DMK Government to form on Friday:

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  • Dravida Munnetra Kazagham (DMK) is the new government to be formed in Tamil Nadu this Friday.
  • DMK president M K Stalin’s Cabinet, including many other strong ministers like Duraimurugan shall be ministers for the first time. They will be worn as the state heads on Friday granting respectable portfolios to each of them.
  • Governor Banwarilal Purohit has approved the recommendations made by Stalin regarding persons to be appointed as ministers and their portfolios.
  • Mr. Stalin, who would assume office as Chief Minister for the first time, shall hold Home and other portfolios including public, general administration, all India services, district revenue officers, special programmed implementation and welfare of differently abled persons.
  • Stalin’s son Udhayanidhi’s name doesn’t appear on the list but there would be atleast two women on the list.
  • Below listed are the ministers are their respective ministries and the importance of each ministry.
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List of portfolios with respect to ministers:

SL. No.Name of the MinisterRespective MinistryRole of Ministry/ Importance
 M K StalinChief MinisterPublic, general administration, IAS, IPS, other all India service, district revenue officers, police, home, special initiatives, special programmed implementation, welfare of differently-abled persons
 S DuraimuruganWater ResourcesIrrigation projects including small irrigation, legislative assembly, governor and ministry, elections and passports, minerals and mines
 K N NehruMunicipal AdministrationMunicipal administration, urban and water supply
 I PeriasamyCooperationcooperation, statistics and ex-servicemen welfare
 K PonmudiHigher Educationhigher education, including technical education, electronics, science and technology
 E V VeluPublic Workspublic works (buildings, highways and minor ports)
 MRK PanneerselvamAgriculture and Farmer’s Welfareagriculture, agricultural engineering, agro-service cooperatives, horticulture, sugarcane excise, sugarcane development and waste land development
 KKSSR RamachandranRevenue and Disaster Managementrevenue, district revenue establishment, deputy collectors, disaster management
 Thangam ThennarasuIndustriesindustries, Tamil official language and Tamil culture, archaeology
 S RaghupathyLawlaw, courts, prisons and prevention of corruption
 S MuthusamyHousing and Urban Developmenthousing, rural housing, town planning projects and housing development, accommodation control, town planning, urban development and Chennai metropolitan development authority
 K R PeriakaruppanRural Developmentrural development, panchayats and panchayat unions, poverty alleviation programs, rural indebtedness
 T M AnbarasanRural Industriesrural industries, including cottage industries, small industries, slum clearance board
 M P SaminathanInformation and Publicityinformation and publicity, film technology and cinematograph act, newsprint control, stationery and printing, government press
 P Geetha JeevanSocial Welfare and Women Empowermentwomen and children welfare, including social welfare, orphanages and correctional administration, integrated child development scheme and beggar homes and social reforms and nutritious meal program
 Anitha S RadhakrishnanFisheries, Fishermen Welfare and Animal Husbandryfisheries and fisheries development corporation and animal husbandry
 SR RajakannappanTransporttransport, nationalised transport and motor vehicles act
 K RamchandranForestsforests
 R SakkarapaniFood and Civil Suppliesfood and civil supplies, consumer protection and price control
 V SenthilbalajiElectricity, Prohibition and Exciseelectricity, non-conventional energy development, prohibition and excise, molasses
 R GandhiHandlooms and Textileshandlooms and textiles, khadi and village industries board, boodhan and gramadhan
 Ma SubramanianMedical and Family Welfarehealth, medical education and family welfare
 P MoorthyMinister for Commercial Taxes And Registrationcommercial taxes, registration and stamp act, weights and measures, debt relief including legislation on money lending, chits and registration of companies
 SS SivasankarBackward Classes Welfarebackward classes welfare, most backward classes welfare and denotified communities’ welfare
 PK SekarbabuHindu Religious and Charitable EndowmentsHindu religious and charitable endowments
 Palanivel ThiagarajanFinance and Human Resources ManagementFinance, planning, personnel and administrative reforms, pensions and pension allowances
 SM NasarMilk and Dairy DevelopmentMilk and dairy development
 Ginjee K S MasthanMinorities Welfare and Non-Resident Tamils WelfareMinorities welfare, non-resident Tamils welfare, refugees and evacuees and wakf board
 Anbil Mahesh PoyyamozhiSchool EducationSchool education
 Siva V MeyyanathanEnvironment, Climate Change and Youth Welfare and Sports DevelopmentEnvironment and pollution control, youth welfare and sports development
 C V GanesanLabour Welfare and Skill DevelopmentLabour welfare, population, employment and training, census, urban and rural employment
 T Mano ThangarajInformation TechnologyInformation technology
 M MathiventhanTourismTourism and tourism development corporation
 N Kayalvizhi SelvarajAdi Dravidar WelfareAdi Dravidar welfare, hill tribes and bonded labour welfare
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Tamil Nadu Election Results 2021:

