The TVK doesn’t just want education in the State List—to grant states full authority over education policy including medical education—but it also wants the NEET abolished.
Ageing facilities at Chennai airport, lagging container logistics, water security and sewage management among areas that need attention for state to improve its investment ranking.
The 15 July order has started a wave of online support, with many environmental and social activists criticising the TVK-led government for the decision.
From Fort St George to Omandurar & back, & now Koyambedu proposal, the seat of Tamil Nadu’s govt has repeatedly been reshaped by political priorities of successive administrations.
TN ex-minister Anitha Radhakrishnan faces defamation case after he made objectionable remarks linked to the CM & actress Trisha last month. DMK leaders, including Stalin, condemn arrest.
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay's 'animal spirits' aren't about consolidating power. They are aimed at making sure Udhayanidhi Stalin never gets the chance to rise.
Since post-poll ‘reconciliation’, at least 16 ex-ministers, 300 district functionaries and more than 1,000 cadres have quit AIADMK, with many crossing over to ruling TVK.
Govt's petition states that the HC's order effectively imposes a blanket ban on cow slaughter, including at authorised slaughterhouses, and such a prohibition is legally untenable.
Government tells Parliament toll collections touched Rs 70,278 crore in 2025-26, Rajasthan has highest number of toll plazas, while expenditure on operating plazas is not maintained centrally.
Our education system is a destroyer of all talent by enforcing learning by rote, pushing students to coaching classes to ‘crack’ competitive exams. And then, papers leak.
Tamil Nadu’s stance on this issue is absolutely correct.
The Centre has no business ramming through education policies and conducting exams for institutions funded and managed by states.
Education and Health – both must be placed squarely under the State’s prerogative. The Concurrent list of the Constitution is the root cause of such friction and disharmony. Ideally, it should be done away with.
Tamil Nadu’s stance on this issue is absolutely correct.
The Centre has no business ramming through education policies and conducting exams for institutions funded and managed by states.
Education and Health – both must be placed squarely under the State’s prerogative. The Concurrent list of the Constitution is the root cause of such friction and disharmony. Ideally, it should be done away with.