Tamil Nadu BJP State President Annamalai has condemned Indian Union Muslim League leader and Ramanathapuram MP Navas Kani for ...

Tamil Nadu BJP president K Annamalai criticised IUML leader Navas Kani for allegedly consuming non-vegetarian food at the ...

on Sunday reiterated that there will be no alliance with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections. AIADMK leader D Jayakumar clarified the stand of the party on ...

However, this incident also highlights a concern: the BJP in Tamil Nadu increasingly appears to be a one-man show, with no emerging second-tier leaders offering fresh ideas to support the party ...

The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is working to come to power in Tamil Nadu in 2026 ... in social media about the views of other BJP leaders in the State would not be made into a issue ...

The BJP-led NDA has decided to boycott the Erode ... people like cattle once again," he said in a statement. "All the leaders of NDA who desire people's welfare, after detailed consultation ...

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders from Tamil Nadu have come out in defence of Indian Institute of Technology (IIT)-Madras director V Kamakoti, amid a row over his statement praising the ...

The police action kicked up strong protest by the BJP leaders as the party functionaries were detained in a marriage hall, a part of which is a goat shed. Tamil Nadu BJP's women's wing had called ...

Tamil Nadu Congress Committee president K. Selvaperunthagai on Sunday accused BJP national general secretary B.L. Santhosh of making claims about Hindutva icon Veer Savarkar’s role in freedom ...

Tamil Nadu BJP chief K Annamalai ... case at Anna University. BJP women’s wing protested but were detained by police. Annamalai alleges harassment of BJP leaders and demands justice for the ...

Tamil Nadu Assembly's first ... as the Opposition AIADMK and BJP MLAs protested and raised slogans against the Anna University sexual assault case. Several leaders, including Leader of Opposition ...

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