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  • Tamil Nadu Election results are out for 2021 and MK Stalin leads the victory with at least 156 seats in the 234-membered constituency.
  • The victory of Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) party marked as a convincing one after almost a struggling decade, overthrowing All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) party.
  • Now that the results are out, MK Stalin to become the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu for the first time, moving towards a majority of its own, expecting to bag 125 seats last night on Sunday.
  • The AIADMK under outgoing chief minister Edappadi K Palaniswami had to put up a decent fight bagging only 66 seats. Its allies PMK nad BJP however, were leading in five and four seats respectively.
  • For the first time, there was no towering presence of two stalwarts, DMK president M. Karunanidhi and AIADMK chief Jayalalithaa.
  • The two communist parties-CPI and CPI(M), secured two seats each allowing VCK (Viduthalai Chiruthaikal Katchi) to win atleast four seats.
  • Other alliances in the contest included MMK (Manithaneya Makkal Katchi), MDMK (Marumalarchi Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam), PMK (Pattali Makkal Katchi), VCK (Vidhuthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi), TVK (Tamizhaga Vazhvurimai Katchi), BJP, AAP, as well as Congress.
  • Now that Congress was an early part of the DMK alliance, it performed outstandingly increasing its presence in the assembly to 17 from a mere eight seats during the previous election in 2016.
  • The DMK’s vote share was 37.7 percent with an impressive performance in regions including southern and northern regions while the AIADMK sliced away 33.4 percent.
  • The State’s Election Commission is yet to declare winners for all the 234 segments after which all the winning constituencies shall be updated soon.
  • Yesterday, for the DMK, it was a dream come true moment and in sync with its election song, “Stalin Thaan vararu”, which meant Stalin is going to become the chief minister.
  • DMK’s major ally the Congress was ahead in 16 seats, VCK in four constituencies and the two left parties in two segments each.
  • In 2006 assembly polls, AIADMK has lost the contest but anyhow managed to bag 61 seats. That following year, DMK won the polling with 96 seats, whereas Congress won 34.
  • But the game took a turning point in the 2016 with AIADMK winning 136 seats, DMK securing only 89 seats, and Congress winning only eight.
  • The prominent winners included the DMK chief MK Stalin himself from Kolathur and his son and party youth wing secretary, Udhayanidhi Stalin from Chepauk-Triplicane.
  • It is announced that MK Stalin will take oath for his Chief Minister post on 7th of May, 2021.
  • Makkal Needhi Maiam Chief Kamal Hassan loses to BJP women’s wing national president Vanathi Srinivasan in Coimbatore South constituency.
  • Kerala’s Left Democratic Front (LDF) won 99 out of the total 140 seats in the assembly, securing a second term in office.
  • Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi k Palaniswami resigns the post, giving a fresh space for DMK to serve the state of Tamil Nadu.
  • Amid allegations of dynasty politics, DMK strategists made a conscious effort to put Stalin at the centre of its campaign. Some accused him for being in too much hurry to win the post whereas his supporters on his victory consecutively doomed over those accusers and stated that it was his confidence and a good sense of urgency that made him win the contest and that “now the prince has become the king!”
  • People do agree that Stalin’s father Karunanidhi was a great orator, writer, and a national political colossus, but when it comes to Stalin, he loses the capability. They are the spoon-fed steps of his father, that enabled him to climb this wall of victory. It is however, very practical that Stalin didn’t take his inheritance for granted. He put all his wounds over to get this throne that serves the people of Tamil Nadu as well as the Indian civilization.
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Tamil Nadu Assembly Election Results 2021:

PartyWonLeadingTotal
All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam422668
Bharatiya Janata Party314
Communist Party of India202
Communist Party of India (Marxist)112
Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam9141132
Indian National Congress9817
Pattali Makkal Katchi415
Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi314
Total15579234
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List of Winners and their respective constituencies:

ConstituencyConstituency No.Leading CandidateLeading Party
Alangudi182Siva.V.MeyyanathanDMK
Alangulam223Paul Manoj PandianAIADMK
Ambasamudram225E.SubayaAIADMK
Ambur48Vilwanathan.A.CDMK
Anaikattu44A.P.NandakumarDMK
Andipatti198A.MaharajanDMK
Anna Nagar21M.K. MohanDMK
Anthiyur105Venkatachalam.A.GDMK
Arakkonam38S.RaviAIADMK
Arcot42J.L.EswarappanDMK
Ariyalur149Chinnappa KDMK
Aruppukkottai207K.K.S.S.R.RamachandranDMK
Attur82Jayasankaran, A.P.AIADMK
Avanashi112Dhanapal, PAIADMK
Bargur52Mathiazhagan DDMK
Bhavani104Karuppanan.K.CAIADMK
Bhavanisagar107A.BannariAIADMK
Bhuvanagiri157Arunmozhithevan. AAIADMK
Chengalpattu32Varalakshmi.MDMK
Chengam62Giri.M.PDMK
Chepauk-Thiruvallikeni19Udhayanidhi StalinDMK
Cheyyar68Jothi. ODMK
Chidambaram158K.A. PandianAIADMK
Coimbatore (South)120Vanathi SrinivasanBJP
Coonoor110Ramachandran, K.DMK
Cuddalore155G.IyappanDMK
Dharapuram101Kayalvizhi NDMK
Dharmapuri59Venkateshwaran.S.P.PMK
Dr.Radhakrishnan Nagar11Ebenezer. J.J. (@) John Ebenezer.JDMK
Egmore16I.ParanthamenDMK
Erode (East)98Thirumahan Everaa,E.Congress
Gandarvakkottai178M.ChinnaduraiCPM
Gingee70Masthan K SDMK
Gobichettipalayam106Sengottaiyan K.AAIADMK
Gudalur109Pon.JayaseelanAIADMK
Gudiyattam46Amulu.VDMK
Harbour18Sekarbabu. P.KDMK
Harur61Sampathkumar.VAIADMK
Jayankondam150Kannan Ka So KaDMK
Jolarpet49Devaraji.K.DMK
Kadayanallur221C.KrishnamuraliAIADMK
Kalasapakkam65Saravanan.P.S.TDMK
Kallakurichi80Senthilkumar.MAIADMK
Kangayam102Saminathan.M.PDMK
Karaikudi184S.MangudiCongress
Katpadi40DuraimuruganDMK
Kattumannarkoil159Sinthanai SelvanVCK
Killiyoor234Rajesh Kumar SCongress
Kilpennathur64K.PitchandiDMK
Kilvaithinankuppam45M.Jagan MoorthyAIADMK
Kovilpatti218Kadambur RajuAIADMK
Kulithalai137R.ManickamDMK
Kumarapalayam97Thangamani.PAIADMK
Kumbakonam171Anbalagan, G.DMK
Kunnam148Sivasankar, S.S.DMK
Kurinjipadi156M.R.K.PanneerselvamDMK
Lalgudi143A.SoundarapandianDMK
Madathukulam126C MahendranAIADMK
Madavaram9Sudharsanam. SDMK
Madurai North191Thalapathi GDMK
Madurai South192Boominathan.MDMK
Madurai West194Raju. KAIADMK
Madurantakam35Maragatham. KAIADMK
Mailam71Sivakumar CPMK
Manachanallur144S. KathiravanDMK
Manamadurai187Tamilarasi A.DMK
Mannargudi167Rajaa T R BDMK
Mayiladuthurai161Rajakumar.SCongress
Melur188Periyapullan @ Selvam P.AIADMK
Mettuppalayam111Selvaraj A KAIADMK
Mettur85Sadhasivam.SPMK
Modakkurichi100Saraswathi.CBJP
Musiri145N. ThiyagarajanDMK
Mylapore25Velu.DhaDMK
Nagapattinam163J. Mohamed ShanavasVCK
Nannilam169Kamaraj RAIADMK
Natham131Natham.R.ViswanathanAIADMK
Neyveli153Saba.RajendranDMK
Nilakkottai130S.ThenmozhiAIADMK
Oddanchatram128Sakkarapani RDMK
Orathanadu175Vaithilingam, R.AIADMK
Ottapidaram217Shunmugaiah CDMK
Padmanabhapuram232Mano Thangaraj, T.DMK
Palacode57Anbalagan.K.P.AIADMK
Palayamkottai226Abdul Wahab .MDMK
Panruti154Velmurugan.TDMK
Papanasam172Dr.JAWAHIRULLAH, M.H.DMK
Pappireddipatti60Govindasamy.AAIADMK
Paramakudi209Murugesan SDMK
Paramathi-Velur95Sekar SAIADMK
Pattukkottai176Annadurai, K.DMK
Pennagaram58Mani. G.KPMK
Perambalur147Prabhaharan, M.DMK
Perambur12Shekar. R.DDMK
Peravurani177Ashokkumar, N.DMK
Perundurai103Jayakumar, S.AIADMK
Pollachi123Pollachi V. JayaramanAIADMK
Polur66Agri KRISHNAMURTHY. S SAIADMK
Poompuhar162Nivedha M. MuruganDMK
Radhapuram228M.AppavuDMK
Rajapalayam202Thangapandian S.DMK
Ranipet41R.GandhiDMK
Rasipuram92Mathiventhan MDMK
Rishivandiyam78Karthikeyan KDMK
Royapuram17Murthy.R.IdreamDMK
Salem (North)89R. RajendranDMK
Sankarankovil219Raja EDMK
Sankarapuram79Udhayasuriyan TDMK
Sattur204Raghuraman, A.R.R.DMK
Senthamangalam93Ponnusamy KDMK
Sholinghur39A.M.MunirathinamCongress
Sirkazhi160PanneerselvamDMK
Sivaganga186Pr. SenthilnathanAIADMK
Sivakasi205Ashokan.GCongress
Srirangam139Palaniyandi.MDMK
Srivaikuntam216Amirtharaj .SCongress
Srivilliputhur203Manraj, E.M.AIADMK
Sulur116Kandasamy V.P.AIADMK
Tenkasi222Palani Nadar.SCongress
Thalli56Ramachandran.TCPI
Thanjavur174Neelamegam, T.K.G.DMK
Thiruporur33S.S.BalajiVCK
Thiruthuraipoondi166Marimuthu KCPI
Thiruvaiyaru173Durai.ChandrasekaranDMK
Thiruvallur4Raajendran, V.G.DMK
Thiruvarur168Kalaivanan Poondi K.DMK
Thiruverumbur142Anbil Mahesh PoyyamozhiDMK
Thiruvottiyur10K.P.ShankarDMK
Thoothukkudi214P.Geetha JeevanDMK
Thousand Lights20Ezhilan NDMK
Thuraiyur146S.StalinkumarDMK
Tindivanam72Arjunan PAIADMK
Tiruchendur215Anitha R. RadhakrishnanDMK
Tiruchengodu96Eswaran E RDMK
Tiruchirappalli (East)141Inigo Irudayaraj,S.DMK
Tiruchirappalli (West)140Nehru, K.N.DMK
Tiruchuli208Thangam ThenarasuDMK
Tirukkoyilur76K.PonmudyDMK
Tirunelveli224Nainar NagenthranBJP
Tirupattur50A. NallathambiDMK
Tiruppattur185Kr.PeriyakaruppanDMK
Tiruppur (North)113Vijeyakumar.K.NAIADMK
Tiruppur (South)114Selvaraj. K.DMK
Tiruvannamalai63E V VeluDMK
Tittakudi151Ganesan, C.V.DMK
Udhagamandalam108Ganesh, R.Congress
Udumalaipettai125Radhakrishnan,K.AIADMK
Ulundurpettai77Manikannan A JDMK
Usilampatti197Ayyappan PAIADMK
Valparai124Amulkandasami T KAIADMK
Vandavasi69Ambethkumar SDMK
Vaniyambadi47G.Sendhil KumarAIADMK
Vanur73Chakrapani MAIADMK
Vasudevanallur220Sadhan Thirumalaikumar, Doctor.TDMK
Vedaranyam165O.S.ManianAIADMK
Vedasandur133Gandhirajan SDMK
Veerapandi91Rajamuthu, M.AIADMK
Vellore43Karthikeyan .PDMK
Veppanahalli54K.P.MunusamyAIADMK
Vikravandi75Pugazhenthi NDMK
Vilathikulam213Markandayan VDMK
Villivakkam14A . VetriazhaganDMK
Virudhunagar206Seenivasan A.R.RDMK
Vriddhachalam152RadhakrishnanCongress
Yercaud83G. ChitraAIADMK
Alandur28T.M.AnbarasanDMK
Ambattur8Joseph SamuelDMK
Arani67S.RamachandranAIADMK
Aranthangi183Ramachandran TCongress
Aravakurichi134Elango. RDMK
Athoor129Periyasamy IDMK
Avadi6Nasar S MDMK
Bodinayakanur200O.PanneerselvamAIADMK
Cheyyur34Babu MVCK
Coimbatore (North)118Amman K.ArjunanAIADMK
Colachal231Prince J.G.Congress
Cumbum201N.RamakrishnanDMK
Dindigul132Sreenivasan.CAIADMK
Edappadi86Edappadi Palaniswami. KAIADMK
Erode (West)99Muthusamy SDMK
Gangavalli81Nallathambi,A.AIADMK
Gummidipoondi1Govindarajan T.JDMK
Hosur55Prakaash YDMK
Kancheepuram37C.V.M.P. EzhailzrasanDMK
Kanniyakumari229Thalavai Sundaram N.AIADMK
Karur135Senthilbalaji VDMK
Kavundampalayam117G.ArunkumarAIADMK
Kilvelur164Nagaimaali V PCPM
Kinathukadavu122Damodaran.SAIADMK
Kolathur13M.K. StalinDMK
Krishnagiri53Senguttuvan.TDMK
Krishnarayapuram136Sivagama Sundari.KDMK
Madurai Central193Palanivel Thiaga RajanDMK
Madurai East189Moorthy PDMK
Maduravoyal7Ganapathy.KDMK
Manapparai138Abdul Samad PDMK
Mudhukulathur212R.S.RajakannappanDMK
Nagercoil230Gandhi M.R.BJP
Namakkal94Ramalingam PDMK
Nanguneri227Ruby R ManoharanCongress
Omalur84R.ManiAIADMK
Palani127Senthil Kumar I.PDMK
Palladam115Anandan M S MAIADMK
Pallavaram30KarunanithiDMK
Periyakulam199K.S.SaravanakumaarDMK
Ponneri2Durai. ChandrasekarCongress
Poonamallee5Krishnaswamy ADMK
Pudukkottai180V . MuthurajaDMK
Ramanathapuram211Katharbatcha MuthuramalingamDMK
Saidapet23Subramanian. MaDMK
Salem (South)90E.BalasubramanianAIADMK
Salem (West)88Arul. RPMK
Sankari87Sundararajan, S.AIADMK
Sholavandan190Venkatesan ADMK
Shozhinganallur27S.AravindrameshDMK
Singanallur121Jayaram, K.RAIADMK
Sriperumbudur29SelvaperunthagaiCongress
Tambaram31Raja.S.RDMK
Thiru-Vi-Ka-Nagar15Sivakumar.PDMK
Thirumangalam196Udhayakumar R BAIADMK
Thirumayam181P.K.VairamuthuAIADMK
Thiruparankundram195Rajanchellappa, V.V.AIADMK
Thiruvidaimarudur170Chezhiaan, Govi.DMK
Thiyagarayanagar24Karunanithi JDMK
Thondamuthur119S.P. VelumaniAIADMK
Tiruttani3S.ChandranDMK
Tiruvadanai210KarumanickamCongress
Uthangarai51T.M.TamilselvamAIADMK
Uthiramerur36Somasundaram VAIADMK
Velachery26Jmh.Aassan MaulaanaCongress
Vilavancode233Vijayadharani SCongress
Villupuram74Lakshmanan RDMK
Viralimalai179Vijaya Basker CAIADMK
Virugampakkam22Amv.Prabhakara RajaDMK
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EXIT POLLS 2021 – West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Assam, Kerala & Puducherry:

