Tamil Nadu has multiple political parties. Apart from the national parties, we have the two major Dravidian parties and an assortment of political parties representing different interest groups.

AIADMK leader Edappadi K Palaniswami declared Tuesday that Tamil Nadu will have a single-party government - formed by his party - should it win next year's Assembly election, despite there being a pre ...

Chief Minister MK Stalin announced the 'Tamil Nadu Model' campaign aiming to position the state as a benchmark for governance and development. The initiative seeks to uphold Tamil identity and unity ...

Kodanadu remained a landmark on Tamil Nadu’s political map during Jayalalithaa’s lifetime. Equipped with communication systems, ...

The political space in Tamil Nadu has been dominated by the two Dravidian parties—DMK and AIADMK, which have alternated in holding power in the state since 1967. P Ramajayam (2019) explained : Tamil ...

CHENNAI: In anticipation of 2024 LS polls, major political parties in Tamil Nadu have commenced their preparations. The ruling DMK has been actively training booth committee members and booth ...

In the lead-up to the Tamil Nadu elections, the DMK, led by Chief Minister M K Stalin, is actively shaping the electoral narrative, prompting the AIADMK to shift its focus towards the BJP.

BJP Tamil Nadu: As Chief Minister M K Stalin casts the 2026 elections as a battle between Tamil Nadu and the Centre, BJP finds itself increasingly isolated as its position on these issues could ...

In a state like Tamil Nadu, regional pride and linguistic identity are major political issues that have reasonated historically and are very much rooted in the state’s DNA.