Archive · 14 Jan 2026
DMK Launches Manifesto Drive for 2026 Elections
The DMK, a political party in Tamil Nadu, is preparing for the 2026 elections by creating a manifesto.
They have set up a committee led by Kanimozhi to visit all districts and gather ideas from the public.
The committee includes important party members and experts.
They also have a special website where people can share their suggestions using technology.
The DMK says they have already kept most of their promises from the last elections, like giving money to women and students.
They want to make sure their new promises are realistic and helpful to the people.
DMK forms a 12-member manifesto drafting committee for 2026 Assembly elections, led by Kanimozhi.
Committee to tour all districts of Tamil Nadu to gather public inputs and ensure manifesto reflects grassroots concerns.
DMK claims to have fulfilled 80% of its 2021 manifesto promises, including flagship schemes for women and students.
AI-driven website launched for wider public participation, allowing submissions via audio notes.
Electoral debut of actor Vijay adds a new variable to the political landscape, with opposition focusing on law and order issues.
- Who
- DMK, led by Kanimozhi, with a 12-member committee
- What
- Launch of manifesto drafting for 2026 Assembly elections
- When
- Current, ahead of 2026 elections
- Where
- Tamil Nadu, with extensive district tours
- Why
- To gather public inputs and ensure manifesto reflects grassroots concerns
- Committee Head
- Kanimozhi
- Committee Members
- 12 members including TKS Elangovan, Palanivel Thiaga Rajan, TRB Rajaa, Govi Chezhian, G Santhanam, Suresh Sambandam
- Manifesto Promises Fulfilled
- 404 out of 505 (80%)
- Flagship Schemes
- Rs 1,000 monthly assistance to women, free bus travel for women, Rs 1,000 monthly aid for college students
- Public Participation
- AI-driven website for submissions, including audio notes