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The state assembly elections for the states of West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Assam and Kerala along with elections for the Union Territory of Puducherry were held beginning from March 27th this year and concluded with the end of the eighth phase of voting in West Bengal on April 29th. The counting is to be done soon and the results are expected to be announced on 2nd May 2021. Until the results come out, only speculative results in the form of exit polls will give an indication as to what results we can expect. Exit polls are not accurate by any means and should not be seen as actual results. Let’s have a look at what the exit polls indicate right now.

The scenario in each state is different, firstly, in West Bengal the Mamata Banerjee led Trinamool Congress (TMC) looks to have an edge of Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in what is turning out to be a closely contested battle for power with different exit polls showing either the BJP or TMC in the lead with no certainty of majority. Secondly, in Assam, BJP looks to sweep the elections over the Congress-AIUDF alliance by winning with clear majority. In Kerala meanwhile, all the exit polls have touted the ruling CPI (M) led left front to end the 40 year trend of voting the incumbent ruling party out of power which would mean a severe blow to the Congress led UDF at the hands of the CPI (M) led LDF.

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Down south beside the state of Kerala, Tamil Nadu also had elections conducted in March/April 2021 and the exit polls for Tamil Nadu indicate a crushing victory for the DMK – Congress – Left alliance. Many exit polls are going far enough to daringly predict a complete victory of the alliance over AIADMK. AIADMK is fighting their first elections without their long-time leader late J Jayalalithaa and are on the verge of facing a setback. The DMK led alliance is also without its stalwart leader late M Karunanidhi, this time the alliance led by MK Stalin seeks to return to power in the state after a duration of 10 years.

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All the exit polls have only one similarity, a setback for the Indian National Congress (INC) – most exit polls even predict Congress to be wiped out from the UT of Puducherry. The Congress-Left alliance is already relegated to being a minor player after the battle has become a two horse race between the TMC & BJP. Congress also remains a minor player in the DMK alliance in Tamil Nadu as majority of the seats being predicted as wins for DMK alone.

The BJP has received a major confidence high from the fact that after heaving only a measly 10% vote share in West Bengal in 2016 elections in the state, the exit polls now predict BJP getting more than 100 seats with some exit polls even predicting a BJP win. While the BJP may not win, the number of seats they win might be enough to prevent TMC from winning with absolute majority which will definitely unsettle Mamata Banerjee. The exit polls data has been varying from one exit poll to another. Exit poll data has been gathered from the exit polls of Republic-CNX, India News Jan ki Baat, India TV’s People’s Pulse, TimesNow C Voter, ABP News C Voter, News24’s Today’s Chanakya and India Ahead’s ETG Research.

The national ruling NDA’s main force BJP’s national media in-charge Anil Bhaluni said the exit polls are an indication of the party’s strong performances “under the leadership of Narendra Modi will regain power in Assam, is all set to form the government in West Bengal and Puducherry and will increase its support and voter base in Kerala and Tamil Nadu.”

The whole nation awaits with bated breath as the results will be announced on Sunday, all the while there is an ongoing medical crisis in the country due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Stay indoors and stay safe.

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2021 West Bengal & Tamil Nadu Elections: Election Commission Bans Victory Rallies

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In a move that may just be slightly too late, the Election Commission has banned any victory rallies from taking place after the election results are announced on May 2nd. The Election Commission reeled under heavy pressure from the Madras & Calcutta High Courts who have been pressurising the Election Commission to ban all political gatherings due to the worsening state of the pandemic in the country. India has been breaking its own records every day in posting the highest number of positive Covid-19 cases over 24 hours. At the current rate, India is expected to report 4 lakh positive cases in a single day by the end of the first week of May.

The Election Commission (EC) which decided to go ahead with the final and eight phase of the West Bengal Assembly elections to be held on 29th April. The Madras and Calcutta High Courts have reprimanded the EC due to their lack of action regarding political parties holding public rallies and campaigns during trying times of the pandemic with no regard for social distancing or following Covid-19 safety regulations. After the reprimands, the EC released an order stating – “No victory procession after the counting on 2.5.2021 shall be permissible. Not more than two persons shall be allowed to accompany the winning candidate or his/her authorised representative receive the certificate of election from the returning officer concerned.”

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Voting has recently concluded in the states of Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Union Territory of Puducherry. The results of the elections in the above states and UT along with the election results of West Bengal assembly elections are expected to be announced 2nd May onwards.

