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Tue, 20 May 2014

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Sonia, Rahul averse to Leader of Opposition's post

Modi to be elected BJP, NDA leader on Tuesday

Sonia, Rahul offer to resign, party rejects it

Jaya sacks 3 ministers, six party functionaries

Modi, Advani among 10 Gujarat MPs facing criminal cases

Nitish selects Jitan Ram Manjhi as new Bihar CM

PIX: New navy chief says steps taken to prevent future mishaps

Priyanka admits to submitting multiple applications for DIN

Two Indian journalists leave Islamabad after abrupt expulsion

All Planning Commission members submit their resignations

Union Home Secretary briefs Modi on security situation

What went wrong, Mulayam asks unsuccessful SP candidates

Will befriend Modi; no confrontation with Naidu: TRS

Aarushi case: Rajesh, Nupur Talwar bail plea denied

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Vijay to be sworn in as Tamil Nadu CM on May 7

Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam chief Vijay is scheduled to take the oath of office as the state's new Chief Minister on May 7. The swearing-in ceremony is expected to take place at the Jawaharlal Nehru Indoor stadium in Chennai.

Congress claims Vijay seeks support to form govt in TN

The Congress party is considering supporting TVK in forming a government in Tamil Nadu, following a request from TVK chief Vijay. The party leadership has directed the Tamil Nadu unit to make a final decision, keeping in mind the state's...

TVK shatters 10% third-front barrier with 35% vote share

Actor Vijay's newly formed party, TVK, has achieved a significant victory in the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, securing a commanding vote share and disrupting the state's traditional bipolar political system.

Vijay Delivers Political Blockbuster!

Launched in 2024, the TVK has Vijay's shift into politics was not sudden as he had been doing groundwork since 2009, when he launched his fan club, the Vijay Makkal Iyakkam.

Vijay's TVK falls short of majority: What might unfold next?

The TVK has ended the nearly six-decade dominance of DMK and AIADMK in the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, securing 108 out of 234 constituencies in its debut, but falls short of the 118 seats needed for an absolute majority, prompting...