The 'Dravidian model' of development - one of several flashpoints between Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK and the BJP-AIADMK opposition ahead of an Assembly election in April - is built on a socio-economic ...

Tamil Nadu IT Minister PTR Palanivel Rajan explains how decades of inclusive social policy form the core of the Dravidian model. From viral fame to demotion: Why Indore’s famous ‘dancing cop’ has just ...

“The Dravidian model of governance is not a movement that captures power for the sake of positions; it is a system that uses the power for the sake of principles,” said K. Veeramani, president, ...

Vignesh Rajahmani’s The Dravidian Pathway: How the DMK Redefined Power and Identity in South India enters the scholarly arena as an ambitious attempt to chronicle the evolution of the Dravida Munnetra ...

The BJP claimed the DMK was trying to "remove the pooja and Hindu elements from Pongal". A call by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK President MK Stalin to celebrate what he described as a "Dravidian ...

Tamil Nadu has been an outlier in Indian politics in some ways. Two aspects of state politics that make it unique are particularly significant. One, no national party has formed a government in the ...

He was 92 and is survived by his wife. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin condoled his death and said Ganesan dedicated his life to the DMK and the cause of Tamil identity. Expressing profound grief ...

Chennai: Conveying his New Year greetings to the people of the State, Chief Minister M K Stalin said the year 2026 would usher in the Dravidian Model Rule 2.0 and the DMK would continue the fight with ...

M K Stalin distributes two-wheelers to disabled people. KALLAKURICHI: Tamil Nadu chief minister M K Stalin on Friday asserted that the ‘Dravidian model govt would never allow communal forces to divide ...

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For a country as vast and layered as India, a single, monolithic “Indian design” is an impossibility – and perhaps even an injustice. The strength of this civilisation has always been its plurality: ...

Tamil Nadu has become the centre of a century-long ideological clash: the Dravidian movement’s anti-caste, rationalist governance model vs the BJP’s centralising, homogenising Hindutva project.