Amid escalating tensions, Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister M.K. Stalin accuses Governor RN Ravi of disrespecting Dravidian culture by excluding 'Dravida' from the State anthem. The Governor contends Stalin's comments are racist,

The Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin and Governor RN Ravi are clashing over perceived 'Hindi imposition.' Stalin criticised Ravi for disrespecting the 'Tamizh Thaai Vaazhthu' and accused the central government of neglecting Tamil language development while heavily funding Sanskrit.

V Hanumantha Rao calls for local language inclusion amidst tensions between Tamil Nadu CM Stalin and Governor Ravi over language prioritization. Rao advocates for Tamil's recognition alongside Hindi,

Chennai: A distorted version of the Tamil Nadu State anthem rendered at a DD Tamil official event blew up into a major row between Governor R N Ravi and Chief Minister M K Stalin on Friday. The Governor charged that Stalin had made a “racist remark” against him.

Governor R N Ravi faced backlash for omitting 'Dravida' from Tamil Thaai Vaazhthu during a Hindi event, igniting criticism from various political leaders. Participating in Tamil University’s convocation,

DMK spokesperson Saravanan Annadurai lashed out at Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi on October 19, accusing him of deliberately insulting Tamil pride by omitting the word "Dravida" from the state's anthem during a public event.