Chief Minister M K Stalin released the new logo on the X platform in a pre-Budget video
Amid its tussle with the Centre over alleged Hindi imposition, the DMK-led Tamil Nadu government replaced the Devanagari rupee symbol (₹) with a Tamil letter for ‘ru,’ derived from ‘rubai.
A war of words has erupted between the Tamil Nadu government and the Centre over the New Education Policy. In a recent rally, Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin launched a scathing attack on the Centre.
The rupee (₹) symbol was introduced less than 15 years ago, chosen from thousands of designs. Incidentally, the design that was selected was created by the son of a former DMK MLA
Tamil Nadu is projected to grow over 8% in 2024-25, driven by policy reforms, infrastructure development, and economic diversification
This marks the first time a state has rejected the national currency symbol, taking Tamil Nadu's resistance to the NEP to a new level
Industries minister TRB Rajaa bats for 'Making in Tamil Nadu for world', says state's manufacturing talent pool on a par with Japan
Jaikumar Subramanian, partner at Deloitte India, said as the state aimed to treble the size of its economy in five years, it should focus on a closer collaboration of industry, academia, and startups
Lately, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin and several opposition parties have been raising strong objections to delimitation. Their main concern?
The British luxury car unit was unable to find the right price-quality balance for locally sourced EV parts
The event is being organised in Chennai, in collaboration with the State Planning Commission, and Guidance Tamil Nadu
Watch policymakers and industry experts discuss Tamil Nadu’s path to a knowledge-driven economy, covering AI, Global Capability Centers (GCCs), advanced manufacturing, and key policy reforms.
Kanimozhi, the MP from Lok Sabha constituency Thoothukudi in Tamil Nadu, said the Union Minister's remarks were undemocratic and demanded an apology
The plant officially started operations with the ceremonial activation of the production line by Chief Minister M K Stalin, who marked the occasion by turning on the first production run
The CM's remarks came in the wake of the exchange between the DMK MPs and Pradhan in the Lok Sabha over the PM SHRI scheme and fund allocation to the southern state
Tamil Nadu has long opposed Hindi imposition, arguing it threatens linguistic identity. With past protests turning violent, the state's resistance remains firm as tensions with the Centre escalate
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has called for a joint effort from various political parties to raise their voices against Delimitation, calling for a Joint Action Committee meeting on March 22
Annamalai accused DMK of "making" Tamil a commercial language for sixty years and allowing the trilingual policy only in private schools
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday asked Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin to commence engineering and medical education in Tamil in the state. Targeting the chief minister on the language issue, especially given Stalin's opposition to Hindi, Shah said the Narendra Modi government effected changes and now ensured that the CISF aspirants could write the exam in their respective regional languages. "Now the PM Narendra Modi government has ensured that the exam can be written in Tamil too," the home minister said, speaking at the 56th Raising Day of the CISF at RTC Thakkolam in Ranipet, about 70 km from Chennai. He further said, "I appeal to the Tamil Nadu chief minister to start the engineering and medical education in Tamil in the state for the benefit of students." He said Tamil Nadu's culture played a vital role in strengthening India's cultural stream. "Be it administrative reforms, attaining spiritual heights, education or the unity and integrity of the nation - Tamil N
He further alleged that the row over the imposition of the three-language formula had become a laughing stock in Tamil Nadu