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Annamalai’s decision to launch his own party marks a bold new chapter...
🖋️ From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane Annamalai’s decision to launch his own party marks a bold new chapter in Tamil Nadu politics. He knows well that national issues like Hindutva or security cannot win here—since 1967 even Congress has failed to secure victory. Success in Tamil Nadu demands embracing Tamil identity, language, and regional pride. National parties rarely find space in this unique political landscape. Before leaving BJP, Annamalai met Amit Shah and other senior l


🖋️ From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane
🖋️ From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane The Real Test Lies in the South. While West Bengal is often cited as BJP’s toughest battleground, the real electoral Everest lies further south. Tamil Nadu and Kerala present a far more formidable challenge—not just electorally, but ideologically. Their deeply rooted Dravidian identity, linguistic pride, and progressive social fabric make them resistant to the BJP’s core narrative. Yes, Bengal saw a dramatic surge—from 3 to 77 MLAs—fueling n
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