In August 2009, a question was much discussed in Tamil cinema and politics whether actor Vijay was going to join the Congress Party. At that time, after a meeting of Vijay Makkal Iyakkam in Puducherry, discussions regarding his political future had intensified. The very next day, Vijay reached Delhi and met the then Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi. It was told that this meeting lasted for about an hour. At that time, such reports also came out that Rahul Gandhi had proposed Vijay to become the President of Tamil Nadu Youth Congress.

After this meeting there was a stir in the politics of Tamil Nadu. However, Vijay soon put an end to all these speculations. He clearly said in a press conference that at present he is concentrating only on films. Vijay said, “The meeting with Rahul Gandhi was just a courtesy call. I did not discuss anything about politics or joining any party. Right now I have no plans to join politics. My first priority is acting.

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Vijay kept distance from politics

Vijay kept his distance from politics for many years, but social and political issues continued to appear in his films. In films like Thalaivaa, Mersal, Sarkar and Master, he gave messages related to corruption, education, politics and social problems. Due to this, discussions continued regarding his political future. Finally, on 2 February 2024, Vijay made his official entry into politics by starting his political party “Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam” i.e. TVK. He also announced that he would gradually distance himself from films and concentrate completely on politics. Vijay told that his film Jan Nayakgan will be the last film of his film career.

How many seats did Vijay’s party TVK win?

Jana Nayakgan is a political action drama film directed by H Vinoth. Along with Vijay, Pooja Hegde and Bobby Deol will also be seen in this film. The name of the film means leader of the people. Because of this, people started drawing parallels between the film and Vijay’s real political journey. A mixture of politics, society and action is shown in the film. Earlier this film was scheduled to be released on 9 January 2026 on the occasion of Pongal, but later its release was postponed. According to reports, due to the political content of the film and Vijay’s increasing political activism before the assembly elections, the Censor Board’s investigation took a long time, which led to the delay. After this, Tamil Nadu Assembly elections were held on 4 May 2026 and the results brought a big change in the politics of the state. Vijay’s party TVK emerged as the largest party by winning 108 seats. With this, the 59 years old dominance of Dravidian parties in Tamil Nadu ended.

Where did Vijay contest elections from?

Vijay himself contested the elections from Perambur and Tiruchirappalli East seats and won both the places. However, his party fell 10 seats short of the 118 seats required for majority. Due to this, a situation of hung assembly was created in the state. After the election defeat, Chief Minister MK Stalin resigned on May 5. After this, Vijay has become the 9th and first non-Dravidian Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu.

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Thalapathy Vijay: Since the results of Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, South cinema superstar Vijay Thalapathi was in the news all around. His party TVK won 108 seats in the elections. Now Thalapathy has become the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. Thalapathy, who ruled millions of hearts, will now rule Tamil Nadu as well.

South cinema superstar Thalapathy has now become a big face of Tamil Nadu politics. Today, on May 10, at 10 am, Thalapathy Vijay took oath as the Chief Minister of the state. Through his films, he ruled people’s hearts for years and gained recognition. But now his flag is going to be hoisted in politics also. But do you know how they got the name which is being discussed all around at the moment and what is its meaning? Let us know the meaning and importance of the name Thalapathy.

There’s a lot in a name?

Generally you would hear people saying, what’s in a name? But believe me, there is a lot in the name. Name is not only the identity of a person, but it also has a deep impact on life. The deep meaning of the name Thalapathy Vijay is related to his career.. It is believed that people who have influential words like Vijay, Veer, Aditya or Tej in their names are more likely to have leadership abilities and public support.

According to astrologers, the name Vijay is considered to be associated with the energy of Sun and Mars.

• Sun gives fame, power and respect to the person
• Mars gives courage, leadership and ability to influence the crowd

There is a hint of power in the name ‘Thalapati’!

