Vijay’s First 100 Days as Tamil Nadu CM: What Worked and What Didn’t

TN minister reveals Vijay's 20-hour workday, says CM calls us at 4 am for updates

At the TVK government's 100-day mark, Aadhav Arjuna said Chief Minister C Vijay works up to 20 hours a day and seeks department updates at 4 am. He said the approach reflects a push to curb leakages, enforce transparency and keep the focus on governance.

Vijay’s first 100 days as Tamil Nadu CM: What worked and what didn’t

From closing 717 TASMAC shops and revising the agricultural loan waiver to controversies over power cuts, electricity bills, law and order, free speech and the handling of critics, the TVK government has faced both praise and criticism. The government has also taken steps on environmental issues and attempted to balance its election promises with the State’s financial position. At the same time, political challenges, questions over appointments, relations with the Governor and alliance partners, and criticism over the treatment of journalists have added to the pressure on the new administration. Here is a look at the major decisions, controversies and challenges that have shaped C. Joseph Vijay’s first 100 days as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister. #vijay #TVK #TamilNadu #TamilNaduPolitics #VijayCM

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