Tamil Nadu’s newest political entrant, actor Vijay, launched a veiled but pointed critique of the All India Anna Dravidar Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK), raising qu ...

Beginning his nearly 40 minutes address at his party’s State conference at Parapathi in Madurai district on the Madurai-Thoothukudi National Highway by comparing Jungle King Lion to his cadres, he add ...

Actor-turned-politician Vijay, leader of the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), has announced his candidacy for the Madurai East ...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin condemned the 130th Constitutional Amendment, calling it a “Black Bill.” He alleged it threatens democracy, allowing removal of elected leaders on mere arrests, and ...

Actor-turned-politician Vijay positions TVK as Tamil Nadu’s third front, promising emotional, people-first politics and warning both DMK and BJP ...

Attacking MK Stalin, Arjuna said, "In 2026, TVK will initiate a youth revolution, with Vijay as Chief Minister, who can fulfil Anna's ideas. Chief Minister M K Stalin failed to fulfil Anna's ideology.

At Madurai rally, actor-politician rules out alliances with DMK, BJP; vows people-centric agenda for 2026 polls ...

In a rousing address that drew massive crowds, Tamil actor-turned-politician Vijay announced his intention to contest the upcoming Tamil Nadu Assembly elections from the Madurai East constituency ...

Vijay also referred to what he called the "pathetic condition" of the AIADMK, the principal opposition party in Tamil Nadu and a leading political force in the state.

DMK's N. Dhanaridharan addresses actor Vijay's entry into Tamil Nadu politics. He questions the actor's political impact, ...

Madurai witnessed a different Vijay on stage - not the film star, but the political leader ready to script his own story. At the second state-level conference of his party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam ...

Vijay said the Assembly polls next year will see the TVK scripting a new chapter in Tamil Nadu's political history similar to the achievements of the regional parties in the 1967 and 1977 Assembly ...