Tamil Nadu’s Legislative Assembly passes a resolution calling for fairer devolution of central taxes from the Union government. According to reports, the resolution seeks to ensure that Tamil Nadu receives a more equitable share of taxes collected by the Centre. Both outlets describe the move as an effort by the state assembly to press the central government on tax-sharing arrangements and related fiscal transfers. The resolution is framed around the idea of improving the fairness of tax devolution, though specific figures or proposed formulas are not included in the provided excerpts. The reports indicate the assembly is using its legislative process to formally demand changes in how central tax revenues are distributed to states. The demand reflects ongoing debates in India over the adequacy and fairness of central-state fiscal transfers, including whether the current allocation mechanisms align with states’ needs and contributions. Overall, the articles present the assembly’s action as a formal request to the Centre to revisit and strengthen tax devolution practices for Tamil Nadu.