Dr. Anish Vyas, director of Pal Balaji Astrology Institute, Jaipur, Jodhpur and a well-known astrologer of the country. According to him, there is a deep meaning of leadership, power and public support hidden in the name of Thalapathy. ‘Thalapathy’ is a Tamil word, which means commander, leader of people or one who rules. That’s where the name Vijay means Victory, Conqueror, Success or Utkrisht.

Joseph Vijay Chandrashekhar How to become Thalapathi for the world

Whom you know as Thalapathy Vijay, his full name is Joseph Vijay Chandrashekhar. But he rules the hearts of people in the name of Thalapathy. Kollywood superstar Vijay uses Thalapathy before his name. It is said that, in 1994, Vijay’s father and filmmaker SA Chandrashekhar introduced Vijay as ‘Ilaaya Thalapathi’, which means young commander. Since then, he started being called by this name among the fans and in 2017, Vijay officially changed his screen name to Thalapathy. Today, he is known by this name not only in South but throughout India.

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Thalapathy Vijay Tamil Nadu CM: Today, 10 May 2026, is a very special day in Tamil Nadu. The tenure of the new government in the state has started from today. Thalapathy Vijay was sworn in at 10 am, after which he has now become the new CM of Tamil Nadu.

In Tamil Nadu, Thalapathy Vijay got full support from the public and he won an overwhelming majority. But the number of seats to form the government was falling short, due to which there were one hurdle after another in the coronation of Thalapathy. But after the support of VCM and IUML, now Thalapathy Vijay’s party TVK government has been formed.

Many obstacles but still the boat crossed

There were many obstacles in Vijay becoming the Chief Minister. Despite the huge majority, Vijay was not able to form the government. After this, on 9 May 2026, Vijay met the Governor of Tamil Nadu at Lok Bhavan and gave him a letter sharing the information about his election as the leader of TVK, after which the Tamil Nadu Governor appointed Vijay as the Chief Minister and invited him to form the government.

Vijay’s coronation took place on May 10 at 10 am.

South superstar-turned-politician Thalapathy Vijay took oath as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu on Sunday 10 and thus created a new history in the politics of the state. Vijay took the oath of chief ministership and secrecy at the swearing-in ceremony held at 10 am at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium (JNS), Chennai.

If reports are to be believed, earlier there was talk of Vijay’s swearing-in ceremony being held at 3.45 pm. But later the time was changed to 10 am. It is being told that on the advice of the astrologer, the timing of the swearing-in ceremony was changed. Because Rahukaal was going to start after noon at 04:30 pm. According to Vijay’s horoscope, the time of 10 am was considered very auspicious.

The time of 10 am on Sunday, May 10, 2026, is considered auspicious, because many astrologically favorable conditions are being created at this time. According to Panchang (10 May Panchang), 10 May 2026 is the Ashtami date of Jyeshtha Krishna Paksha. On May 10, 2026, it is the time of ‘Labh’ from 9:05 am to 10:44 am, which is considered best for auspicious and beneficial works. Immediately after this, ‘Amrit’ Amrit Choghadiya starts at 10:44 am.

There is also a strong discussion in the political circles that the time of oath taking was changed keeping in mind the auspicious time. However, no official statement has come from the government or Raj Bhavan on this.

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The party formed three years ago will now take over the government in Tamil Nadu. TVK chief Thalapathy Vijay met Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar at Lok Bhavan on Saturday (May 9). During this time he also staked claim to form the government. Vijay also handed over letters of support from other parties to the Governor. Chief Minister will be Vijay only. And 9 ministers will take oath in the cabinet. Of these, six could be TVK ministers and three could be Congress ministers.

TVK had a total of 107 MLAs. Due to this, there was confusion regarding government formation, but with the support of VCK and IUML, TVK crossed the majority mark. Vijay needed 118 MLAs to become the Chief Minister. Now the party has a total of 120 MLAs. Vijay can take oath as Chief Minister on Sunday.

Who can become minister in Tamil Nadu government?

These ministers include TVK’s Sengottian, Adhav Arjun, N Anand, Arun Raj, Nirmal Kumar and Rajmohan. Apart from these, 3 Congress MLAs are included. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister-designate and TVK chief C. Joseph Vijay will take oath at 3.15 pm on Sunday.

