CHENNAI: Chief Minister M K Stalin on Monday announced in the Assembly that a delegation of 39 MPs from the state would soon ...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin announced that a delegation of 39 Members of Parliament (MPs) from the state, including ...

A growing divide between North and South is quite evident these days. MK Stalin-led Tamil Nadu government has recently sparked a fresh controversy by dropping the official Rupee symbol ‘₹’ from logo ...

Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Tuesday said he stands by his statement about Tamil Nadu ... for Rising India (PM SHRI) scheme. His remarks created a furore with DMK members accusing ...

The criticism against him followed after his remarks in the Lok Sabha on Monday, where he accused the Tamil Nadu government of being “dishonest” and performing a U-turn on implementing the PM Schools ...

Most Tamil actors now regard Telugu cinema as a way of accessing a wider audience outside South India. Large-scale productions, better technical standards, and big promotions make Telugu films ...

Two languages or three? That is the question in Tamil Nadu. And, surrounding this question is a history of a language agitation against Hindi that dates back to 1937 and the 1960s, a students and ...

Story continues below this ad The controversy stems from Tamil Nadu’s refusal to implement the NEP, a sweeping overhaul of India’s education system that has been opposed by several non-BJP-ruled ...

It is an especially sensitive issue in Tamil Nadu, which has historically been at the forefront of such protests. The issue led to heated exchanges in India's parliament on Monday, with federal ...

Team India clinched the Champions Trophy in Dubai, defeating New Zealand by four wickets. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin praised the team for their flawless campaign and perfect conclusion.

Zoho chief scientist Sridhar Vembu on Saturday weighed in on the ongoing debate over language policies and suggested that Tamil Nadu should learn ... saying India's linguistic diversity would ...

By 1968, Tamil Nadu witnessed the rise of the DMK which firmly rejected the three-language formula and implemented a strict two-language policy: Tamil and English. The DMK even renamed All India Radio ...