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As the govt considers increasing Lok Sabha seats, concerns are rising in southern states that a population-based delimitation could reduce their share and alter India's federal balance
Stalin hoisted a black flag and burnt a copy of the bill on delimitation circulated by the union government and raised slogans condemning the move
Sitharaman accused Stalin of misinterpreting the letter to all state governments, and said while most of the state govts understood the intent, only CM Stalin chose to 'sensationalise' it
CM Stalin has strongly criticised the Centre over the women's reservation
Expressing apprehensions on the proposed delimitation exercise, the CM said it was DMK that raised the first voice asserting the rights of the state after realising that Tamil Nadu would be affected
Stalin alleged that the BJP-led Centre failed to protect Tamil Nadu fishermen and it has failed in its foreign policy
Promises include higher grants for women and students, expanded schemes, and increased procurement prices
At a review meeting held on Saturday, it was decided to provide a subsidy of Rs 2 per unit for the additional electricity consumed by the hotels, tea shops and cloud kitchens using induction stoves
The Chief Minister, on the occasion, also laid the foundation stone for a dedicated employee housing facility, Guidance, the state government-backed investment promotion agency, said
Semiconductor major to invest up to $400 million over 10 years in Chennai innovation hub, expected to generate 4,000 jobs and boost AI-led chip research
In his address, Stalin also highlighted the state's industrial prowess, explaining the steps being taken to bring about the changes
Stalin maintained that the alliance with the grand old party was free from confusion
CM Stalin said that since the BJP came to power at the Centre, there has been a noticeable rise in student suicides in higher education institutions
The portal will enable people from all sectors of society to submit ideas and suggestions for the party's election manifesto
The Dravidian model of governance and growth across sectors speaks volumes about the state overcoming a string of challenges
Chief Minister M K Stalin on Sunday said the Tamil Nadu government is ready to lend a helping hand to cyclone-wrecked Sri Lanka, by providing food and medicine, through the Union government.
The weather office forecast heavy rains in the southern and Cauvery delta districts of the state, between November 29 and 30
High-capacity public transport alternatives are an imperative in large growth engine cities, Stalin said and underscored that Tamil Nadu was the most urbanised state in the country
Stalin said that the Supreme Court's opinion in its answer to the Presidential Reference will have no impact on the April 8, 2025 judgment in the case of State of Tamil Nadu vs Governor of Tamil Nadu
Stalin said the Centre had turned down Tamil Nadu's plea to allow procurement of paddy with a higher moisture content in view of heavy northeast monsoon rains in the Cauvery delta