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In a unique fusion of entertainment and political education, a gaming app centered on "Dravidian principles" has made its debut at the Chennai Comic Con, just in time for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. Named 'Makkalin Mudhalvar,' the game invites players to step into the shoes of a chief minister and navigate the complexities of governance. Developed by Populus Empowerment Network (PEN), the game offers a simulation experience where players immerse themselves in the intricacies of state administration and electoral dynamics. Designed to align with Dravidian ideals, 'Makkalin Mudhalvar' rewards players for decisions that resonate with the core values of Dravidian ideology. Through the game named ‘Makkalin Mudhalvar’, players can experience what what it means to be a chief minister The game's title, 'Makkalin Mudhalvar,' translates to 'people's chief minister,' echoing the Tamil Nadu government's commitment to addressing public gri...

Arvind Kejriwal, the Chief Minister of Delhi, remains embroiled in a legal dispute with the Enforcement Directorate (ED) over his non-compliance with summons pertaining to the excise policy case. Despite the ED’s sixth summons, Kejriwal stood firm, reiterating his stance on their legality and dismissing them as politically motivated. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) issued a statement asserting that the matter has now entered the judicial domain, urging the ED to respect the legal process and refrain from incessant summonses. According to the party, the ED’s recourse to the courts underscores the need for a judicial determination in this contentious matter. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal addresses during his confidence motion in the Delhi assembly on February 17. The recent summons, dated February 14, marked the sixth attempt by the probe agency to summon Kejriwal for questioning. However, the Delhi Chief Minister remained steadfast in his refusal, citing the ongoing legal proceedings and all...