Brahmin faces of Naam Tamilar Katchi in electoral fray, a shift from the past
The Naam Tamilar Katchi (NTK), a political party led by filmmaker-turned-politician Seeman, has fielded six Brahmin candidates in the 2026 Assembly election, a move that has drawn both praise and criticism. The party's long-term supporters among Brahmins are attracted to its focus on Tamil nationalism, environmental politics, and equal representation for all communities. The NTK is attempting to challenge the dominance of traditional Dravidian parties like the DMK and AIADMK by offering a more inclusive platform that addresses the needs of various communities, including Brahmins.
5 APR 2026
— The Hindu
Tiruppur South residents are dissatisfied with the lack of progress on infrastructure projects despite improvements in other areas.
— The Hindu
Despite infrastructure projects, Poonamallee residents cite inadequate civic amenities, including a lack of sewer systems and reliable water supply.
— The Hindu
Residents of the Ambattur Assembly Constituency are demanding improvements to infrastructure and services, including a new government hospital, a government school for boys, and improvements to the Korattur lake.
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