Tamilnadu Information Minister and senior AIADMK leader Kadambur Raju today mocked at a statement by BJP leader V P Duraisamy, who said on Wednesday that the fight is now between the DMK and the Bharatiya Janata Party. Continue Reading
The main opposition DMK and its ally Congress in Tamilnadu today mocked at the Union and State governments over the procurement of rapid test kits for coronavirus, seeking to know how they would protect the 130 crore plus Indians when they could not even buy ‘quality equipment’ after scrutiny. Continue Reading
The DMK has said police denied permission for a meeting with its allies on Covid-19 slated here on 15 April and announced that it has, hence, cancelled the gathering. Continue Reading
DMK chief M K Stalin today reviewed the availability of essential products at Saidapet in Chennai. Continue Reading
The AIADMK today named former Lok Sabha Deputy Speaker M Thambidurai and another senior leader K P Munusamy as its candidates for the biennial election to the Rajya Sabha from Tamil Nadu. Continue Reading
Veteran Dravidian leader and DMK general secretary K Anbazhagan passed away here during the wee hours of today following a brief illness. Continue Reading
For once, fans of Rajinikanth are against him. The actor, who is on the verge of launching a political party, had told office-bearers of his Rajini Makkal Mandram (RMM) Thursday that he would not become the Chief Minister in case of the party winning the 2021 Assembly election. Continue Reading
Madras High Court today asked the police to vacate anti-CAA protesters who were agitating without prior permission. Continue Reading
Proceedings of Lok Sabha were disrupted for the second consecutive day today amid uproar over the issue of Delhi violence as Opposition members sought an immediate discussion on the matter. Continue Reading
DMK has announced the candidates for Rajya Sabha, which include party strongman ‘Tiruchi’ Siva being renominated for the 26 March polls.”Anthiyur Selvaraj and N R Elango are the other two candidates to contest in the polls”, party president M K Stalin
said. Continue Reading