In its first election, TVK secured 108 seats in the 234-member Assembly; however, the party is still short of a majority and will require the backing of at least 10 additional MLAs to establish the government.
During the launch of the party’s manifesto, Vijay stated that his vision is influenced by Thiruvalluvar’s Thirukkural. He emphasized three fundamental values, aram (righteousness), porul (wealth management), and inbam (well-being), asserting that these should shape government operations.
An overview of TVK’s manifesto
A monthly stipend of ₹2,500 for women who are heads of households under the age of 60.
Provision of six free LPG cylinders each year for families through the Annapoorani Super Six scheme.
Creation of a dedicated department and special women’s courts aimed at safeguarding women, children, and the elderly.
Offering eight grams of gold and a quality silk saree to the bride’s family.
Each newborn child will receive a gold ring along with a ‘Baby Welcome Kit,’ which includes essential items like nutritional supplements, high-quality baby soaps, clothing, toys, baby powder, baby oil, mosquito nets, napkins, and diapers.
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Monthly support of ₹10,000 for unemployed graduates participating in skill training.
₹3,000 monthly unemployment benefits for graduates.
Financial support of ₹2,500 for diploma holders and ₹8,000 for ITI graduates.
An annual financial assistance of ₹15,000 will be provided to every mother or guardian for children from Class 1 to 12.
Free travel for women on all government bus services.
All women will receive free sanitary pads.
TVK has proposed a minimum support price (MSP) of ₹3,500 for paddy and ₹4,500 per quintal for sugarcane.
The party has suggested a ₹25 lakh family health insurance plan and complimentary annual health checkups.
Monthly pensions of ₹3,000 for senior citizens and individuals with disabilities.
200 units of free electricity and 100% piped drinking water supply to households.
