Archive · 23 Aug 2025
Stalin Pushes for State Autonomy and Union-State Committees
Tamil Nadu's leader, Stalin, wants all states to create groups to discuss how the central government and states work together.
He thinks states need more power to keep India strong and united.
Stalin says the central government is not giving states their fair share of money and is making it hard for non-BJP state governments.
He also highlighted how well Tamil Nadu's economy is doing.
He wants to change the Constitution so that states have more rights.
Tamil Nadu CM Stalin urged all states to form committees on Union-State relations.
Stalin called for constitutional amendments to reflect state autonomy and federalism.
He accused the central government of denying the state its rightful share of funds.
Stalin highlighted Tamil Nadu's 11.19% economic growth in 2024-25.
He cited the need for stronger states to build a robust India.
- Who
- Tamil Nadu CM M.K. Stalin and other states
- What
- Tamil Nadu CM Stalin calls for state committees on Union-State relations to ensure state autonomy and cooperative federalism.
- When
- Saturday, August 23
- Where
- Chennai, Tamil Nadu
- Why
- To strengthen state autonomy and cooperative federalism in India.
Advocates for State Rights
No Opposing View
State Autonomy
Advocates for State Rights
States should have greater autonomy and a fair share of resources.
No Opposing View
No opposing view stated.
- Key Figure
- MK Stalin
- Event
- National Seminar on Union-State Relations
- Location
- Chennai, Tamil Nadu
- Focus
- Union-State Relations
- Initiative
- High-Level Committees
- Economic Growth
- 11.19% (2024-25)
Sources
States need to be self-reliant and autonomous to elevate India, says MK Stalin
Modi govt. continues to trouble Oppn. Ruled States thorough legislative and administrative interferences: Stalin
CM Stalin calls for high-level committees on Union-State relations
