The Tamilnadu Assembly today adopted a Special resolution condemning the Karnataka government’s unilateral decision to construct a new dam at Mekedatu across River Cauvery in violation of the Supreme Court and without the consent of the Centre and lower riparian States including TN.
Stalin vows to end unemployment soon
Chief Minister M K Stalin has said providing everyone a job that suits their qualification is the State government’s aim and his government is improving school and college education towards achieving it.
Stalin urges Naqvi to re-designate Chennai as embarkation point for Haj pilgrims
Chief Minister M K Stalin has urged Union Minister for Minority Affairs Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi to re-designate Chennai as an Embarkation Point for the convenience of Haj Pilgrims from Tamilnadu and neighbouring States.
Stalin to visit Dubai to woo investments
Chief Minister M K Stalin is likely to leave for Dubai later this month to take part in the Dubai Expo 2022 to attract investments. This will be his first trip abroad after assuming office as CM on 7 May, 2021.
India will be freed from NEET: Stalin
Tamilnadu Chief Minister M K Stalin has said that the government won the ‘first round of battle’ against NEET as Governor RN Ravi assured himn the anti-NEET bill would be forwarded for Presidential assent.
Stalin greets Punjab CM Bhagwat Mann
Tamilnadu Chief Minister and DMK president M K Stalin greeted Bhagwat Mann, who was sworn in as Punjab Chief Minister Wednesday.
World Chess Olympiad shifted from Moscow to Chennai
Chennai will host the 44th World Chess Olympiad which is scheduled to be held later this year.
Stalin’s gift for book lovers
Chief Minister M K Stalin today announced the setting up of a book park in Tamilnadu and the State government will provide land for it.
Stalin thanks Centre for safe evacuation of TN students
Chief Minister M K Stalin today received the last set of Tamilnadu students from Ukraine who arrived at Chennai airport around 9 am. The CM presented bouquets to the students and interacted with them for a few minutes.
Centre imposing regressive ideas in syllabus, says Stalin
Expressing concern over the Centre’s move to impose ‘regressive ideas’ in the Universities’ syllabus, Tamilnadu Chief Minister M K Stalin has reiterated the need to bring education back in the State list in the Constitution from the Concurrent list.
