Tamil Nadu Minister and DMK leader V Senthil Balaji resigned from the MK Stalin Cabinet on Sunday after the Supreme Court issued a stern warning in a money laundering case. The top court had asked Balaji to choose between his “post and freedom,” warning that his bail could be cancelled if he did not step down as minister. Another minister,… Continue reading "Tamil Nadu cabinet reshuffle: Senthil Balaji, Ponmudy dropped"
The Tamil Nadu Cabinet will meet on Tuesday, February 25, at 12 noon to finalise the State Budget that would be presented in the floor of the House on March 14 reportedly with several attractive features since it would be the last full-fledged Budget to be prepared by the DMK government before the Assembly elections in 2026. The Government had… Continue reading "Tamil Nadu Cabinet to be convened on 25 February"
The Tamil Nadu Cabinet during a meeting chaired by Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Tuesday approved 14 new projects worth Rs 38,698.30 crore. The state government, in a statement, said that these projects would generate employment for over 46,000 people. The investments cleared by the state government include a Rs 13,180 crore investment by Yuzhan Technology (India) Pvt Ltd and… Continue reading "TN cabinet approves 14 new projects worth Rs 38,698 crore"
The Tamil Nadu State Cabinet is set to convene on October 8 under the leadership of Chief Minister M.K. Stalin. The meeting will take place at 11 a.m. at the state secretariat, marking a pivotal moment as the cabinet has recently seen the dropping of three ministers and the induction of four others, including V. Senthil Balaji, who is currently… Continue reading "Tamil Nadu Cabinet meeting to be held on 8 October"
The Tamil Nadu cabinet on Tuesday cleared investment proposals worth Rs 7,108 crore by eight companies that could generate 22,536 jobs across the state. The state cabinet also cleared a new policy, after 16 years, on developing minor ports. The policy aims to encourage private participation in recycling, ship-building, and improving minor ports across the state. Speaking to reporters after… Continue reading "TN Cabinet clears investment worth Rs 7,108 crore"