Chief Minister Stalin declares the state will maintain its two-language policy despite pressure from the Centre to implement ...

The battle over the New Education Policy (NEP) has intensified in Tamil Nadu, turning into a full-fledged political storm.

The latest row erupted after the Centre withheld Rs 2,150 crore meant for Tamil Nadu after the MK Stalin-led government ...

State issues could be crucial for your UPSC exams—just like this one. Why are Tamil Nadu and the Central Government at odds ...

Chief Minister M K Stalin firmly rejects the National Education Policy (NEP), stating it undermines social justice and is ...

The Tamil Nadu BJP chief assured that the students will not be forced to learn a particular language, instead they can choose ...

Criticizing the MK Stalin-led government, Annamalai accused the DMK of creating "two classes of students" by opposing NEP ...

Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan urged Tamil Nadu to implement the three-language formula to ensure educational ...

Union Education Minister urges Tamil Nadu to prioritize student interests, sparking political tensions with state government and Samsung protests.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin firmly opposes National Education Policy, citing harm to students and state interests.

AIADMK's national spokesperson Kovai Sathyan criticized both BJP-led NDA and DMK for their stance on the three-language ...

Stalin asserted that even if the Centre offers ₹10,000 crore, Tamil Nadu will not implement NEP-linked PM SHRI. "If we sign ...