram have been booked by authorities for allegedly engaging children in election campaigning activities, violating electoral guidelines.

Edappadi K Palaniswami categorically said there were no discussions with actor-turned-politician Vijay's Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), ruling out any possibility of an alliance.

Political figure Vijay has dismissed speculation about alliances at a Ramzan Iftar event, signaling that his party, TVK, intends to contest upcoming elections independently.

The TVK party claims that actor Vijay rejected offers for the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister post and 50% of assembly seats, stating he 'will not succumb to Delhi'.

The Puducherry election battle has commenced with the NDA and DMK-Congress alliances still unsettled, and the TVK introducing a new variable into the political landscape.

The officials later lodged a complaint with the Tiruchengode Rural police against TVK youth wing secretary Madeswaran. The police registered a case against him.

The TVK party has categorically dismissed rumors of an alliance with the BJP ahead of the Tamil Nadu elections, blaming the DMK for spreading a 'false narrative'.

The TVK party has criticized the DMK government in Tamil Nadu over an alleged assault attempt on an elderly woman in Salem.

Addressing the public, Mr. Sengottaiyan said several parties were attempting to include the TVK in their alliances

Vijay was earlier summoned on March 9. However, he had requested that the date be deferred by 15 days, officials said.

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

The TVK party has dismissed as 'rumours' any speculation regarding a potential alliance with the NDA for the Tamil Nadu elections in 2026.

The CBI has also asked the DMK MLA from Karur, Senthil Balaji, to appear for questioning on March 17

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.

Emulating the populist electoral strategies of the Dravidian majors in Tamil Nadu, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) president Vijay unveiled a set of women-centric poll promises for the upcoming Assembly election on Saturday. Will the party’s push to win over women gather support?

The Congress party has managed to secure its alliance with the DMK in Tamil Nadu, despite recent strains and internal preferences for actor Vijay’s TVK among some national party members.

The TVK party has sought police permission to hold a meeting for its party functionaries at Sengipatti.

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.

“The TVK is free of the politics of identity. This is why we are supporting him,” Mr. Ramachandran told The Hindu

Vijay has rejected Stalin’s 'T.N. vs Delhi' narrative in the Assembly election, asserting that the fight is between TVK and DMK and accusing the DMK government of failing to fulfill its 2021 poll promises.