@DrSenthil_MDRD You yourself would have distributed money for votes and then recovered it several times over from public funds. We may not have the proof in hand, but the absence of proof doesn’t mean it never happened. Wrongdoings are almost always done without leaving easy evidence.
@svembu This entire thread is the proof of good governance. People should understand this beyond their love or hate for a single party. Government should be appreciated based on performance and intention. Not solely based on how long or old the party is.
@Iyankarthikeyan You are always biased and you do fact check only for one specific party. Don’t tweet as if like you are the saviour of people. No govt can charge beyond the standard charges. Instead of making video or tweets, people should reach to TANGEDCO and resolve the issue.
@PRSundar64 LIC completed a 1:1 bonus issue in May 2026, doubling shares outstanding and requiring price adjustment; the IPO price on a post-bonus equivalent basis is roughly ₹474-475.
@Akshita_N Don’t ever justify to this guy. Arguing with blind loyalists is pointless. They’ll defend the indefensible, move the goalposts, and never admit when their own side is wrong.
@sunnewstamil@beemji Mediocre speech. Why fixate on voicing out for one particular caste when poverty, education gaps, and NEET struggles affect people across all communities in Tamil Nadu? Real change means addressing root issues for everyone, not selective outrage.
@RKRadhakrishn Thanks @RKRadhakrishn. Where as you are working so hard to contribute to society and utilising your PhD skills to uplift the Indian economy. God bless
@UpdatesChennai@UpdatesChennai straight to the point. Farming is not a service. It’s a business for the landlords in village like renting the house in the city. Milking from the salaried workers is not new for this country.
Talk of a DMK–ADMK alliance cannot be taken lightly. In Tamil Nadu politics, that would be as politically shocking and ideologically opposite as Congress joining hands with BJP to form a government at the national level.
@AnanthAyyasamy Life is brutal and unfair. Elections today often reward visibility, money power, caste equations, and short-term memory over consistent work.
One day, your daughter will understand that losing an election is not the same as losing integrity. That matters more.
It could weaken both parties’ ideological base, create voter distrust, and indirectly make emerging forces like TVK and other major alternatives much stronger in the coming years.
A DMK–AIADMK post-poll alliance would become one of the most interesting political science case studies in India. Two rivals who shaped Tamil Nadu politics for decades joining hands for power would completely reshape TN’s political landscape.
An alliance would destroy their core ideology, confuse cadres, anger loyal voters, and open the door for new political forces to rise. People can forgive defeat, but not political hypocrisy.