విజయ్ కేబినెట్‌లో తెలుగు అమ్మాయి | Middle Class Girl to Tamil Nadu Minister! | Selvi Keerthana

A new chapter has begun in the political history of Tamil Nadu. State politics, which revolved around DMK and AIADMK for decades... has now taken a new turn with the arrival of Vijay's Tamilaga Vetri Kalagam. After 1967, Vijay created a record by taking charge as the Chief Minister from a third party instead of these two major alliances. Moreover, now he has surprised everyone by giving a place to an ordinary middle-class young woman in his cabinet. That is Selvi Keerthana. A young woman with no political background... from a Telugu family... has taken oath as a minister in Tamil Nadu today. Her journey is truly reminiscent of a movie. Keerthana, who grew up in Chatrareddyapatti in Virudhanagar district... has always been ahead in her studies. She completed her M.Sc. in Statistics from Pondicherry University... and unexpectedly joined Prashant Kishor's team as a political strategist. There, along with the Goa and West Bengal elections... he played his part in Stalin's victory in 2021. After that, he took charge as the TDP social media lead in Hyderabad... and proved his hold on the digital world. A new chapter has begun in Tamil Nadu politics as TVK leader Joseph Vijay formed the government and created history. Among the biggest highlights is the inspiring journey of Selvi Keerthana, a middle-class young woman from a Telugu family who rose from social media activism to become a Tamil Nadu minister. From working with political strategist Prashant Kishor to winning from Sivakasi with a huge majority, Keerthana's journey has now become a sensation in Tamil politics. #Vijay #TVK #TamilNadu #SelviKeerthana #TamilPolitics #PrashantKishor #Sivakasi #BreakingNews #PoliticalSuccess #WomenInPolitics #CMJosephVijay Follow us on: Facebook:   / samayam.telugu   X: https://X.com/samayamtelugu For More Videos, Please Subscribe to Our Official YouTube Channel Samayam Telugu Here 👇👇👇    / @samayamtelugu_toi   Please visit our Website, SAMAYAM TELUGU (which is a part of the Times of India group)