Tamil Nadu's principal opposition party, AIADMK, on Saturday announced a boycott of the July 10 bypoll to the Vikravandi Assembly constitue...

AIADMK unveils manifesto pledging governor appointments post consultation, rejecting NEET, and offering Rs 3,000 monthly cash to women. Pro...

As soon as Speaker Appavu gave tips to MLAs on accessing budget document on their computer, leader of opposition, K Palaniswami began readi...

The Chief Minister is contesting the bypoll after her acquittal by Karnataka High Court in a disproportionate wealth case.

J Jayalalithaa, who returned as Tamil Nadu chief minister after being acquitted in a corruption case, will contest the June 27 bypoll from ...

Jayalalithaa had earlier represented her native Srirangam constituency prior to her conviction in the disproportionate assets case.

The post was vacant following resignation of P Rajkumar, who had contested and won the post of Mayor some months ago.

DMK supremo M Karunanidhi stepped up pressure insisting that India should boycott the meet hosted by Colombo, over the Sri Lankan Tamils is...

The resolution also urged India to initiate steps to seek "temporary suspension" of Sri Lanka from CHOGM till it grants equal status to Tam...

The resolution, "unanimously" also urged India to take steps to seek "temporary suspension" of Sri Lanka from CHOGM till it grants equal st...

"Our party chief M Karunanidhi has asked the government to boycott the November conference of CHOGM...." DMK spokesman said.

BJP was under pressure from potential suitor, AIADMK’s J Jayalalithaa, to take the extreme step against her bete noire.

Differences between AIADMK and its long time ally MDMK reached a flash point on Sunday with the Vaiko-led outfit deciding to boycott the Ap...

Brushing aside a spate of threats to her life, AIADMK supremo J Jayalalithaa addressed a mammoth crowd on Monday, taunting and throwing bar...

AIADMK, which has hit a rough patch electorally, lost a crucial ally on Sunday when PMK parted ways with it.

With by-poll results, DMK’s tally in the state assembly goes up by three to 99 seats (one speaker), and Congress’ by one to 36.

The principal opposition party in Tamil Nadu, AIADMK, has decided to boycott the forthcoming by-elections to five assembly constituencies i...