Vijay Vows Centre Cooperation but Says Tamil Nadu Will Oppose Curbs on State Rights

‘People’s welfare is absolute highest priority’: Tamil Nadu CM Vijay at Independence Day event

Vijay announced several measures for ex-servicemen, freedom fighters and their families.

In maiden Independence Day speech, Vijay calls for ‘zero tolerance towards corruption’

Declaring that “the people are the rulers”, the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister called upon his supporters to help “defeat the forces working against our government”

We want people of Tamil Nadu to develop zero tolerance for corruption: CM Vijay

Delivering his I-Day address after hoisting the national flag at the ramparts of Fort St. George, CM Vijay thanked the people for breaking away from “caste and religious considerations” and rejecting “money and muscle power”

Vijay vows Centre cooperation but says Tamil Nadu will oppose curbs on state rights

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay pledged cooperation with the Union government on administrative matters. He asserted opposition to policies infringing upon the state's rights and principles. The government is actively working to eliminate corruption and ensure transparent governance for all citizens. Several welfare schemes are being continued and improved, with new initiatives announced. Vijay reiterated his commitment to achieving a c…

Vijay's First I-Day Speech As Tamil Nadu CM: 'Real Freedom' Means Breaking Caste, Religious Barriers

<p><strong>Vijay First Independence Day Speech: </strong>Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay, delivering his maiden Independence Day address after taking office, called on people to move beyond caste and religious divisions, describing freedom as a continuing journey that must also confront social inequality and corruption. Speaking at Fort St George in Chennai, the 52-year-old Chief Minister paid tribute to those who sacrificed their lives during I…

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay vows corruption-free State, sets $1.5 trillion economy target by 2036

CM Vijay says that the State government was cooperating with the Centre on administrative matters, while making it clear that Tamil Nadu would oppose policies that were against the rights of the State