Letters of support received from other parties were handed over to the Governor.

Vijay has submitted the letter of support received from other parties to the Governor. Has claimed to form the government. Now 121 MLAs are in support of TVK with the support of Congress, CPI, CPIM, VCK and IUML. The path has been cleared for him to form government in the state. Earlier, news had come that the Governor was scheduled to go to Kerala by flight at 7.10 pm, but he had canceled his visit.

In the election results declared on May 4, TVK emerged as the largest party in Tamil Nadu. TVK got 108 seats. Hung Assembly has been formed in the state. Here DMK has got 59 seats, AIADMK has got 47 seats and Congress has got 4 seats.

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The results of the assembly elections 2026 of West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Assam and Puducherry have created a shocking political picture everywhere. On one hand, BJP made a strong comeback in West Bengal and Assam and formed the government, while on the other hand, Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) returned to power in Kerala after a decade. Amidst this entire election turmoil, the performance of Muslim candidates remained an important question. Out of the total 824 assembly seats in these five states, Muslim candidates have won about 107, but BJP does not have a single Muslim MLA in its account.

West Bengal: Maximum 40 Muslim MLAs, but TMC’s base slipped

This time 40 Muslim candidates have reached the assembly after winning the elections in the 294-member West Bengal Assembly. However, in the 2021 elections this number was 44, that is, the number of Muslim MLAs of TMC has reduced from 43 to 34. At the same time, the number of non-TMC and non-BJP Muslim MLAs has increased from 1 to 6. These include two MLAs from Congress, two from Aam Janata Unnayan Party (AJUP), one from CPI(M) and one from ISF. This time BJP did not give ticket to even a single Muslim candidate, which directly benefited the opposition parties.

Kerala: 35 Muslim MLAs, UDF’s dominance increases

35 Muslim candidates won in the 140-seat Kerala Assembly, which is 25 percent of the total MLAs. Of the 35 MLAs, 30 Muslim MLAs are from the ruling United Democratic Front (UDF), which includes 8 from Congress and 22 from Indian Union Muslim League (IUML). Four Muslim MLAs from the opposition CPI(M) and one from the CPI have also been elected. The number of Muslim MLAs in Kerala has increased by three seats compared to last time, which shows the strong hold of UDF.

Assam: 22 Muslim MLAs, 18 Muslim candidates of Congress get a chance

In the elections held on 126 assembly seats of Assam, 22 Muslim candidates have become MLAs. In the last assembly this figure was 31, which means this time a decline of 9 seats has been recorded. The most surprising thing is that out of total 19 Congress MLAs, 18 are from Muslim community. Apart from this, two MLAs from All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF), one from Raijor Dal and one Muslim MLA from Trinamool Congress have reached the Assembly. According to political experts, political equations and delimitation rather than statehood are considered to be the major reasons behind this change.

Tamil Nadu: 9 Muslim MLAs, representing DMK and AIUML

This time 9 Muslim candidates have won in the 234-member Tamil Nadu Assembly. These include three from DMK, two from Indian Union Muslim League (IUML), one from Congress and three Muslim MLAs from Vijay Thalapathy’s party Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK). As compared to 5.86 percent Muslim population of the state, their share in the Assembly is about 3 percent, which is very low.

Puducherry: Only 1 Muslim MLA elected out of 30

This time only one Muslim candidate has been able to register victory in the 30-member assembly of the Union Territory Puducherry. DMK candidate A.M.H. Nazim has become the only Muslim MLA. He has won from Karaikal South seat. In this state with 6.05 percent Muslim population, this situation is believed to be the result of political parties not giving representation to Muslim candidates.

What do the total figures say?

