Age limit, two-term cap: DMK passes 9 resolutions for organisational overhaul

The Dravidar Kazhagam (DMK), led by its chief MK Stalin, has announced significant changes to its organizational structure following a loss in the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections. The key resolutions, approved by the party's executive committee, include age limits and term limits for various posts, a greater role for newcomers, and the expansion of administrative districts.

Stalin stated that these changes were necessary for the party's revival and would be implemented quickly. The party will increase its administrative districts from 78 to 110, with each covering two assembly constituencies, and abolish the standalone position of city secretary. The party is currently led by Stalin's son, Udhayanidhi Stalin, who assumed the role of opposition leader.