The Madras High Court on Monday had some sharp comments to dish out towards the Election Commission. The Madras High Court bench said the EC should be trialled on criminal charges as they are putting lives of the citizens at risk during the pandemic. The Madras High Court also directed the EC to submit a detailed report of the procedure and steps taken to maintain Covid-19 protocols else it will suspend the counting process if need be. The EC has been given until 30th April to submit a detailed report on the same to the Madras High Court.

A very sharp rise in positive Covid-19 cases has been observed in poll bound states. The number of cases in Kerala had shot up by 130%, 215% in Assam, 86% in West Bengal and 47% rise in Uttar Pradesh following the aftermath of the Kumbh Mela. All major political parties have been throwing caution to the wind during the crisis caused by the pandemic, at a time when patients are struggling to find beds and oxygen cylinders, the big wigs of political parties are out in the public carrying out public rallies all the while not wearing masks or following Covid-19 protocols themselves. In spite of witnessing these scenes of carelessness, the EC had opted to stay silent on the issue, raised by the High Courts and media. While Covid-19 protocols were left in the dust, thousands of people gathered in hordes to watch and attend the rallies of these leaders. One wonders if the EC could have taken preventive measures which may have helped in keeping the count of infected persons in the poll-bound states to a minimum.

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Tamil Nadu Assembly Election 2021 :

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  • The article is divided into four major parties that briefly consists of the name of the candidates respective to each constituency.
  • The first list for all the parties was originally published on 5th of March 2021, but due to certain continuous changes of the candidates as per the constituencies, the state election commission released an updated revised list for all the four major parties: DMK, AIADMK, PMK, and BJP/NDA.
  • At present the total number of allotted constituencies per party are:
  • AIADMK- 176
  • DMK- 172
  • PMK- 23
  • NDA/BJP- 17

List of updated candidates constituency-wise:

DMK:

SL.No.ConstituenciesName of the Candidate
 GummidipoondiT J Govindarajan
 TiruttaniS Chandran
 ThiruvallurRajendran
 PoonmallaeA Krishnasami
 AvadiNazar
 MaduravoyalKarapakkam Ganapathi
 AmbatturJoseph Samuel
 MadavaramSudharsanam
 ThiruvottiyurSankar
 Dr. Radhakrishnan NagarJ JEbenesar
 PeramburR D Sekar
 KolathurM K Stalin
 VillivakkamVetriyazhagan
 Thiru-Vi-Ka-NagarThayagam Kavi
 EgmoreParandhaman
 RoyapuramIra Moorthi
 HarbourSekar Babu
 Chepauk-TriplicaneUdhayanidhi Stalin
 Thousand LightsDr. Ezhilan
 Anna NagarM K Mohan
 VirugampakkamA M V Prabhakar raja
 SaidapetMA Subramaniam
 ThiyagarayanagarJ Karunanidhi
 MylaporeMylaiVelu
 ShozhinganallurAravind Ramesh
 AlandurTha Mo Anbarasan
 PallavaramKarunanidhi
 TambaramS R Raja
 ChengalpattuVaralakshmi Madhusoodhanan
 UthiramerurSundar
 KancheepuramEzhilarasan
 KatpadiDuraiMurugan
 RanipetGandhi
 ArcotJ L Eeswarappan
 AnaikattuNandhakumar
 KilvaithinankuppamK Seethaaraman
 GudiyattamV Amalu
 AmburA S Viswanathan
 JolarpetDevaraji
 TirupatturNallathambi
 BargurMadhiyazhagan
 KrishnagiriSenguttuvan
 VeppanahalliMurugan
 HosurY Prakash
 PalacoduP K Murugan
 PennagaramP.N.P.Inbasekaran
 DharmapuriThadangamSubiramani
 PappireddippattiM.Prabhu Rajasekar
 ChengamMu Pe Giri
 TiruvannamalaiA V Velu
 KilpennathurKu Pichchaandi
 KalasapakkamPe SuThi Saravanan
 PolurK V Sekaran
 AraniS SAnbazhagan
 CheyyarO Jothi
 VandavasiS Ambethkumar
 GingeeK S Masthan
 MailamMasilamani
 TindivanamSeethapathiChokkalingam
 VillupuramR Lakshmanan
 VikravandiNa Pugazhendhi
 TirukkoyilurK. Ponmudi
 UlundurpettaiA J Manikannan
 RishivandiyamVasantham Karthikeyan
 SankarapuramThaUdhayasuriyan
 GangavalliRekha Priyadarshini
 AtturJeeva Stalin
 YercaudC Tamilselvan
 MetturS Seenivasaperumal
 EdappadiSampath Kumar
 SankariK.M. Rajesh
 Salem (West)A. Rajendran
 Salem (North)R Rajendhiran
 Salem (South)A S Saravanan
 VeerapandiDr. Tharun
 RasipuramDr.M. Madhivendhan
 SenthamangalamK Ponnusami
 NamakkalP. Ramalingam
 ParamathiVelurK S Moorthy
 KumarapalayamM.Venkatachalam
 Erode (West)S. Muthusami
 ModakkurichiSubbulakshmiJegadeeshan
 DharapuramKayalvizhi Selvaraj
 KangayamSaminathan
 BhavaniK P Durairaj
 AnthiyurVenkatachalam
 GobichettipalayamManimaranG.V.
 GudalurS Kasilingam
 CoonoorK. Ramachandran
 MettuppalayamT R Shanmugasundaram
 Tiruppur (South)K. Selvaraj
 KavundampalayamPayya Alias Krishnan
 Coimbatore (North)V.M. Shanmugasundaram
 ThondamuthurKarthikeya Sivasenapathy
 SinganallurN. Karthik
 KinathukadavuKurichi Prabhakaran
 PollachiVaradharajan
 MadathukulamR. Jayaramakrishnan
 PalaniI.P. Senthilkumar
 OddanchatramR. Sakkarapani
 AthoorI. Periyasamy
 NathamM.A. Aandi Ambalam
 VedasandurS. Gandhirajan
 AravakurichiR. Elango
 KarurSenthil Balaji
 KrishnarayapuramK. Sivakamasundari
 KulithalaiR. Manickam
 SrirangamM. Palaniandi
 Tiruchirappalli (West)K.N. Nehru
 Tiruchirappalli (East)Inigo Irudhayaraj
 ThiruverumburAnbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi
 LalgudiA. Soundrapandiyan
 ManachanallurC.Kathiravan
 MusiriN. Thiyagarajan
 ThuraiyurStalin kumar
 PerambalurM Prabhakaran
 KunnamS SSivashankar
 JayankondamK S K Kannan
 TittakudiC V Ganesan
 NeyveliSaba Rajendiran
 CuddaloreKo Ayyappan
 KurinjipadiM R K Panneerselvam
 BhuvanagiriDurai Ki Saravanan
 SirkazhiMu Panneerselvam
 PoompuharNivethaMurugan
 VedaranyamS K Vedharathinam
 MannargudiTRB Raja
 ThiruvarurPoondiKalaivanan
 NannilamS Jothiraman
 ThiruvidaimarudurKoviChezhiyan
 KumbakonamAnbazhagan
 ThiruvaiyaruDurai Chandrasekaran
 ThanjavurTKG Neelamegam
 OrathanaduRamachandran
 PattukkottaiAnnadurai
 PeravuraniN Ashok kumar
 ViralimalaiM Palaniyappan
 PudukkottaiMuthuraja
 ThirumayamRagupathi
 AlangudiSiva VeMeyyanaadhan
 TiruppatturK R Periyakaruppan
 ManamaduraiK R Periyakaruppan
 Madurai EastP Moorthi
 SholavandanVenkatesan
 Madurai NorthKo Thalapathi
 Madurai CentralP. T. R. Palanivel Thiagarajan
 Madurai WestChinammal
 ThirumangalamManimaran
 AndipattiMaharajan
 PeriyakulamK S Saravanakumar
 BodinayakanurThangaTamilselvan
 CumbumCumbum Ramakrishnan
 RajapalayamThangapandiyan
 VirudhunagarA.R. R. Srinivasan
 AruppukkottaiS.S. R. Ramachandiran
 TiruchuliThangamThennarasu
 ParamakudiMurugesan
 RamanathapuramKadhar Batcha alas Muthuramalingam
 MudhukulathurRaja Kannapan
 VilathikulamMarkandeyan
 ThoothukkudiGeetha Jeevan
 TiruchendurAnitha Radhakrishnan
 OttapidaramShanmugayyaa
 SankarankovilE. Raja
 AlangulamPoongothai
 TirunelveliLakshmanan
 AmbasamudramAvudaiappan
 PalayamkottaiAbdul Wahab
 RadhapuramM. Appavu
 KanniyakumariAustin
 NagercoilN. Suresh Rajan
 PadmanabhapuramMano Thangaraj
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BJP:

