Promises are tracked by evidence
A promise moves forward only when public records show a concrete administrative step, not merely because it appeared in a speech or campaign document.
Reader Guides
How to read TVK Tracker.
Original TVK Tracker explainers on reading manifesto promises, status labels, source verification, timelines, and political news without confusion.
Sources remain visible
Every guide explains how readers can move from a short tracker note to the original source, correction process, or stronger public document.
Neutrality is part of the format
The site records progress, criticism, delays, and uncertainty without endorsing any political party or asking readers to support one.
Original explainers
Useful reading before you judge a claim.
These pages add durable, original editorial context to the site. They are designed for readers who want to understand how the tracker works, how sources are ranked, and why some claims remain unresolved.
Promise Method6 min read
How to read the Promise Status Tracker
A plain-language guide to TVK Tracker's status labels, evidence levels, and why a promise is not marked complete just because it was announced.
Read guideSite Guide5 min read
Manifesto guide vs Promise Status Tracker
Why TVK Tracker keeps the manifesto explanation separate from the implementation tracker.
Read guideEditorial Method7 min read
How TVK Tracker verifies sources
The editorial method used for official records, established media reports, public statements, corrections, and claims that need caution.
Read guideTimeline Method5 min read
How the TVK timeline is built
A guide to why the timeline starts on February 2, 2024, how events are selected, and why chronology matters.
Read guideReader Guide6 min read
How to read political news without confusion
A reader guide for separating facts, claims, analysis, criticism, and implementation evidence in fast-moving Tamil Nadu politics.
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