Tamil Nadu BJP chief Annamalai expressed confidence that the party’s central leadership will decide on alliances for the 2026 assembly elections to challenge the ruling DMK. Amid speculation of a BJP-AIADMK alliance revival, Annamalai emphasised the aim to strengthen the party and address state issues like corruption and law and order.
Related Posts
Jalgaon tragedy: 8 dead as passengers jump off train fearing fire, get run over by another
Eight people were killed in Maharashtra’s Jalgaon district when they stepped onto tracks due to a fire rumour and were struck by another train. The […]
Poonawalla Fincorp CTO steps down after ‘harassment’ by HR head
Poonawalla Fincorp’s CTO, Dhiraj Saxena, resigned due to alleged harassment by the CHRO. Saxena’s resignation letter cited “unnecessary interventions” impacting IT operations. His departure coincides […]
‘Passengers watched in shock’: Lovers leap to death from train in MP
A young couple jumped to their deaths from a moving train into a river in MP’s Chhatarpur district. Sanjeev Ahirwar, 20, and an unidentified girl […]