Tamil Nadu elections: Amid accusations of ‘betrayal’, OPS looks to make it four in a row at stronghold | Chennai News

At Palani Chettipatti, a panchayat town in Theni district, the early morning quiet is broken by drumbeats and the blare of DMK propaganda songs. Scores of men and women gather on the main road, holding up posters of chief minister M K Stalin and his new party associate O Panneerselvam.For Panneerselvam, a three-time chief minister,…

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Tamil Nadu Assembly Polls: Tamil Nadu assembly elections 2026: What’s open, what’s closed on April 23 — from ‘dry days’ to bank shutdowns | Chennai News

As Tamil Nadu gears up for assembly elections on April 23, the state government has announced a public holiday and a series of restrictions to ensure smooth polling and higher voter turnout. ‘Dry days’ across the state Bars and liquor shops across the state will remain shut for three days—from April 21 to April 23….

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Tamil Nadu Elections 2026: CM MK Stalin’s video bombshell; slams BJP over delimitation, calls it ‘anti-Tamil Nadu’ ahead of assembly polls | Chennai News

CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin on Tuesday criticised the Centre over the proposed delimitation exercise, describing it as an attempt to “punish” progressive states like Tamil Nadu.In a video message posted on X, he said the move threatens the state’s development model, linking it to its success in population control and industrial growth.The…

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Tamil Nadu assembly elections 2026: Kalaignar, MGR, Jyalalithaa, Stalin lookalikes star at election campaigns | Chennai News

Chennai: M R Gopalakrishnan, a 46-year-old priest from West Mambalam, does not look anything like M G Ramachandran. But give him 20 minutes, a dollop of make-up, a wig, fur hat and bright clothes and he transforms into the late chief minister and matinee idol, rosy-cheeked and camera-ready to hit the campaign trail. You can…

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Democracy goes knocking on doors of centenarian voters for Tamil Nadu assembly elections 2026 | Chennai News

Chennai: Election officials facilitated ballot voting at home for senior citizens aged 100 and older, turning living rooms into polling spaces. For 102-year-old M Rathna Bai from Mandaveli, who often skipped voting in recent years due to the difficulty of travelling to polling stations, the doorstep facility made all the difference.Election officials, accompanied by polling…

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