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.
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.
They won’t decide the election outright—but in a race defined by thin margins and split votes, first-time voters could disrupt outcomes where it matters most.
On the final day of campaigning ahead of the Tamil Nadu Assembly polls on Tursday, Chief Minister M. K. Stalin struck an emotional chord with voters in his stronghold Kolathur, describing the constituency as his “cherished child” and reaffirming his deep personal connect with the people.
Tamil Nadu is fully geared up for a crucial day of democracy as the State heads to the polls tomorrow, with elaborate arrangements in place to ensure smooth and secure voting across all constituencies.
MK Stalin on Tuesday exuded strong confidence that the ruling Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam would return to power in the upcoming Assembly elections, asserting
Vijay, founder of the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, delivered a fiery and emotionally charged speech on Tuesday at YMCA Grounds in Nandanam, marking the culmination of his campaign for the April 23 Tamil Nadu Assembly
After having released its detailed manifesto for the April 23 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections that was packed with freebies, the main Opposition AIADMK on Tuesday announced 10 more new promises, including Rs 10,000 subsidy for 10 lakh working youth to purchase two-wheelers
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