Jana Nayagan · 23 July 2026 · Thalapathy Vijay's Final Film

One Last Bow

Thalapathy Vijay's 69th and final film, directed by H. Vinoth with music by Anirudh Ravichander, releases worldwide on 23 July 2026 — the closing frame of a four-decade career, and the prologue to a nation's next chapter.

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The Final Film

Jana Nayagan — Thalapathy Vijay, final film, releasing 23 July 2026

Curated Updates

Daily Summary

14 Sept 2026Daily Summary · September 14, 2026Political Desk
DMK's A. Raja Draws Backlash for Personal Attack on CM Vijay Amid MISA Row, Withdraws Remarks
A political row over Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay's Assembly remarks on M. Karunanidhi and M.K. Stalin escalated this week after DMK MP A. Raja made derogatory personal remarks about Vijay and a state minister at a party protest meeting, then withdrew them following backlash from allies including the CPI(M) and VCK. On September 14, Tamil Nadu ministers Vanni Arasu and S. Ramesh, and CPI(M) state secretary P. Shanmugam, renewed criticism of the DMK over the episode.
12 Sept 2026Daily Summary · September 12, 2026Political Desk
DMK Holds Statewide Protest Against CM Vijay's Remarks on Karunanidhi and Stalin
The DMK staged protests across Tamil Nadu on September 12 condemning Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay's Assembly remarks targeting party patriarch M. Karunanidhi and president M.K. Stalin, with senior leader P.K. Sekar Babu dismissing the Chief Minister's corruption allegations as theatrics.
11 Sept 2026Daily Summary · September 11, 2026Political Desk
AIADMK's Palaniswami Opposes ₹1,200-Crore New Assembly-Secretariat Complex at Pattinapakkam
AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K. Palaniswami on September 11 opposed the Tamil Nadu government's proposal to build a new Assembly-Secretariat complex on Santhome Road at Pattinapakkam, saying the roughly Rs 1,200-crore project was unaffordable given the state's debt burden and unsuitable for a site with fishing hamlets, homes, schools and heavy traffic.
09 Sept 2026Daily Summary · September 9, 2026Political Desk
AIADMK Invites Candidate Applications for October 6 Madurantakam and Dharapuram By-elections
With the Election Commission scheduling by-elections to the Madurantakam (SC) and Dharapuram (SC) Assembly seats for October 6, the AIADMK on September 9 invited applications from aspirants for the two constituencies. General secretary Edappadi K. Palaniswami said the party would win both seats, alleging the vacancies were engineered through defections to protect the TVK government. The seats fell vacant after two AIADMK MLAs resigned and joined the TVK.

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Leadership

A voice that moves millions.

From the silver screen to the assembly floor — Vijay carries the weight of 40 years of public trust into every policy, every rally, every guarantee.

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TVK Manifesto · 2026

Ten Guarantees. One Tamil Nadu.

Women's welfare, health, education, jobs, farmers — each guarantee carries a financial commitment and a delivery timeline, now being implemented.

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Historic Mandate · May 2026

CM Vijay's Tamil Nadu

Party President · C. Joseph Vijay

Elected from Both Seats

Perambur · Chennai — Tiruchirappalli East

TN-AC-012 · Chennai

Perambur

Won

C. Joseph Vijay

Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam

Share: 57.9%
Margin: 43,651
Counted: 100%

C. Joseph Vijay · TVK 57.9%
R.D. Shekar · DMK 35.0%
M. Thilagabama · PMK 4.5%

TN-AC-141 · Tiruchirappalli

Tiruchirappalli East

Won

C. Joseph Vijay

Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam

Share: 44.0%
Margin: 5,652
Counted: 100%

C. Joseph Vijay · TVK 44.0%
S. Inigo Irudayaraj · DMK 40.5%
G. Rajasekaran · AIADMK 12.5%

Official ECI Results · Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly · 04 May 2026

TVK Wins Tamil Nadu — A Mandate for Change

108 seats · 234 total · Majority at 118

TVK

108

DMK

ADMK

INC

PMK

IUML

CPI

Road to Power

Alliance to Power

Alliance Total

121

2 seats above 118 majority

TVK

108

118 majority

INC

VCK

CPI

CPI(M)

IUML

TVK (108) + Congress (5) + VCK (2) + CPI (2) + CPI(M) (2) + IUML (2) = 121 — 2 seats above the 118-seat majority mark. TVK count reflects Vijay's anticipated resignation from Tiruchirappalli East.

Majority mark

Party	Seats Won
TVKTamilaga Vettri Kazhagam	108
DMKDravida Munnetra Kazhagam	59
ADMKAll India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam	47
INCIndian National Congress	5
PMKPattali Makkal Katchi	4
IUMLIndian Union Muslim League	2
CPICommunist Party of India	2
VCKViduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi	2
CPI(M)CPI (Marxist)	2
BJPBharatiya Janata Party	1
DMDKDesiya Murpokku Dravida Kazhagam	1
AMMKMNKZAmma Makkal Munnettra Kazagam	1
Total	234

District map

Tamil Nadu — district leaders

32 district outlines (Census 2011). Post-2018 new districts merge back into their parents for the leader join.

TVKDMKAIADMKBJPINCNTK

All Constituencies — Every Voice, Every Seat

107 constituencies

Constituency	Leader	Party	Margin	%	Status
AlandurTN-AC-028	M. Harish	TVK	29,609	100%	Won
AmbatturTN-AC-008	Balamurugan G	TVK	58,781	100%	Won
Anna NagarTN-AC-021	V.K. Ramkumar	TVK	21,363	100%	Won
ArakonamTN-AC-038	V. Gandhiraj	TVK	23,121	100%	Won
AranthangiTN-AC-183	Mohamed Farvas J	TVK	10,062	100%	Won
AvadiTN-AC-006	R. Ramesh Kumar	TVK	76,311	100%	Won
AvanashiTN-AC-112	Kamali S	TVK	15,373	100%	Won
BhavanisagarTN-AC-107	V.P. Tamilselvi	TVK	4,569	100%	Won
ChengalpetTN-AC-032	S. Thiyagarajan	TVK	35,714	100%	Won
Coimbatore NorthTN-AC-118	V. Sampathkumar	TVK	21,992	100%	Won
CuddaloreTN-AC-155	B. Rajkumar	TVK	15,519	100%	Won
CumbumTN-AC-201	Jeganathmishra PLA	TVK	751	100%	Too close
EgmoreTN-AC-016	Rajmohan	TVK	10,804	100%	Won
Erode EastTN-AC-098	M. Vijay Balaji	TVK	23,966	100%	Won
Erode WestTN-AC-099	Ananth Moghan K.K	TVK	22,250	100%	Won
GobichettipalayamTN-AC-106	Sengottaiyan K.A	TVK	16,620	100%	Won
GudiyattamTN-AC-046	K. Sindu	TVK	10,097	100%	Won
GummidipoondiTN-AC-001	S. Vijayakumar	TVK	27,945	100%	Won
K.V. KuppamTN-AC-045	Thenral Kumar E	TVK	20,255	100%	Won
KallakurichiTN-AC-080	Arul Vignesh C	TVK	798	100%	Too close