State	total seats	Muslim MLA
west bengal	294	40
Kerala	140	35
Assam	126	22
Tamil Nadu	234	9
Puducherry	30	1
Total	824	107

Including the five states, 107 Muslim MLAs have been elected, which is about 14.40 percent of the total 824 (currently declared) MLAs. However, not a single one of them is a BJP candidate as the party had not given ticket to any Muslim. In Kerala and Assam, the victory rate of Muslim candidates was more than 80 percent, while in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, Muslim representation was very weak. These figures show that Muslim voters have adopted different attitudes according to regional and national circumstances, but there is still a huge gap in the number of candidates they get from political parties.

The country’s first general elections were held in the year 1951-52. The Indian National Congress (INC) had captured 364 seats out of 489 and its vote share was about 45%. This was the period when a single party was in power over the entire country. But today, after 70 years, the same Congress is limited to the government of only four states. Is this 140-year-old party, which once decided the direction and condition of the country, now counting its last breaths or is it waiting for a new beginning?

Congress reached every village by winning more than 400 seats

Congress prepared its political ground through powerful leaders like Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi. The party held power at the Center for more than 50 years between 1952 and 2014. In the 1984 elections, Congress had got a record of more than 400 seats. This was the time when Congress’s support base extended from Hindu-dominated society to minorities and deprived classes. The organization of the party was strong from village to village and a complete system was running under the name ‘Congress System’.

When and how did the disintegration of Congress begin?

Experts believe that the real decline of Congress began after 1989, when it lost absolute majority power at the Center and had to depend on coalition politics. Allegations of corruption, internal factionalism in the organization and the rise of regional parties started hollowing out the roots of the party. Then in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, Congress was overthrown and it was reduced to only 44 seats, while its vote share was reduced to 19.3%. After slight improvement in 2019, the party secured 99 seats and 21.26% vote share in 2024, but still proved to be dwarf in front of the Modi wave.

Current reality: Government of only 4 states

If we look at the latest situation of 2026, Congress currently has its government in only four states. After a big victory in Kerala in the 2026 assembly elections, the Congress is now in power in three southern states – Karnataka, Telangana and Kerala, apart from only Himachal Pradesh in North India. In Jharkhand, it is part of the government in alliance with JMM, but the leadership there is with Hemant Soren.

In states like Bihar and Tamil Nadu, the party is either playing the role of a minor ally or is completely marginalized. At the same time, in states like Delhi, West Bengal, Odisha, Andhra Pradesh and Assam, Congress’s support base has either ended or is very weak.

What are the five big reasons for the decline of Congress?

The decline of Congress cannot be explained by one or two reasons, there is a well-planned political process behind it:

• Weak leadership and organizational discord: Under the leadership of Rahul Gandhi, the party has faced more than 95 electoral defeats. Internal factionalism and disconnection of the high command from ground reality is continuously weakening the party.
• Crisis of ideology: BJP projected Congress as a politician of ‘Muslim appeasement’, which shook the confidence of Hindu majority voters.
• Rise and polarization of BJP: Since 2014, Congress has not won an outright victory in any contest in North India because BJP has been successful in polarizing on religious lines.
• Process of defection and leaving the party: After 2014, hundreds of leaders and workers left Congress and joined BJP or other parties. This trend was at its peak between 2017 and 2021.
• Distrust in coalition politics: The allies of the India alliance, be it the Trinamool Congress or the Aam Aadmi Party, are not ready to accept the national leadership of the Congress, which has weakened the opposition unity.

So is the Congress Party going to end?

The answer to this question is not easy. However, the India alliance is limited to only 6 states and one union territory and many BJP leaders are calling it ‘non-existent outside Kerala’. Despite this, it is difficult to make predictions in politics. The 99 seats won in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections definitely proved that the party still has the strength to fight. The growing influence of the party in South India and movements like ‘Bharat Jodo Yatra’ have energized the workers.

But the future of the party will depend on how quickly it overcomes its weaknesses. Congress will have to build a strong organization, rework the caste and regional equations and set a clear ideological direction. These are the challenges that the party will have to overcome. If Congress fails to do this, then its story in the history books will be limited to a ‘golden past’.

