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The DMK Congress alliance has been harping on the fact that voting a BJP-ruled government is a challenge to federalism. It has labelled the BJP as a threat to the minority and Dalit communities. On the campaign trail, the DMK alliance has labelled the BJP as an upper caste party which, if it comes to power, would not allow Tamil people to eat non-vegetarian food. The party has attacked the Centre for releasing less funds to states like Tamil Nadu. The demand for scrapping of NEET by the DMK has ...

Resolving these requires engagement with Colombo in calmer times after the polls -- when long-term diplomatic imperatives do not have to compete with short-term electoral compulsions

The uMkhonto weSizwe party is fast developing its footprint in Nelson Mandela Bay politics with the establishment of the MK Student Movement, which has garnered support from hundreds of students.

Situated between India and Sri Lanka in the Palk Strait, Katchatheevu Island has become a focal point of political debate, especially as the BJP endeavours to gain traction in Tamil Nadu.

The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam party has approached the Madras High Court questioning the design of the third generation M3 Electronic Voting Machines ahead of the upcoming Assembly Elections 2024. ...

ERODE (Tamil Nadu), April 3 (PTI) Alleging that the BJP-ruled Central Government failed to implement the election promises given before 2019 Lok Sabha polls, TN Congress President Selvaperunthagai on Wednesday urged people here to vote for the INDIA bloc.

Tamil Nadu's DMK government led by M Karunanidhi knowingly looked the other way in 1974 while now his son chief minister MK Stalin wants Katchatheevu back and is using it as a Lok Sabha poll plank, said the union minister — a former diplomat who was also posted in Sri Lanka — in the exclusive interview

MK Party believes the IEC had no business upholding constitutional provisions blocking former president Jacob Zuma's nomination to stand for parliament due to a previous jail sentence.

Tamil Nadu BJP President K Annamalai expresses optimism about significant gains in the upcoming polls, emphasizing the partys efforts in alliance building and grassroots campaigning. He anticipates a shift in Tamil Nadus political landscape away from traditional Dravidian politics, citing dissatisfaction with corruption and dynastic tendencies. Annamalai discusses various issues, including alliances, BJPs prospects in Southern states, and criticisms from opposition parties.

‘If Pakistan proposes such sea encroachment near Goa, will India tolerate?': veteran Lankan official Austin Fernando