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AIADMK ex-minister K T Pachaimal, BJP leader S Vijayadharani join TVKThe political arena in Tamil Nadu is witnessing a notable shake-up as influential figures from the AIADMK, including ex-ministers and sitti...- Tamil Nadu: Over 300 AIADMK members join TVK, extend support to ruling partyOver 300 AIADMK members, including former ministers and MLAs, joined Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) citing inability to serve the public un...
- AIADMK crisis deepens as four former ministers, ex-MLAs join ruling TVK in ChennaiAIADMK faces another blow as four former ministers and ex-MLAs defect to Vijay's TVK party. This follows a series of setbacks for AIADMK af...
- Let up in rains in Kerala; situation grim in Karnataka; toll now 91Heavy rains continued to lash several parts of Karnataka and Maharashtra on Saturday, taking the total toll in the four states in the last ...
- AIADMK factions led by CM Edappadi K Palaniswami and O Panneerselvam announce mergerAfter protracted hours of meetings and demands from both side, both the leaders held a joint press conference at the AIADMK headquarters in...
- V K Sasikala clan tries to regroup loyal MLAs as fissures widenWith a section of ministers revolting against Dhinakaran, seeking his resignation as party deputy general secretary, lobbying has begun in ...
- Jayalalithaa retains 13 ministers of previous cabinetJayalalithaa's Cabinet is a mix of those who had previously been ministers during 2011-16, in previous AIADMK tenures and new faces.
- AIADMK supremo Jayalalithaa sworn in as Tamil Nadu CM for sixth timeThe AIADMK supremo retained 15 of her ministers who were in the previous cabinet and 13 new faces including three women.
- Tamil Nadu seeks DAS licence for state-run MSOIn a letter to Jaitley, a copy of which was released to the media, Panneerselvam urged him to issue the DAS licence to the state-run Corpor...
- State-owned Arasu Cable TV Corporation launched by JayalalithaaJ. Jayalalithaa today formally launched Arasu Cable TV Corporation, seen as a move against the Maran controlled cable business in TN.
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