At its height, the political crackdown felt terrifying and all-encompassing. What can we learn from how the movement unfolded—and from how it came to an end?

On 18 September 1964, during a no-confidence motion against his government, India’s former Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri ...

Annamalai's tirade against Stalin came in response to Stalin's assertion of being Tamil Nadu's fair and firm voice on the Two Language Policy. Watch left Right and Centre Stalin 'Con Man' Vs 'Con ...

MK Stalin said Tamil Nadu’s call for a fair deal in language policy and delimitation is gaining nationwide attention, unsettling the BJP. Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin on Thursday hit back ...

In a sharp reply to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's criticism over the three-language row, his Tamil Nadu counterpart MK Stalin has said the firebrand leader's remarks are not irony ...

While Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin criticised the policy, Rajya Sabha MP Sudha Murthy and Kerala’s education minister R. Bindu expressed support for multilingual education. Addressing a ...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin criticized Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan for calling the Tamil Nadu government "dishonest" and "ruining" students' futures. Stalin reiterated his ...

Slamming the Stalin government's move, BJP TN chief K Annamalai asked the chief minister how stupid he could be to do it. "The DMK government's State Budget for 2025-26 replaces the Rupee Symbol ...

Lenin, Friedrich Engels, Joseph Stalin, on the backdrop of Yanaimalai in Madurai would easily explain to anyone how the party at even global level was integrated with ground level.

The move saw the state BJP hit out at the MK Stalin-led party. The logo also had the caption “everything for all,” indicating at what the ruling DMK claims is its inclusive model of governance.