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Clear filtersIntroductionHighlighting severe constitutional anxieties over impending post-2026 parliamentary delimitation, the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly on 17 August 2026 passed a unanimous political resolution demanding that t...
IntroductionThe Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly, on 15 August 2026, unanimously adopted a significant political and constitutional resolution urging the Union Government to maintain the total strength of the Lok Sabha at...
IntroductionIn a deeply structural and highly massive administrative development, the Tamil Nadu Government strictly and officially asked the State Election Commissioner (SEC), B. Jothi Nirmalasamy, to step down from her...
Demographic Civic Governance: State Election Commission Maps Ward Boundaries Across District and Village Panchayats to Balance Voter RatiosIn a vital step toward streamlining grassroots democratic representation and prep...
Demographic Transition Analysis: Crucial Ten-Year Metric Decline Pushes National Total Fertility Rate Below Replacement LevelIn a major statistical release re-defining subcontinental planning indices, the Office of the R...
Judicial Intervention Ahead of Crucial Tamil Nadu Floor TestOn May 12, 2026, a summer vacation Bench of the Madras High Court issued an interim order restraining TVK MLA R. Seenivasa Sethupathy from participating in the...
Tamil Nadu's election history records several landmark changes. In 1967 the DMK defeated the Congress, and delimitation raised Assembly seats from 206 to 234. The 1971 poll ran over three days, while in 1977 all 234 seat...
Tamil Nadu's 234 Assembly seats trace back to the Delimitation Commission that redistributed seats after the 1961 Census, chaired by Justice J.L. Kapur with C.P. Sinha and K.V.K. Sundaram.Under Article 170 and Section 8(...
Tamil Nadu's Committee on Union-State Relations met in New Delhi to discuss Part II of its report. Constituted in April 2025 as a non-partisan exercise, it started work on 1 June 2025. Part I, covering 10 topics includin...
The committee on Union-State relations, formed by Tamil Nadu in 2025 and chaired by retired Supreme Court judge Kurian Joseph, has submitted Part I of its report to the State government. It deals with decentralisation, S...
