Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay
Coverage of Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay in the Nexus archive.
- No non-academic events in school premises, says T.N. govt.
The Tamil Nadu government has issued a circular prohibiting non-academic events in school premises, following backlash over their use for political celebrations, including the birthday of Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay.
- Restore M.K. Stalin’s name in Nemmeli plaque, urges DMK
DMK urges restoration of M.K. Stalin's name on a Nemmeli plaque. Former DMK Minister T.M. Anbarasan claimed the plaque was covered with a cloth before Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay’s inspection visit.
- Stalin, Kanimozhi condemn arrest of DMK cadre for protest against T.N. Minister Sarathkumar
Stalin and Kanimozhi condemn the arrest of DMK cadre protesting against T.N. Minister Sarathkumar. The DMK president criticizes Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay's actions as an attempt to protect a 'fake image' by intimidating opposition parties.
- Tiruvallur ammonia gas leak: Death toll rises to five at seafood processing unit
An ammonia gas leak at a seafood processing unit in Tiruvallur has resulted in five deaths. The company proprietor and factory manager were arrested for prior safety violations, and Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay established a three-member committee to investigate the incident.
- Governor’s address meant for social media reels of TVK, alleges Udhayanidhi Stalin
Udhayanidhi Stalin accuses Governor’s address of being tailored for TVK's social media reels. An Opposition leader claims the address is designed for Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay to promote himself.
- T.N. Governor’s address: TVK govt. to establish Investor Promotion Commission to fast-track approvals for companies
The Tamil Nadu Governor announced the establishment of an Investor Promotion Commission to fast-track company approvals. The government aims to transform Tamil Nadu into a $1.5-trillion economy by 2036, as per Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay's target.
- Tamil Nadu Governor's address Live update: Rajendra Arlekar says two-language policy will continue in the State
Tamil Nadu Governor Rajendra Arlekar announced the continuation of the two-language policy in the state. DMK MLAs, including Udhayanidhi Stalin, protested outside the Assembly against the TVK government and Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay over law and order issues.