TVK-led government

M.K. Stalin criticized Tamil Nadu's revised budget for omitting TVK's electoral promises, including ₹2,500 for women, ₹4,000 for unemployed youth, six free LPG cylinders, and crop loan waivers.

The Tamil Nadu Budget under the TVK-led government requires two years to restore fiscal prudence, according to the Finance Minister. The government emphasizes a 15-year plan for sustained growth, contrasting with the previous administration's focus on short-term political gains.

Tamil Nadu's TVK-led government announced the creation of India’s first AI and innovation city, 'Arivagam', and declared Thoothukodi and Tirunelveli as a 'Space Industrial Investment Zone' due to the strategic spaceport at Kulasekarapattinam.

The Tamil Nadu government led by TVK has increased the Haj subsidy to ₹35,000 for first-time pilgrims and allocated ₹1,700 crore to the Backward Classes, Most Backward Classes, and Minorities Welfare Department.

DMK leader Udhayanidhi led a demonstration in Thanjavur, demanding the cancellation of Karnataka’s Mekedatu balancing reservoir project, full waiver of farmers’ loans, and declaration of delta districts as drought-affected. The protest criticized the TVK-led government as 'incompetent' in addressing these issues.

Political leaders are urging the Centre to approve a metro rail project for Coimbatore. Vanathi Srinivasan suggests the TVK-led government should revise the DPR and resubmit it, noting that the Union government approves proposals meeting the metro policy criteria.

Nainar Nagenthran condemns the TVK-led government over a police assault on schoolgirls in Ariyalur. The BJP leader has called for legal action against the police officers involved in the incident.

The TVK-led government has initiated consultations for its first industrial policy in Tamil Nadu. The policy aims to address industrial development in the state.

T.N. BJP claims Minister Nirmalkumar's statements about the Parandur site are false propaganda. Nainar Nagenthran accused the TVK-led government, led by Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay, of hindering Tamil Nadu's economic development and youth employment opportunities.

Edappadi Palaniswami urged the TVK-led government to follow Jayalalithaa's approach regarding NLC disinvestment. He stated his party would organize protests against privatizing NLC and pledged support for any related agitation.

Stalin accuses the TVK-led government of failing to address power cuts and farmers' problems. The criticism highlights unresolved issues impacting infrastructure and agriculture.

BJP criticizes the TVK-led government for providing biscuits instead of breakfast to students, rejecting the claim that food shortages resulted from increased student numbers. The BJP state unit president argued the government should have planned based on the number of students.

M.K. Stalin criticized the TVK-led government's decision to rename the Naan Mudhalvan scheme as Thiran Tamil Nadu and remove its content from social media, stating that altering the name would not erase gratitude from beneficiaries.

Edappadi Palaniswami claimed the TVK-led government failed to secure Cauvery water for kuruvai cultivation. He also noted that 436 schemes announced by the government across departments were not mentioned in the Governor’s address.

The Assembly Secretariat issued notices to four ex-MLAs for defying AIADMK whip during a trust vote in Tamil Nadu Assembly. The individuals voted for the TVK-led government, resigned from their legislative posts, and joined TVK.