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AIADMK Backtracks On BJP Coalition? Alliance Only For Elections, Hints EPS
Comments by AIADMK boss Edappadi K Palaniswami, or EPS, suggest the Tamil party will not accept a coalition government and that the alliance with the BJP, for the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly election, is "only for the election".
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Opinion | The Math And Chemistry Behind The BJP-AIADMK Reunion
A year to the Tamil Nadu election, the BJP and AIADMK have revived their ties in the state. On April 11, 2025, Union Home Minister Amit Shah declared that a coalition government would be formed after the elections.
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Tamil Nadu Gets New BJP Chief, Day After Alliance Announced With AIADMK
The BJP on Saturday elected Nainar Nagenthiran as the President of its Tamil Nadu unit. Mr Nagendran, a three-time MLA from Tirunelveli, replaces K Annamalai in the top job.
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E Palaniswami Thanks PM Modi For Supporting AIADMK's Return To NDA
AIADMK General Secretary and Tamil Nadu Leader of the Opposition, Edappadi K. Palaniswami, expressed his heartfelt gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for supporting the AIADMK and welcoming the party back into the NDA.
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"Surrendered Like A Bonded Slave": MK Stalin Rips Into BJP-AIADMK Alliance
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin today described the renewed friendship between the BJP and the AIADMK as a "corrupt alliance of defeat". Mr Stalin accused both parties of mortgaging the state's autonomy for the pursuit of power.
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"He Is Still...": Amit Shah On BJP's K Annamalai 'Being Removed' For AIADMK Alliance
Refusing to be drawn into the speculation surrounding K Annamalai's removal as the Tamil Nadu president of the BJP, Union Home Minister and senior party leader Amit Shah has said Mr Annamalai still holds the post.
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"No Conditions, Demands": Amit Shah As AIADMK Back In BJP-Led Alliance
Renewal of the BJP-AIADMK alliance in Tamil Nadu does not come with conditions from either side, Home Minister Amit Shah said Friday, as he and senior leaders from the Tamil party announced plans to contest next year's election together.
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AIADMK And BJP Team Up Again For Tamil Nadu Polls Under EPS' Leadership
Tamil Nadu's opposition party AIADMK and the BJP will contest the state elections together under the leadership of former chief minister Edappadi K Palaniswami, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said today at a joint press conference in Chennai.
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Opinion | Delimitation Row: It's Not Just A North vs South Story
One thing that's clear after last week's Chennai meeting is that the move cannot be seen from a simple South vs. North prism.
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Actor Vijay's 'Powerful Storm Coming' Warning Before Tamil Nadu Election
Actor Vijay - whose fledgling Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam is considered a dark horse in next year's Assembly election - launched an all-out attack on Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP.
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To Be (With BJP) Or Not To Be, AIADMK Weighs Tamil Nadu Alliance Options
Assembly polls in Tamil Nadu are due next year and the key players, the ruling DMK and the main Opposition AIADMK, have started building their election planks
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Pawan Kalyan Says DMK Allows Tamil Films' Dubbing In Hindi, Party Responds
The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) today responded to remarks made by actor-turned-politician Pawan Kalyan over the ongoing language debate.
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"Will Thwart Centre's Conspiracies": Revanth Reddy On Delimitation
The delimitation exercise, due to take place before the 2029 general election, is actually a means to limit South India and reduce its importance and an action plan is being prepared to counter it, Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy said today.
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Language Row Reaches Supreme Court, Petition Says Make Tamil Nadu Comply
The language row that erupted in the south ahead of an election year, has reached the Supreme Court.
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Prashant Kishor Says Actor Vijay Is "New Hope" For Tamil Nadu
Prashant Kishor has expressed strong support for Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam ahead of the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections and said that TVK Chief Vijay is a new hope for the millions of people who want to see a change in state politics.
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AIADMK Backtracks On BJP Coalition? Alliance Only For Elections, Hints EPS
Comments by AIADMK boss Edappadi K Palaniswami, or EPS, suggest the Tamil party will not accept a coalition government and that the alliance with the BJP, for the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly election, is "only for the election".
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Opinion | The Math And Chemistry Behind The BJP-AIADMK Reunion
A year to the Tamil Nadu election, the BJP and AIADMK have revived their ties in the state. On April 11, 2025, Union Home Minister Amit Shah declared that a coalition government would be formed after the elections.
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Tamil Nadu Gets New BJP Chief, Day After Alliance Announced With AIADMK
The BJP on Saturday elected Nainar Nagenthiran as the President of its Tamil Nadu unit. Mr Nagendran, a three-time MLA from Tirunelveli, replaces K Annamalai in the top job.
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E Palaniswami Thanks PM Modi For Supporting AIADMK's Return To NDA
AIADMK General Secretary and Tamil Nadu Leader of the Opposition, Edappadi K. Palaniswami, expressed his heartfelt gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for supporting the AIADMK and welcoming the party back into the NDA.
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"Surrendered Like A Bonded Slave": MK Stalin Rips Into BJP-AIADMK Alliance
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin today described the renewed friendship between the BJP and the AIADMK as a "corrupt alliance of defeat". Mr Stalin accused both parties of mortgaging the state's autonomy for the pursuit of power.
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"He Is Still...": Amit Shah On BJP's K Annamalai 'Being Removed' For AIADMK Alliance
Refusing to be drawn into the speculation surrounding K Annamalai's removal as the Tamil Nadu president of the BJP, Union Home Minister and senior party leader Amit Shah has said Mr Annamalai still holds the post.
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"No Conditions, Demands": Amit Shah As AIADMK Back In BJP-Led Alliance
Renewal of the BJP-AIADMK alliance in Tamil Nadu does not come with conditions from either side, Home Minister Amit Shah said Friday, as he and senior leaders from the Tamil party announced plans to contest next year's election together.
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AIADMK And BJP Team Up Again For Tamil Nadu Polls Under EPS' Leadership
Tamil Nadu's opposition party AIADMK and the BJP will contest the state elections together under the leadership of former chief minister Edappadi K Palaniswami, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said today at a joint press conference in Chennai.
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Opinion | Delimitation Row: It's Not Just A North vs South Story
One thing that's clear after last week's Chennai meeting is that the move cannot be seen from a simple South vs. North prism.
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Actor Vijay's 'Powerful Storm Coming' Warning Before Tamil Nadu Election
Actor Vijay - whose fledgling Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam is considered a dark horse in next year's Assembly election - launched an all-out attack on Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP.
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To Be (With BJP) Or Not To Be, AIADMK Weighs Tamil Nadu Alliance Options
Assembly polls in Tamil Nadu are due next year and the key players, the ruling DMK and the main Opposition AIADMK, have started building their election planks
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Pawan Kalyan Says DMK Allows Tamil Films' Dubbing In Hindi, Party Responds
The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) today responded to remarks made by actor-turned-politician Pawan Kalyan over the ongoing language debate.
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"Will Thwart Centre's Conspiracies": Revanth Reddy On Delimitation
The delimitation exercise, due to take place before the 2029 general election, is actually a means to limit South India and reduce its importance and an action plan is being prepared to counter it, Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy said today.
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Language Row Reaches Supreme Court, Petition Says Make Tamil Nadu Comply
The language row that erupted in the south ahead of an election year, has reached the Supreme Court.
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Prashant Kishor Says Actor Vijay Is "New Hope" For Tamil Nadu
Prashant Kishor has expressed strong support for Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam ahead of the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections and said that TVK Chief Vijay is a new hope for the millions of people who want to see a change in state politics.
