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AIADMK faces internal turmoil as Edappadi Palaniswami and rebel leader C Ve Shanmugam trade accusations of anti-party activities. Palaniswami removed several leaders, including Shanmugam and S P Velumani, for allegedly supporting a rival government in exchange for ministerial posts. Rebels counter, accusing Palaniswami of seeking DMK support to become Chief Minister.

Jamal Mohamed Younoos. Y.N of Indian National Congress won the Mayiladuthurai constituency with a margin of 10845 votes. He garnered 68011 votes, while Pattali Makkal Katchi candidate Palanisamy. A M.COM. came second with 57166 votes.

G. Sabari Iyngaran of the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) has won the 2026 Assembly election, defeating Sakthivel alias Aatral Arasu (VCK/SPA). The multi-cornered contest also featured Dr. K. Kathirkamu (AMMK/NDA) and Vimala R. (NTK), with key campaign issues including welfare schemes and agricultural development.

Tamil Nadu's urban centers Chennai and Coimbatore are witnessing electoral shifts. DMK faces tough contests in Chennai seats previously considered safe. AIADMK is challenged in Coimbatore, a former stronghold. Political observers note that neither party may repeat past successes. Chief Minister M K Stalin has intensified campaigning in Chennai.

P.K. Sekarbabu, seeking a third term in Harbour, campaigns with a blend of his anthem and intimate appeals to voters. He highlights DMK's welfare schemes while addressing concerns about port modernization and livelihoods. His opponents criticize the incumbent for unaddressed local issues, while new candidates face challenges in a small constituency.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin fiercely criticized the Union government for demanding the state reconsider its farmer incentives, alleging the Centre views increased paddy production as problematic. He challenged opposition leader Edappadi K. Palaniswami to condemn the Centre's stance, accusing him of 'plain treachery' for not raising farmer support during his tenure.

Thousand Lights constituency is buzzing with election fervor as the DMK and AIADMK battle for a key Chennai seat. Incumbent Dr. Ezhilan Naganathan faces ex-minister B Valarmathi, with new forces like actor Vijay's TVK and NTK also in contention. Voters weigh traditional loyalties against emerging political dynamics.

The film also explores the strong bond between a father and daughter shares the actor, adding, “The film also focuses on the importance of education and highlights the difference between ’80s kids and Gen Z and tries to break stereotypes.”

As the electoral atmosphere heats up in Chepauk-Triplicane, the spotlight is on Deputy CM Udhayanidhi Stalin, who enjoys a robust support base. While the DMK radiates confidence with backing from a steadfast Muslim constituency and various welfare initiatives, it still faces lingering concerns such as persistent parking issues and the rising cattle threat.

Chief Minister Stalin launched his campaign in Tiruvarur, targeting the crucial Cauvery delta region. DMK aims to replicate its 2021 success by wooing farmers with promises and fielding strong candidates. However, challenges like factional feuds and opposition alliances may make this election tougher than anticipated for the ruling party.

Chennai's electoral battleground is set, with DMK leaders M K Stalin and Udhayanidhi Stalin contesting key seats. The party relies on its governance and a blend of experienced and new candidates. TVK's presence could impact close contests, while AIADMK veterans face the challenge of reconnecting with younger voters.

The ruling DMK has strategically fielded candidates in Chennai's core seats, largely avoiding alliances and setting up direct contests with AIADMK in 12 out of 15 seats. The party has introduced fresh faces, including a first-time woman councillor, while retaining key leaders like Chief Minister M K Stalin and Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin.

Tamil cinema's school dramas resonate deeply, exploring childhood, friendships, and the impact of teachers. Films like Saattai and Pasanga highlight education's importance and the need to understand children. These movies offer life lessons, emphasizing parental guidance and individual aspirations. They continue to inspire audiences by showcasing how school teachings shape lives.

TMC, IJK, and Puratchi Bharatham leaders announced their candidates for the April 23 polls as part of the AIADMK-led NDA. G K Vasan's TMC will field five candidates under the BJP's 'lotus' symbol, while IJK and Puratchi Bharatham candidates will contest under the AIADMK's 'two leaves' symbol. Puthiya Neethi Katchi will field candidates under both AIADMK and BJP symbols.

The long-standing demand for an integrated bus terminal for Trichy still seems a mirage as the corporation in its 2013-14 budget meeting vaguely mentioned that "an appropriate place would be selected for the purpose.