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Tamil Nadu's Lok Sabha Elections 2024 saw the early arrival of Tamil superstar Ajith Kumar at his polling booth in Thiruvanmiyur, Chennai, where he actively participated by casting his vote. Adding to the electoral fervor, iconic actor Rajinikanth was also witnessed exercising his franchise in the state's Lok Sabha Elections

Within TN BJP, there are a few who feel that the party is better off without the AIADMK as the omissions and commissions of the ruling dispensation in the state is being unfairly tainted on it (BJP). 

Days after a 23-year-old Subashree lost her life after a banner illegally erected by an AIADMK leader fell on her, Chennai Police has named councillor Jayagopal in an FIR

Thousands of Left workers in West Bengal held a protest fighting for education and unemployment. Former Karnataka chief minister HD Kumaraswamy is back in the headlines but not for his political works, but his scathing attack against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. All this and more on today's MyNation in 100 seconds.

Madras high court says it is tired of passing multiple orders against illegal flex boards. The high court’s statements come in the wake of a 23-year-old woman’s death in Chennai. The AIADMK has been blamed for the incident. 

A 23-year-old woman became the latest victim of illegal banner accidents. The woman’s death has once again raked up the issue and fingers are now being pointed at the ruling AIADMK government in Tamil Nadu for the mishap. 

While the sand brought from Malaysia, to meet the requirements of the union territory still sits in Karaikal port after 120 days of its arrival, AIADMK's A Anbalagan has demanded a CBI probe into the issue

Tamil Nadu education minister, AIADMK’s Sengottaiyan has refused to implement the ban on students wearing wristbands signifying their castes
 

Former finance minister P Chidambaram, who had launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi about the abrogation of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir is now at the receiving end of criticism as Tamil Nadu chief minister Edappadi K Palaniswami has calling him a burden on the planet.

Though DMK’s victory in Vellore seemed to further stamp authority in Lok Sabha elections held in Tamil Nadu, the win margin compared to that of other constituencies won in April serves a warning sign for the MK Stalin-led party  

The counting of votes for Vellore Lok Sabha constituency was held today (August 9). The election happened on August 5. DMK's DM Kathir Anand won

The Vellore Lok Sabha constituency went to polls on August 5 after it was cancelled following tax raids and cash seizures in April

With the Vellore constituency becoming a sought-after seat for both the AIADMK and DMK, one would expect that the MK Stalin-led party would put Kanimozhi at the forefront of its election campaign, but strangely enough, she seems to have been kept out of the picture

The AIADMK and the DMK are going all out to secure the Vellore seat which goes to poll on August 5. The AIADMK seeking to emerge out of the shadows of the BJP has a major point to prove.

The Vellore Lok Sabha seat was the single constituency that didn't go to poll on April 18 when the rest of Tamil Nadu was participating in the Lok Sabha and by-polls, following mass cash seizures on the DMK's side. The poll is scheduled for August 5 and Tamil Nadu chief minister Edappadi K Palaniswami has not stopped himself for blaming MK Stalin