Vijay's TVK party has reportedly moved the Supreme Court, seeking a directive for the Governor to invite it to form the government in Tamil Nadu.

The TVK party has initiated discussions with CPM, IUML, and VCK, indicating it has no intention of seeking support from the NDA alliance in India.

Actor Vijay's Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) party narrowly missed securing a simple majority, losing 12 seats by margins of under 2,000 votes, including one by just 285 votes, despite significant victories elsewhere.

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

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

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.

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.

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'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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has given DMK allies a free hand regarding a potential tie-up with Vijay's TVK party, amidst uncertainty after TVK failed to secure a majority on its own.

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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'.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

Despite receiving support from the Congress, the TVK party remains five seats short of a majority, raising questions about how they will secure the necessary numbers.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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.