Vijay Thalapathy Numerology: Vijay Thalapathy’s victory in Tamil Nadu elections is not just because of his popularity but Rahu and Radix 4 have an important role behind it. Know how Rahu made Vijay the king of Tamil Nadu

After making a mark in the film industry, Joseph Vijay Chandrashekhar has now established his dominance in the political field. To become a successful and popular politician, it is necessary for some special planets and constellations to be strong in the horoscope.

Thalapathy Vijay got the support of Rahu

South cinema star actor Vijay Thalapathi, who joined Tamil Nadu politics (TVK party) just 2 years ago, is now a contender for CM. The game of Rahu is behind this tremendous victory of Vijay, because Rahu is known for sudden changes in life. Vijay’s entry into politics and his rapid success is a great example of this.

Connection of Radix 4 and Rahu

Vijay Thalapathi was born on 22 June 1974 and according to numerology, his root number is 22 i.e. 2 + 2 = 4. In numerology, the boss of number 4 is Rahu. According to astrology, Rahu being auspicious in the context of politics makes the person the king of politics.

Features – People with radix number 4 are known for sudden changes and thinking out of the box, Rahu plays an important role in this. Rahu is the planet of policy factor. Its auspiciousness takes a person to great heights in politics.

Any person is born on 4th, 13th, 22nd and 31st of any month. The radix number of such people is 4. Since its lord is the elusive planet Rahu. The influence of Rahu makes a person unique.

Will Thalapathy become the CM of Tamil Nadu?

Astrologer Anish Vyas According to this, Mahadasha of Rahu is going on in the horoscope of India and there is Mahadasha of Rahu in the horoscope of Vijay Thalapati also. Due to the important role of Rahu, he has got a huge victory but the position of Saturn in his horoscope is indicating some delays and obstacles, hence it may take time to become the CM. However, according to the planets, his chances of reaching the top post in the future remain strong.

Vijay Thalapathi According to Ashtakvarga in the horoscope, the score of the tenth house (house of power and career) is more than 30 which is considered to be a very strong position. Astrological theory says that when the tenth house is so strong and Jupiter If there is auspicious effect of , then it is almost certain for the person to reach high power and top position.

How will 2026 be for number 4?

It is a year of hard work, discipline and stability and progress in career. Since 2026 is the year of Sun, it will discipline the influence of Rahu. You may get new heights and promotions in your career, while your financial situation will be better. April, August and November-December can be especially good.

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Today a decisive turn has come in the politics of India when the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) registered a historic victory in the 2026 assembly elections in West Bengal, Assam and Puducherry. These results broke the strongholds of regional parties and clearly indicated that the era of ‘politics of satraps’ is coming to an end. It has become clear from the results of 2026 assembly elections that voters are now giving preference to development and good governance rather than traditional parties. Due to this, the political hold of the regional satraps is weakening.

West Bengal: End of 15 years of ‘Didi’ rule and historic rise of BJP

In West Bengal, BJP did what once seemed impossible. BJP won 202 out of 294 seats, ending the 15-year rule of Mamata Banerjee and her Trinamool Congress (TMC). BJP easily crossed the majority mark of 148. TMC was reduced to just 71 seats. This change symbolized not just a change of power, but a structural change in the politics of Bengal.

An important aspect related to the election process was that the names of about 27 lakh voters in the state were arbitrarily removed from the voter list, which was challenged in the Supreme Court and was seen as a serious attack on the basic principles of democracy. Critics believe that this move affected the election results and will remain a matter of concern in the future.

This victory of BJP strengthened the party’s penetration in a state which had been opposing its expansion for a long time. The party secured 45% vote share in this election as compared to 38% vote share in 2021, while TMC’s vote share fell from 48% to 40.94%. It is clear from this that now the popularity of ‘Didi’ and the attraction of TMC led by her is fading.

Assam: BJP’s victory for the third consecutive time and Congress’s defeat

In Assam, BJP led NDA created history by forming the government for the third consecutive time. NDA achieved two-third majority by winning a record 102 seats in the 126-member assembly. BJP contested 90 seats and won 82, while its allies Bodoland People’s Front (BPF) and Assam Gana Parishad (AGP) won 10 seats each. This is the first time that BJP has won majority on its own in the state.

