As Tamil Nadu heads to the Assembly elections, voters across the State are gearing up to participate in the democratic process.
For those casting their vote, officials have outlined a simple and streamlined procedure to ensure a smooth polling experience.
International arrivals at Chennai International Airport have witnessed a sharp surge as overseas Tamils return home to participate in the Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections scheduled for April 23.
DMK chief M. K. Stalin on Tuesday expressed confidence that his party would secure victory in the upcoming Assembly elections, while urging cadres and voters to remain vigilant till the final stage of polling.
The Income Tax Department has filed a complaint with the Election Commission of India and the Greater Chennai City Police seeking legal action against K Selvaperunthagai for allegedly making âfalse and misleadingâ claims of wrongful confinement during poll-time operations.
In a major pre-poll crackdown, officials seized over âč2 crore in unaccounted cash from the Mylapore Assembly constituency, triggering political tension.
Ahead of the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections scheduled for April 23, an unprecedented security apparatus has been put in place across the State, with nearly 1.47 lakh police personnel deployed to ensure peaceful and incident-free voting.
The Communist Party of India (Marxist) has launched a sharp attack on Edappadi K. Palaniswami, alleging that he is willing to compromise Tamil Naduâs interests in pursuit of power.
Three persons were killed in a tragic road accident after a car collided with an omni bus in Krishnagiri on Tuesday.
They wonât decide the election outrightâbut in a race defined by thin margins and split votes, first-time voters could disrupt outcomes where it matters most.
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