Source-verified coverage of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly, cabinet decisions under Rule 110, by-election schedules, and fiscal fact-checks.
Recent government orders expand fare-free bus rides for women and provide subsidized electricity for homes across the state.
Recent government orders expand fare-free bus rides for women and provide subsidized electricity for homes across the state.
In 50 assembly constituencies across Tamil Nadu, winners won by fewer than 3,500 votes. Here is how tight contests in local polling booths decided the final seats.
Why seven constituencies do not currently have a sitting MLA, and what election rules say about when by-elections must happen.
A summary of sworn election affidavits filed with the Election Commission, showing declared household wealth, property, and pending court cases.
Lawmakers in the Tamil Nadu Assembly voted in favor of a resolution asking for state control over admissions to medical colleges.
From free laptops distributed in 2011 to modern school smart boards: a look at how state spending on student technology has evolved over the years.
A simple guide to state finances: where tax money comes from, how much the state borrows, and what each department receives.
Farmers in the delta region gathered to ask for irrigation water releases, leading to police detentions and court bail hearings.
Judges have paused by-election notifications in Perundurai, Tiruchi East, Karur, and Ambasamudram while election petitions are heard.
New guidelines and funding ensure mothers receive direct cash support and nutrition kits when delivering at government hospitals.
The Governor presented the state government's main priorities for new industry, welfare programs, and hospital improvements.
The government has notified new patrol vehicles, district officers, and helpline teams focused on safety in public places.
The official list of state ministers and the departments assigned to each leader following the formation of the ministry.
Lawmakers voted 144 to 22 during a special assembly sitting to confirm majority support for the state government.
Over 6.2 crore citizens are registered to vote across the state, with women voters making up more than half of the total electorate.
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