SL. No.ConstituencyName of the Candidates
 DharmapuramL Murugan
 KairakudiH Raja
 HarbourVinoj P Selbam
 Thousand LightsKhushboo Sundar
 TiruvannamalaiS Thanigaivel
 TirukkoyilurKalivarathan
 ModakkurichiDr CK Saraswati
 Coimbator SouthVanathi Srinivasan
 ArvakurichiA Annamalai
 TittakudiD Periyasamy
 ThiruvaiyaruPoondi S Venkatesan
 Madurai NorthP Saravanan
 VirudhunagarG Pandurangan
 RamanathapuramD Kuppuram
 TirureiveliNainarNagendran
 NagercoliMR Gandhi
 ColachelP Ramesh

PMK:

SL. NoConstituencyName of the Candidates
1SenjiM.B.S Rajendran
2MailamC. Siva kumar
3JayankondamK. Balu
4ThiruporurK. Arumugam
5Vandavasi
6NeyveliG. Jagan
7TirupatturT.K Raja
8ArcotK.L Ilavazhagan
9GummidipoondiM. Prakash
10MayiladuthuraiChitamalli A. Palaniswamy
11PennagaramGK Mani
12DharmapuriS.P Vengateshwaran
13VridhachalamJ. karthikeyan
14KancheepuramMagesh Kumar
15KilpennathurM.K Selvakumar
16Mettur
17Salem (west)R. Arul
18SholingurA.M Krishnan
19Sankarapuram
20Chepauk – TriplicaneA.V.A Kassali
21Poonamallee
22KilvelurVT Mugundhan
23AtturM. Thilagabama
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AIADMK:

