Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has refuted Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin’s allegation that the Centre is withholding funds due to the state’s refusal to implement the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. Pradhan criticized Stalin for attempting to create division between states and called for prioritizing student interests over political gains.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin’s camaraderie took center stage as Gandhi expressed his desire to cycle with Stalin in Chennai. This exchange followed a viral video of Stalin enjoying a bike ride along Chicago’s shoreline during his US investment tour. The two leaders engaged in light-hearted banter, promising a cycling adventure in Chennai, a delicious South Indian lunch, and a box of sweets.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin embarked on a US visit to attract investments, meeting with tech giants like Apple, Google, and Microsoft. He secured over ₹900 crore in investments on the first day of his trip, promising 4,100 new jobs across multiple sectors in Tamil Nadu. The Chief Minister also highlighted his commitment to preserving and promoting Tamil Nadu’s cultural heritage.
Udhayanidhi Stalin, Tamil Nadu’s Minister of Youth Welfare and Sports Development, has dismissed rumors of his elevation to Deputy Chief Minister. He asserted that all ministers in the DMK government are effectively deputy chief ministers. The decision ultimately rests with Chief Minister MK Stalin, who is also the party president.
Udhayanidhi Stalin, the son of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, is widely expected to be appointed as the state’s Deputy Chief Minister, according to multiple media reports citing unnamed sources.
