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Tamil Nadu CM to urge Centre to recognise Tamil as Madras HC language

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Vijay will move a resolution urging the Centre to recognise Tamil as the principal language of the Madras High Court.

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Chennai, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay will move a resolution in the state Assembly on Thursday to urge the Centre to recognise Tamil as the principal language of the Madras High Court. [1] The Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly unanimously adopted a resolution on 2026-09-03 urging the central government to recognize Tamil as the principal language of the Madras High Court. [2] The government's resolution is set to refer to Tamil's status as a classical language and the significant advancements in legal vocabulary in the Tamil language. [3] The resolution aims to urge the creation of a framework under which all judgments, decrees and judicial orders delivered by the High Court are made available in Tamil. [4] Members of key political parties in the Tamil Nadu Assembly spoke in support of the resolution before it was voted on. [5] Speaker JCD Prabhakar declared that the resolution was adopted unanimously following the speeches from key party MLAs. [6] The resolution will underscore that Tamil is one of the world's ancient languages, possessing a grammatical and literary heritage spanning several millennia. [7]
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  1. Chennai, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay will move a resolution in the state Assembly on Thursday to urge the Centre to recognise Tamil as the principal language of the Madras High Court. · Hindustan Times
  2. The Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly unanimously adopted a resolution on 2026-09-03 urging the central government to recognize Tamil as the principal language of the Madras High Court. · Deccan Herald
  3. The government's resolution is set to refer to Tamil's status as a classical language and the significant advancements in legal vocabulary in the Tamil language. · Hindustan Times
  4. The resolution aims to urge the creation of a framework under which all judgments, decrees and judicial orders delivered by the High Court are made available in Tamil. · Hindustan Times
  5. Members of key political parties in the Tamil Nadu Assembly spoke in support of the resolution before it was voted on. · Deccan Herald
  6. Speaker JCD Prabhakar declared that the resolution was adopted unanimously following the speeches from key party MLAs. · Deccan Herald
  7. The resolution will underscore that Tamil is one of the world's ancient languages, possessing a grammatical and literary heritage spanning several millennia. · Hindustan Times
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