S.NoConstituencyName of the candidates
1BodinayakanurO. Panneerselvam
2EdappadiEdappadi K. Palaniswami
3RoyapuramT. Jayakumar
4NilakkottaiS. Thenmozhi
5PonneriSiruniyamBalaraman
6TiruttaniK.Hari
7ThiruvallurP.V. Ramana
8AvadiMafoi K Pandiarajan
9MaduravoyalBenjamin
10AmbatturAlexander
11MadavaramMoorthi
12ThiruvottiyurKuppan
13Dr.Radhakrishnan NagarR.S. Rajesh
14KolathurAadhirajaram
15VillivakkamJ.C.D Prabakar
16Anna NagarGokulaIndhra
17VirugampakkamRavi
18SaidapetS.Duraisami
19ThiyagarayanagarSathyanarayanan
20MylaporeR.Natraj
21VelacheryM.K Ashok
22ShozhinganallurK.B Kandhan
23AlandurValarmathi
24SriperumbudurPalani
25PallavaramC. Rajendran
26TambaramTKM Chinnaiah
27ChengalpattuGajendran
28CheyyurKanitha Sampath
29MadurantakamMaragathamKumaravel
30UthiramerurSomasundaram
31ArakkonamRavi
32KatpadiV.Ramu
33RanipetS.M Sugumar
34VelloreS.R.K.Appu
35AnaikattuVelazhagan
36GudiyattamJ.Paridha
37VaniyambadiSenthilkumar
38AmburNajar Mohammad
39JolarpetKC Veeramani
40UthangaraiT.M Tamilselvan
41BargurA.Krishnan
42KrishnagiriAshok kumar
43VeppanahalliK.P. Munusamy
44HosurJothi Balakrishna
45PalacoduK.P.Anbazhagan
46PappireddippattiA.Govindasami
47HarurV.Sampathkumar
48ChengamNainakannu
49KalasapakkamV.Paneerselvam
50PolurAgri Krishnamoorthy
51AraniSevur Ramachandran
52CheyyarMohan
53TindivanamArjunan
54VanurChakkarabani
55VikravandiMuthutamilselvan
56VillupuramC V Shanmugam
57UlundurpettaiKumaraguru
58RishivandiyamA. Santosh
59KallakurichiSenthilkumar
60GangavalliNallathambi
61AtturJayasankaran
62YercaudChitra
63OmalurR.Mani
64SankariSundaraj
65Salem (North)Venkatachalam
66Salem (South)Balasubramanian
67VeerapandiM.Raja
68RasipuramV.Saroja
69SenthamangalamChandran
70NamakkalKPP Baskar
71Paramathi-VelurS.Sekar
72TiruchengoduPon Saraswathi
73KumarapalayamThangamani
74Erode (West)KV Ramalingam
75PerunduraiJayakumar
76BhavaniK.C.Karupannan
77AnthiyurK.S.Shanmugavel
78GobichettipalayamK.A.Sengottayan
79BhavanisagarBannari
80GudalurPonJeyaseelan
81CoonoorKappachi D Vinoth
82MettuppalayamA.K.Selvaraj
83AvanashiDhanapal
84Tiruppur (North)Vijayakumar
85Tiruppur (South)Gunasekaran
86PalladamM.S.M.Anandhan
87SulurVP Kandhasamy
88KavundampalayamArunkumar
89Coimbatore (North)Amman Archunan
90ThondamuthurS.P.Velumani
91SinganallurK.R.Jayaram
92KinathukadavuDhamodharan
93PollachiJayaraman
94ValparaiAmul Kandhasamy
95UdumalaipettaiK.Radhakrishnan
96MadathukulamC. Mahendran
97PalaniRavi Manoharan
98OddanchatramN.P.Natraj
99NathamVishwanathan
100DindigulSrinivasan
101VedasandurV.P.P. Paramasivan
102KarurM.R.Vijayabaskar
103KrishnarayapuramMuthukumar alias Thanesh
104KulithalaiN.R.Chandrasekar
105ManapparaiChandrasekar
106SrirangamKu Pa Krishnan
107Tiruchirappalli (West)V. Padmanathan
108Tiruchirappalli (East)VellamandiNatrajan
109ThiruverumburP.Kumar
110LalgudiRajaram
111ManachanallurParanjothi
112MusiriSelvarasu
113ThuraiyurIndiragandhi
114KunnamR.T.Ramachandran
115AriyalurTamarai Rajendran
116PanrutiRajendhran
117CuddaloreM.C.Sampath
118KurinjipadiR.Palanisamy
119BhuvanagiriArunmozhithevan
120ChidambaramK.A.Pandian
121KattumannarkoilMurugumaran
122SirkazhiP.V. Barathi
123PoompuharPavunraj
124NagapattinamThangaKathiravan
125VedaranyamO.S. Maniyan
126ThiruthuraipoondiSureshkumar
127MannargudiSiva Rajamanickam
128ThiruvarurA.N.R.Paneerselvam
129NannilamR.Kamaraj
130ThiruvidaimarudurVeeramani
131PapanasamGopinathan
132OrathanaduVaithiyalingam
133PeravuraniThiruganasambandham
134GandharvakottaiJayabharati
135ViralimalaiVijayabaskar
136PudukkottaiKarthik Thondaimaan
137ThirumayamP.K.Vairamuthu
138AlangudiDharma Thangavel
139AranthangiRajanayagam
140TiruppatturMarudhuAzhaguraj
141SivagangaSenthilnathan
142ManamaduraiS.Nagarajan
143MelurPeriyapulla alias Selvam
144Madurai EastR.Gopalakrishnan
145SholavandanK.Manickam
146Madurai SouthS.S. Saravanan
147Madurai WestSellurK.Raju
148ThiruparankundramRajan Chellapa
149ThirumangalamR.B.Udhayakumar
150UsilampattiAiyappan
151AndipattiLogirajan
152PeriyakulamM.Murugan
153CumbumSayed Khan
154RajapalayamRajendra Balaji
155SrivilliputhurMaanraj
156SatturRavichandran
157SivakasiLaxmi Ganeshan
158AruppukkottaiVaigai Selvab
159ParamakudiSathan Prabhakar
160TiruvadanaiAanimuthu
161MudhukulathurKeerthikaMuniyasami
162VilathikulamChinnapan
163TiruchendurK.R.M.Radhakrishnan
164SrivaikuntamShanmuganathan S P
165OttapidaramP.Mohan
166KovilpattiKadambur Raju
167SankarankovilV.M.Rajalakshmi
168VasudevanallurManoharan
169KadayanallurKrishnamurali
170TenkasiSelvamohandoss Pandian
171AlangulamManoj Pandian
172AmbasamudramIsakkiSubbaiah
173PalayamkottaiJerald
174NanguneriGanesharaja
175RadhapuramInbadurai
176KanniyakumariThalavai Sundaram
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Tamil Nadu to begin its 2021 assembly election polling from April 6 :

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  • Tamil Nadu Assembly Election began from 12th of March, 2021 following the polling to be held from 6th of April this year in a single phase itself.
  • The major parties standing for the contest are DMK (DravidaMunnetraKazhagam) and AIADMK (All India Anna DravidaMunnetraKazhagam), being the rivals since the year 1967.
  • Last time, when Tamil Nadu conducted its assembly election, both M Karunanidhi and J Jayalalithaa were present. But this is the first when the contest will take place without these both veterans. Jayalalithaa died in December 2016 and Karunanidhi passed away in August 2018.
  • However, there is a possibility of BJP witnessed this year standing as another rival against DMK because the ruling party AIADMK made an ally with the Bhartiya Janata Party.
  • The results for this election shall be announced on May 2, 2021.
  • Tamil Nadu used to follow a pattern of alternating power between the DMK and AIADMK, but Jayalalithaa broke it by re-establishing AIADMK’s rule in the 2016 Assembly election. Jayalalithaa-led AIADMK won 135 seats, whereas DMK won 88.
  • The BJP was not able to win a single seat in the last Assembly election, but due to added pressure on DMK leader MK Stalin and AIADMK’s E Palaniswami, the six remaining seats were won by their allies.
  • Jayalalithaa’s aide VK Sasikala decided to leave the politics last month on March, leaving TTV Dhinakaranto contest the election alone on behalf of Amma MakkalMunnetraKazhagam (AMMK).
  • Actor-politician Kamal Haasan has positioned his party called MakkalNeedhiMaiam(MNM)
  • On the other hand, Actor Rajinikanth also decided to opt out of the political arena.

