Tamil Nadu

All but three of the 27 seats for Rajya Sabha were decided with NDA candidates declared elected unopposed in 19 and Congress in the remaining five.

Former Tamil Nadu BJP chief Annamalai on Friday announced that he will form a new political ‘movement’, which will contest in the next Tamil Nadu Assembly elections.

Karnataka Congress is preparing to hand over power to DK Shivakumar, who declared assets worth ₹1,413 crore — one of the richest politicians in India. Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu’s new Chief Minister Vijay declared ₹624 crore, with over ₹313 crore parked in bank accounts alone. From luxury watches and designer wear to massive real estate and business empires, both leaders represent a new trend in Indian politics — where displaying wealth no longer seems to be a political liability. Watch the striking contrast between DK Shivakumar and actor-turned-CM Vijay’s declared fortunes.

This will be CM Vijay's first visit to the national capital after historic victory in Tamil Nadu assembly polls. Vijay has not met PM Modi yet after becoming the chief minister.

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TVK has dramatically altered Tamil Nadu’s political landscape in the very first election it contested. But Vijay’s first term as Chief Minister comes with a host of political, administrative and governance challenges.

The order of songs was a departure from long-followed state protocol triggered sharp reactions not just from the opposition DMK, but also from parties supporting Vijay’s government. The TVK distanced itself from the decision and blamed it, instead, on a 'new Union government circular.'

Nine newly-elected TVK MLAs also took oath along with Vijay on Sunday. These include Aadhav Arjuna, KA Sengottaiyan, N Anand, Dr KG Arunraj, P Venkataramanan, R Nirmalkumar, Rajmohan, Dr T Prabhu and S Keerthana.

Assembly Election Results today: The outcome is crucial for prominent ruling regional parties like the Trinamool Congress and DMK, as well as the national players, including the BJP, the Congress and the Left parties.

Exit Polls 2026: The pollster has projected 192 seats in the 294-member West Bengal assembly for the BJP and 100 seats for the ruling TMC. If this number holds true BJP will form government in West Bengal for the first time.