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“ For the nation to progress, every State should be given autonomy. Tamil Nadu has been constantly demanding for more State autonomy. At a time when no other State in India took an initiative on State autonomy, it was Kalaignar [M. Karunanidhi] who in 1969 formed a high-level committee under the chairmanship of Justice P.V. Rajamannar to examine Centre-State relations. In 1971, the Rajamannar Committee submitted its detailed report. On April 16, 1974, the Tamil Nadu Assembly passed a resolution adopting the key recommendations of that report,
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