Earlier in 2021 and 2016 it had got 60-60 seats. On the other hand, Congress’s performance was very poor and it was leading in only 23 seats. Allies like AIUDF and Raijor Dal got 2 seats each.

Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma won his Jalukbari seat with a lead of 40,000 votes, while state Congress president Gaurav Gogoi lost his Jorhat seat. This victory of BJP has proved that the hold of regional parties is no longer that strong and voters are expressing confidence in the national party.

Puducherry: NDA’s return and Rangasamy’s rising stature.

BJP led NDA returned to power in Puducherry also. Chief Minister N. Rangasamy’s All India N.R. Congress (AINRC) won 12 seats, while BJP won 4 seats. In the total 30-seat assembly, NDA crossed the majority mark by winning 18 seats. This is the first time that a government in the Union Territory has been re-elected for the second consecutive time.

Rangasamy won from two seats – Thattanchavady and Mangalam. His victory established AINRC as the largest party in the state and gave it an opportunity to strongly raise the demand for full statehood for Puducherry in the future. This result shows that even in small states, regional parties now have to coordinate with national forces like BJP, otherwise they will be marginalized.

End of satrapy politics and new political reality

The results of these three states have made it clear that the ‘politics of satraps’ is now counting its last breaths:

• The crushing defeat of Mamata Banerjee, who was once the face of the opposition at the national level, has not only put her party’s existence in jeopardy but has also created a leadership void in the entire opposition camp.
• In Assam, Congress is going through its worst phase and regional parties have become completely dependent on the crutch of NDA.
• Even in Puducherry, AINRC’s success would not have been possible without the alliance with BJP.

Thalapathy Vijay is a superstar of Tamil film industry. Now the actor has also made his mark in politics. In the trends of Tamil Nadu elections, Vijay’s party TVK is leading on 107 seats. In such a situation, let us know about the personal life of Thalapathy Vijay.

Who are Thalapathy Vijay’s children?
Thalapathy Vijay is married to Sangeeta Soranalingam. However, this marriage is now on the verge of breaking. From this marriage he has a daughter Divya Sasha and a son Jason Sanjay. Vijay’s children stay away from limelight. His daughter is 20 years old.

What do Vijay’s sons do?

Vijay’s son Jason Sanjay is 25 years old. He has studied screenwriting. He studied in London. He has chosen to work behind the camera. He is working on his first film ‘Sigma’. He is directing the film. Sandeep Kishan will play the lead role in this film.

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However, there are reports that Jason has dropped his father’s surname. According to many reports, Jason Sanjay has used his name ‘Jason Sanjay S’ in the film Sigma. Here S is being associated with his mother Sangeeta’s name. Let us tell you that there is no official confirmation regarding the news of removing his surname.

Talking about ‘Sigma’, this film will be released only in 2026. The shooting of the film has been completed. Jason Sanjay has appeared on screen once. He was seen in a song from the film Vettaikaaran in 2009. In this he was seen with his father Thalapati Vijay.

Thalapathy Vijay’s marriage-divorce

Talking about Thalapathy Vijay’s marriage, he married Sangeeta on 25 August 1999. This marriage is now on the verge of breaking after 27 years. His divorce case is going on in the court. Amidst the news of separation from Sangeeta, Vijay’s name is also being linked with actress Trisha Krishnan.

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The news of their linkup is in the news. Both were also seen together in a wedding. Let us tell you that in February 2026, Tamil Nadu BJP President Nainar Nagendran had made controversial comments on Vijay saying that he should ‘come out of Trisha Krishnan’s house’ and do politics. There was a lot of controversy over his comment. Trisha Krishnan had also reprimanded.

Now amidst Vijay’s victory in Tamil Nadu elections, she had also gone to Vijay’s house. However, both of them have not reacted officially to the news of the affair.