Palaniswami

Tamil Nadu Budget received zero marks from AIADMK leader Palaniswami, who criticized the TVK government for failing to include pre-election promises in its first budget. The ruling party's budget did not address commitments made before assuming power.

Palaniswami criticizes the TVK government for not protecting the 'permanent solution' to the Cauvery dispute. The dispute involves a long-standing conflict over water allocation for the Cauvery River.

Palaniswami criticizes Vijay for his silence regarding Shivakumar's refusal to release water. The issue centers on water release decisions.

Singai Ramachandran resigns from AIADMK. Velumani and Viswanathan were absent at a meeting chaired by Palaniswami.

Palaniswami has criticized the TVK government's approach to a custodial death issue. The article reports on his criticism of the government's handling of the matter.

Palaniswami is urging the TVK government to immediately execute the Nadanthaai Vaazhi Cauvery project, which aims to rejuvenate the Cauvery river and its tributaries and prevent sewage from mixing with the river system.

Palaniswami is set to review the AIADMK's performance in 15 additional districts. The review focuses on evaluating the party's activities and effectiveness in these regions.

Palaniswami clarified that AIADMK views DMK as an evil force, amid allegations that both parties attempted to collaborate to prevent TVK from forming a government following a hung Assembly in recent elections.

Palaniswami will review AIADMK’s performance in seven districts. The assessment focuses on evaluating the party's activities and outcomes in those areas.

Two former Ministers skipped review meetings chaired by Palaniswami. P. Balakrishna Reddy of Hosur and K.P. Anbalagan of Palacode were absent at the review sessions for Krishnagiri and Dharmapuri districts respectively.

Palaniswami appeals to the Centre to safeguard the State’s quota of medical seats. The request focuses on protecting the allocation of medical education opportunities within the state.

'Agri' Krishnamurthy challenges legislators who left the AIADMK to prove claims of forming a government with DMK's support. The 47 AIADMK legislators who won elections adopted a resolution electing Palaniswami as the leader of their legislature party.

Palaniswami appoints individuals to party positions in AIADMK and will chair a women's wing meeting on July 1 at the party headquarters.

Palaniswami criticizes the TVK regime for insufficient attention to procured paddy, citing reports of 1 lakh damaged paddy bags in Kumbakonam and surrounding areas.

Palaniswami states that Tamil Nadu's demand for a tribunal in the Mekedatu issue could lead to legal complexities. He urges the Speaker to allow AIADMK leader O.S. Manian to address the issue, highlighting its sensitivity to farmers.

Palaniswami objected to an amended version of a resolution against Mekedatu, stating on social media that the amendment proposed by Udhayanidhi Stalin was inserted in violation of the House's rules.

Krishnamurthy responds to Shanmugam's criticism of Palaniswami, stating Palaniswami is not avoiding meetings but prioritizing district-level consultations before convening executive and general council sessions.

Palaniswami criticizes the government for crimes involving TVK functionaries and calls for transparency in the investigation. He emphasizes the need to prevent political interference in these cases.

Palaniswami attributed improved social media usage to TVK's performance in the T.N. Assembly elections. AIADMK is conducting district-wise consultations with leaders to assess its election performance.

The TVK government faces criticism for blocking channels on Arasu Cable TV. Palaniswami questions the existence of a 'Censor Board' monitoring electronic media and social media.

Tamil Nadu Assembly Speaker J.C.D. Prabhakar dropped proceedings against 21 AIADMK MLAs after Palaniswami condoned them. Four rebel legislators who resigned and joined the TVK had proceedings initiated against them.