Tamil Nadu is heading toward a high-voltage three-cornered political battle as M. K. Stalin, Edappadi K. Palaniswami, and Vijay intensify their campaigns. From Trichy to Chennai, sharp exchanges and political jabs dominate the narrative. Stalin has accused EPS of aligning with the BJP, while AIADMK has countered strongly against DMK’s allegations. Meanwhile, Vijay’s entry adds a fresh dynamic, turning the contest into a true three-way fight. With identity politics, alliances, and voter outreach shaping the discourse, Tamil Nadu is set for a gripping electoral showdown in the coming months.
The BJP-led NDA is not a ruling coalition in West Bengal, Tamil Nadu and Kerala and their results will be keenly scrutinised for any progress made, MOFSL said.
During April alone, above-normal heatwave days are expected across many coastal regions of Odisha, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and Andhra Pradesh, along with isolated areas in Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Karnataka
The manifesto promises a monthly welfare pension of ₹3,000 for women heads of poor households, widows, and senior citizens above 70 years
Tamil Nadu’s political arena heats up as a fierce three-way contest takes shape. Chief Minister M.K. Stalin filed his nomination from Kolathur, showcasing his stronghold with massive support. Actor-turned-politician Vijay entered the fray from Perambur, drawing huge crowds and directly challenging the DMK. With AIADMK also in the race, the contest is tighter than ever. Vijay’s campaign banks on fresh faces and mass appeal, while Stalin relies on continuity and legacy. As both leaders display strength on the ground, voters now face a crucial choice between change and stability in this high-stakes electoral battle.
The disclosure shows that a significant portion of his wealth is held in movable assets worth Rs 404.58 crore, while immovable holdings account for Rs 198.62 crore
Heavy rainfall is likely over Kerala and parts of coastal Karnataka, with thunderstorms and gusty winds expected across Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu
TVK Chief Vijay Files Nomination From Perambur, Directly Challenges Stalin In Tamil Nadu Poll Battle
Perambur, with a large working-class base, will witness a battle between a first-time candidate and the established DMK, which has held the seat in recent elections
The Chief Minister's Health Insurance Scheme coverage will be increased to Rs 10 lakh by raising the income ceiling
Vijay said he would contest as "C Joseph Vijay" from Perambur in Chennai and Tiruchirappally East




