Actor Vijay's Thamizhaga Vettri Kazhagam held its second state-level conference in Madurai, attracting large crowds but ...

Actor-turned-politician Vijay, riding high on an unprecedented wave of popularity, drew massive crowds at his mega rally in ...

Vijay sharply criticized the DMK government's administration, law and order, and its populist schemes. He also accused DMK of ...

Vijay intends to present his party, TVK, as a third front in Tamil Nadu politics, an alternative to both DMK and the AIADMK.

The actor-turned-politician targets the disillusioned AIADMK cadres, Vijayakanth supporters, and minorities and pitches to ...

Actor-turned-politician Vijay's second major political conference has reignited debate on the kind of impact he could make in ...

TVK leader Vijay sets sights on 2026 Tamil Nadu elections, with DMK and BJP as key opponents. Emphasizing social safety and historical political shifts, he posits TVK as a disruptive alternative.

Tamil film actor Vijay’s entry into politics with his newly launched party is being likened to the debuts of MG Ramachandran and NT Rama Rao, but history suggests that star-run outfits have rarely had ...

"Because of your stubbornness, you (PM Modi) continue to impose the NEET exam, and it pains me to even speak about what is ...

Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam chief Vijay criticized the BJP and AIADMK at a rally in Madurai, calling them a 'slave alliance' and asserting that his party will be a formidable opponent in the 2026 Tamil ...

Vijay’s speech saw a calculated reach for disillusioned cadres of the AIADMK and Vijayakanth’s DMDK, for minority voters and for anti-BJP segments.

Vijay said the Assembly polls next year will see the TVK scripting a new chapter in Tamil Nadu's political history similar to the achievements of the regional parties in the 1967 and 1977 Assembly ...