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Hung verdict in Tamil Nadu: Where can Vijay get support to form govt?

Vijay's TVK has emerged as the single-largest party with 108 seats in Tamil Nadu, but falling short of the majority mark. The focus now shifts to alliances and post-poll negotiations

How Vijay managed to pull off in Tamil Nadu what Kamal, Rajini couldn't

While the TVK may fall short of the magic figure and would need outside support to form the next govt in Tamil Nadu, 'Thalapathy' Vijay is well on course to be the next CM

Finances stable, but freebies might hamper Tamil Nadu's fiscal maths

A similar trend is visible in the revenue deficit, as the revised estimates suggest a revenue deficit of 1.94 per cent of GSDP in FY26, up from 1.47 per cent in FY25

Operation Vijay: TVK breaks Dravidian duopoly in Tamil Nadu after 50 years

But falls short of absolute majority

A turn of fortune for Jana Nayagan: Art imitates life in Tamil Nadu

According to a report by digital content platform Pinkvilla, the film - a political drama - may see worldwide release on May 8

MGR moment: Actor-turned-politician Vijay steals the Tamil Nadu show

Vijay officially started his political party in Feb 2024. However, his shift into politics was not sudden, as he had been doing groundwork since 2009, when he launched his fan club - VMI

Puducherry Assembly election results 2026: Check full list of winners

Rangasamy won both the seats he contested on and is set to become CM for a record fifth time