Chief Minister M.K. Stalin urges diplomatic action for release of Tamil Nadu fishermen held by Sri Lankan authorities.

CHENNAI: Taking part in a public demonstration for the first time since his plunge into politics, TVK founder and actor Vijay ...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Sunday wrote to External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar apprising him of the arrest of seven fishermen by Sri Lanka and sought steps for their release. At present ...

Taking a sharper tone, Vijay declared, “The CBI continues to be a puppet in the hands of the RSS and the BJP. Why are you hiding yourselves behind them by ordering a CBI probe into Ajith Kumar’s death ...

DMK chief and TN CM reached out to Veeramani, an elder statesman of Dravidian movement, and N Ram, a respected media figure ...

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Twelve o'clock, one, two o'clock came and no Stalin. The guards began to get worried, but no one dared to go into his rooms. They had no right to disturb Stalin unless invited into his presence ...

Stalin was afraid that Hitler would use the slightest pretext to launch an invasion, and warned his forces to do nothing provocative. Hitler, of course, was going to launch an invasion anyway.