The BJP leader said that protests would erupt had the MK Stalin government decided to erect the statue of former Chief Minister and late DMK President M Karunanidhi in Tiruvannamalai. 

Chief Minister MK Stalin has led the campaign of celebrating his birthday and the party has been rolling out the events of providing welfare assistance to the people across the state. 

Recently, Stalin made such a call to senior minister EV Velu and took stock of a government project.

He further asserted that his government will introduce more schemes to the Dharmapuri district in the coming days. 

In an unusual gesture, MK Stalin came to the crematorium ahead of the last rites along with several leaders and ministers and offered his teary farewell to a loyal aide of his father.

From a police writer to the man behind Karunanidhi, Shanmuganathan will always be a part of DMK stalwart's towering legacy.

Establishing Kalaignar canteens was one of the poll promises of MK Stalin and the time has come to roll out the scheme, two hundred days after coming to power. 

The order of setting up the memorial has come two months after the government's first announcement concerning the memorial.

On Tuesday, Panneerselvam had kept his tale of hailing the DMK and he went on to say that his father is a big devotee of late DMK President Karunanidhi.

During his speech, Palanivel Thiagarajan said that the government would incur the loss of Rs 1,160 crore per year by reducing the state tax per litre of petrol.