US EditionMK Stalin forms committee led by ex-SC judge on state autonomy, ‘protect rights of Tamil Nadu’
- Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin announced a high-level committee to enhance Centre-State relations, led by Justice Kurian Joseph, on April 15, 2025.
- The committee will review constitutional provisions related to autonomy and provide recommendations to restore education to the State List by January 2026.
- Stalin emphasized the necessity of states' autonomy, citing historical demands for federal principles amid ongoing tensions with the Union government over issues like the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test .
- The committee aims to address concerns over disproportionate tax distribution and the Union government’s perceived erosion of state rights.
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M K Stalin sets up committee on protecting states’ rights, places federalism front and centre of DMK’s poll push in Tamil Nadu
M K Stalin Set up committee For State Autonomy: Former Supreme Court judge Kurian Joseph will head the three-member panel that also includes former IAS officer Ashok Vardhan Shetty and economist M Naganathan.
Stalin forms panel led by retired SC judge to examine Centre-state relations
Chennai: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Tuesday announced the formation of a high-level committee headed by retired Supreme Court judge Justice Kurian Joseph to study and recommend measures to strengthen Centre-State relations, including the proposal to return education to the State List of the Constitution. Making the announcement in the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly, CM Stalin said the committee would submit its interim report by J…
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