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Of the two issues — ethnic Tamils and fishermen — the latter is expected to be more crucial from the electoral mileage perspective

A bench of Justices L Victoria Gowri and N Senthilkumar passed the interim order on a plea filed by K R Periakaruppan, who is a leader of Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK).

Tamil Nadu CM Vijay has ordered the closure of 717 TASMAC liquor shops near schools, temples and bus stands within two weeks, citing public welfare.

The question of ideology is especially important. Vijay has repeatedly attacked the traditional Dravidian parties while invoking Periyar as his guiding light

Rahul and Vijay have been in touch intermittently since they first met in Delhi in 2009, when the former offered the film star the post of Tamil Nadu Youth Congress chief, which the latter did not accept

The gubernatorial role in government formation is that of a politically neutral facilitator in the implementation of mandate

VCK chief Thirumavalavan, who had publicly said his party would follow the Left parties’ decision on supporting TVK, yet to submit a formal letter of support to Governor Rajendra Arlekar

TVK gets boost from CPI, CPM and IUML, but VCK’s letter of support remains pending, sources said.

As Tamil Nadu's government formation crisis deepens, actors including Sibi Sathyaraj, Shanthnu Bhagyaraj, and Shriya Saran have taken to social media to demand that the people's verdict be honoured, joining a growing wave of voices from the film industry.

While Vijay's No. 2 'Bussy' Anand bagged Chennai’s crucial T Nagar constituency, Aadhav Arjuna, son-in-law of lottery baron Santiago Martin, won from the city's Villivakkam seat

Actress Shriya Saran, who has worked with Vijay on film sets, recalled a moment which explains why people of Tamil Nadu chose Vijay in 2026 assembly elections

After Vijay's TVK became the single largest party in Tamil Nadu, filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma posted an old photo of a young Vijay standing behind Kalaignar Karunanidhi at an event

The party often highlighted Tamil Nadu’s relative success compared to BJP-ruled states. But did not do enough to address pressing concerns such as job creation, wage stagnation, and governance deficits.