Stories from Chennai · India

A case has been filed against Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) leader Vijay for alleged violation of the election code.

An Election Commissioner held consultations in Chennai regarding the upcoming Assembly Elections in 2026. The discussions focused on the powers of district election commissions and their role in relation to regional and territorial election commissions. This meeting is part of the preparatory process for the elections.

Urvil Patel of Chennai took 5 wickets in a cricket match involving Royal Challengers Bangalore and Mumbai Indians. He was subsequently named player of the match for his performance.

Mr. Vijay has received backing from several political parties, including AIADMK, Congress, CPI, CPI(M), and VK.

The Prime Minister is scheduled to address leaders and workers of the BJP outside the airport in Chennai. This event is part of the Prime Minister's upcoming programs. The oath ceremony will be administered as part of a chain of events.

A swearing-in ceremony is expected to take place in Tamil Nadu, with Mr. Vijay among those to be sworn in. The Tamil Nadu Governor is mentioned in connection with the event, likely overseeing the proceedings.

A statement indicates that the safety of outsourced and contract employees can be strengthened. This suggests a potential policy focus or discussion regarding labor protections.

An approval has been granted in India for the financial years 2026 to 2030. The source indicates this approval is "more likely" to proceed. This decision impacts the financial planning for the upcoming five-year period.

The Prime Minister is scheduled to lay the foundation stone for the construction of a four-lane project, identified as '166'. This infrastructure development is expected to proceed in the region. The specific details of the project were not immediately available.

Janata Party leader Swindoo Adhikari accused the Governor of using delaying tactics at Delhi's behest. Adhikari stated it is the Governor's duty to help the largest party form a government.