The Latest Breaking News from M.K Stalin

DMK leaders A Raja, Sekar Babu booked for defamatory remarks against TN CM Vijay

Cases have been filed against senior DMK leaders A Raja and P K Sekar Babu. These leaders allegedly made defamatory remarks against the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister. The protests were organised following the Chief Minister's comments on M K Stalin's detention. Raja and Babu are accused of making derogatory statements…

The Economic Times · Sep 15

'You are right, my jawbone did break': M K Stalin tells Vijay on MISA; TVK demands detention proof

MK Stalin detailed his MISA-era prison abuse after a chief minister's gesture. The ruling TVK party demanded proof of his alleged detention. Stalin recounted harsh prison conditions and colleague's death. He stated his broken jaw was a brave scar from beatings. TVK criticised the video as an engineered attempt to…

The Economic Times · Sep 10

M K Stalin responds to CM Vijay's jaw gesture, recalls MISA agony

M.K. Stalin addressed the controversy surrounding Chief Minister Vijay's jaw gesture in the Assembly. He detailed his severe physical abuse and imprisonment during the Emergency period. Stalin confirmed the truth of his MISA detention and the harsh prison conditions he endured. He dismissed corruption allegations as politically motivated lies spread…

The Economic Times · Sep 10

DMK hits out at Tamil Nadu govt over removal of Stalin's name from desalination project plaque

The DMK has strongly criticized the ruling TVK for allegedly removing a plaque bearing M K Stalin's name from a desalination project. This move escalates the political rivalry, with the DMK accusing the TVK of "erasing" their government's achievements. The project, crucial for Chennai's water supply, was commissioned by Stalin.…

The Economic Times · Jul 6

DMK chief Stalin announces party reorganisation advisory committee

DMK chief M.K. Stalin has formed a 10-member advisory panel to overhaul the party's structure following recent election results. This move comes after reviewing feedback from cadres and approximately six lakh online opinions, processed by AI. The panel will recommend changes from branch to apex levels to rejuvenate the party…

The Economic Times · Jul 1

Tamil Nadu CM Vijay turns 52; PM, leaders extend wishes

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay celebrated his 52nd birthday, marking a significant occasion since assuming office. Leaders across the political spectrum, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi and former Chief Ministers M.K. Stalin and Edappadi K. Palaniswami, extended their warm wishes. Vijay, founder of the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, recently…

The Economic Times · Jun 22

Tamil Nadu Governor, CM & other leaders condole demise of veteran director Bharathiraja

Veteran filmmaker Bharathiraja has passed away. Tamil Nadu Governor, Chief Minister M K Stalin, and other prominent leaders have offered their condolences. Bharathiraja was known for his unique storytelling and portrayal of rural life. He received national and state honours for his work. State honours will be accorded to him.…

The Economic Times · Jun 10

Stalin's 3-month survival remarks on TVK govt not made with intent to topple it, says DMK

The DMK party has clarified remarks made by its chief, M K Stalin, regarding the current TVK government's survival. Stalin's comments about the government not lasting more than three months were not an attempt to dissolve or topple it. Instead, the DMK states, he highlighted the government's precarious condition amidst…

The Economic Times · Jun 9

TVK in power due to DMK's grace, take pledge to end Vijay-led regime: Stalin tells cadres

Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam chief M K Stalin stated the current Tamil Nadu government owes its power to his party's support. He urged DMK workers to pledge to end this administration. Stalin recalled the DMK's history of victories and defeats. He welcomed new members and emphasized the party's resilience. The DMK…

The Economic Times · Jun 6

DMK's 'bent coconut tree' jibe draws retort from VCK; Stalin says 'don't be harsh'

The DMK's sarcastic comment about the VCK and IUML joining the TVK government has ignited a political spat. VCK leaders have strongly refuted the remarks, asserting their independent growth. DMK chief M K Stalin has intervened, appealing to party members to refrain from using hurtful language. Both VCK and IUML…

The Economic Times · May 22