CHENNAI: In a veiled jibe at Naam Tamilar Katchi (NTK) leader Seeman and Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief actor Vijay ...

Chief Minister MK Stalin has claimed that the ongoing criticisms from Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi have only increased support ...

The court said it will intervene to resolve the differences over the issue between the state government and Governor RN Ravi if the two sides fail to do so by the next date of hearing on January 22.

Chief Minister MK Stalin, in his tribute on X, highlighted Vajpayee’s contributions to Tamil Nadu’s infrastructure and his cordial relationship with the late DMK patriarch M Karunanidhi.

In today's edition of the Tamil Nadu Brief, NDTV's Sam Daniel reports on M K Stalin urging non BJP Chief Ministers to adopt assembly resolutions against UGC's draft regulations saying universities ...

Chief Minister M K Stalin described the Governor as one not respecting convention and staging a walk out from the Assembly even without standing up for the singing of the national anthem.

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Tuesday questioned how a person appointed by the Union government (the Governor) could hold the post of Chancellor of State universities when it was the Tamil Nadu ...

Tamil Nadu chief minister M K Stalin on Thursday gave a clarion call to intensify the fight against caste and gender discrimination and stressed on the importance of creating an egalitarian society.

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has joined his Tamil Nadu counterpart, MK Stalin, in criticising provisions in a draft of the new University Grants Commission regulations. Mr Vijayan ...

Chennai: Several provisions in the draft UGC regulations were 'in conflict with the state’s educational system and policies,' Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin claimed on Monday and urged ...

Chief Minister M K Stalin announced significant initiatives, including new special courts for sexual offense cases in several cities, a road infrastructure scheme worth Rs 3,750 crore in urban ...

Tamil Nadu BJP chief K Annamalai took to X, formerly Twitter, to launch an attack at Chief Minister MK Stalin over the law and order situation in the state. Stalin's remarks come two days after ...