Important Dates and Schedule:

Poll EventsSingle Phase (All 234 ACs)
Date of Issue of Notification12.03.2021Friday
Last date of making nomination19.03.2021Friday
Date of Scrutiny20.03.2021Saturday
Last date of withdrawal22.03.2021Monday
Date of Poll06.04.2021Tuesday
Date of Counting02.05.2021Sunday
Date of completion04.05.2021Tuesday
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List of Constituencies/ assembly seats:

  1. Alandur
  2. Alangudi
  3. Alangulam
  4. Ambasamudram
  5. Ambattur
  6. Ambur
  7. Anaikattu
  8. Andipatti
  9. Anna Nagar
  10. Anthiyur
  11. Arakkonam
  12. Arani
  13. Aranthangi
  14. Aravakurichi
  15. Arcot
  16. Ariyalur
  17. Aruppukkottai
  18. Athoor
  19. Attur
  20. Avadi
  21. Avanashi (SC)
  22. Bargur
  23. Bhavani
  24. Bhavanisagar
  25. Bhuvanagiri
  26. Bodinayakanur
  27. Chengalpattu
  28. Chengam
  29. Chepauk-Thiruvallikeni
  30. Cheyyar
  31. Cheyyur
  32. Chidambaram
  33. Coimbatore (North)
  34. Coimbatore (South)
  35. Colachel
  36. Coonoor
  37. Cuddalore
  38. Cumbum
  39. Dharapuram (SC)
  40. Dharmapuri
  41. Dindigul
  42. Dr.Radhakrishnan Nagar
  43. Edappadi
  44. Egmore
  45. Erode (East)
  46. Erode (West)
  47. Gandharvakottai
  48. Gangavalli
  49. Gingee
  50. Gobichettipalayam
  51. Gudalur
  52. Gudiyattam
  53. Gummidipoondi
  54. Harbour
  55. Harur
  56. Hosur
  57. Jayankondam
  58. Jolarpet
  59. Kadayanallur
  60. Kalasapakkam
  61. Kallakurichi
  62. Kancheepuram
  63. Kangayam
  64. Kanniyakumari
  65. Karaikudi
  66. Karur
  67. Katpadi
  68. Kattumannarkoil(SC)
  69. Kavundampalayam
  70. Killiyoor
  71. Kilpennathur
  72. Kilvaithinankuppam
  73. Kilvelur
  74. Kinathukadavu
  75. Kolathur
  76. Kovilpatti
  77. Krishnagiri
  78. Krishnarayapuram
  79. Kulithalai
  80. Kumarapalayam
  81. Kumbakonam
  82. Kunnam
  83. Kurinjipadi
  84. Lalgudi
  85. Madathukulam
  86. Madavaram
  87. Madurai Central
  88. Madurai East
  89. Madurai North
  90. Madurai South
  91. Madurai West
  92. Madurantakam
  93. Maduravoyal
  94. Mailam
  95. Manachanallur
  96. Manamadurai
  97. Manapparai
  98. Mannargudi
  99. Mayiladuthurai
  100. Melur
  101. Mettuppalayam
  102. Mettur
  103. Modakkurichi
  104. Mudhukulathur
  105. Musiri
  106. Mylapore
  107. Nagapattinam
  108. Nagercoil
  109. Namakkal
  110. Nanguneri
  111. Nannilam
  112. Natham
  113. Neyveli
  114. Nilakkottai
  115. Oddanchatram
  116. Omalur
  117. Orathanadu
  118. Ottapidaram
  119. Padmanabhapuram
  120. Palacode
  121. Palani
  122. Palayamkottai
  123. Palladam
  124. Pallavaram
  125. Panruti
  126. Papanasam
  127. Pappireddippatti
  128. Paramakudi
  129. Paramathi-Velur
  130. Pattukkottai
  131. Pennagaram
  132. Perambalur
  133. Perambur
  134. Peravurani
  135. Periyakulam
  136. Perundurai
  137. Pollachi
  138. Polur
  139. Ponneri
  140. Poompuhar
  141. Poonamallee
  142. Pudukkottai
  143. Radhapuram
  144. Rajapalayam
  145. Ramanathapuram
  146. Ranipet
  147. Rasipuram
  148. Rishivandiyam
  149. Royapuram
  150. Saidapet
  151. Salem (North)
  152. Salem (South)
  153. Salem (West)
  154. Sankarankovil
  155. Sankarapuram
  156. Sankari
  157. Sattur
  158. Senthamangalam
  159. Sholavandan
  160. Sholingur
  161. Shozhinganallur
  162. Singanallur
  163. Sirkazhi
  164. Sivaganga
  165. Sivakasi
  166. Sriperumbudur
  167. Srirangam
  168. Srivaikuntam
  169. Srivilliputhur
  170. Sulur
  171. Tambaram
  172. Tenkasi
  173. Thalli
  174. Thanjavur
  175. Thirumangalam
  176. Thirumayam
  177. Thiruparankundram
  178. Thiruporur
  179. Thiruthuraipoondi
  180. Thiruvaiyaru
  181. Thiruvallur
  182. Thiruvarur
  183. Thiruverumbur
  184. Thiruvidaimarudur
  185. Thiru-Vi-Ka-Nagar
  186. Thiruvottiyur
  187. Thiyagarayanagar
  188. Thondamuthur
  189. Thoothukkudi
  190. Thousand Lights
  191. Thuraiyur
  192. Tindivanam
  193. Tiruchendur
  194. Tiruchengodu
  195. Tiruchirappalli (East)
  196. Tiruchirappalli (West)
  197. Tiruchuli
  198. Tirukkoyilur
  199. Tirunelveli
  200. Tirupattur
  201. Tiruppattur
  202. Tiruppur (North)
  203. Tiruppur (South)
  204. Tiruttani
  205. Tiruvadanai
  206. Tiruvannamalai
  207. Tittagudi (SC)
  208. Udhagamandalam
  209. Udumalaipettai
  210. Ulundurpettai
  211. Usilampatti
  212. Uthangarai
  213. Uthiramerur
  214. Valparai
  215. Vandavasi
  216. Vaniyambadi
  217. Vanur
  218. Vasudevanallur
  219. Vedaranyam
  220. Vedasandur
  221. Veerapandi
  222. Velachery
  223. Vellore
  224. Veppanahalli
  225. Vikravandi
  226. Vilathikulam
  227. Vilavancode
  228. Villivakkam
  229. Villupuram
  230. Viralimalai
  231. Virudhunagar
  232. Virugampakkam
  233. Vridhachalam
  234. Yercaud
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