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The 14 pages that link to Tamil Nadu, each with the reason it gives.

• KeralaCompared with: Its eastern boundary separates Kerala’s Malayalam-speaking regions from predominantly Tamil-speaking areas.

• Tamil languageRelated: Tamil is the dominant language of public life and education in the state.

• Dravidian movementBroader topic: Dravidian parties have dominated the state’s politics since the late 1960s.

• ChennaiNarrower topic: Chennai is the state capital and its largest urban centre.

• TamilakamCompared with: Tamil Nadu occupies part of the historical region but is not equivalent to its changing extent.

• NayanarsNarrower topic: The Nayanar movement emerged in the Tamil-speaking south and remains prominent there.

• Andhra PradeshCompared with: Andhra State emerged from Madras State, whose political center and language politics were strongly Tamil.

• South IndiaBroader topic: It is one of the states commonly included in South India.

• TamilsBroader topic: This region is the historic homeland and contemporary political center of many Tamils.

• AmbatturNarrower topic: Ambattur’s language, state administration, and regional identity are rooted in Tamil Nadu.

• AvadiNarrower topic: Avadi’s municipal and political history belongs to Tamil Nadu.

• Palk StraitRelated: Its southeastern coast forms the strait’s Indian shore.

• 2026 Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly electionNarrower topic: The election takes place across this state’s assembly constituencies.

• Jana NayaganRelated: The film’s language and Vijay’s political career connect it to the state.