While BJP and Annamalai supporters are expending their energy running down each other, TVK is quietly getting on with governance. One can complain about the electricity outages. One can justifiably rant about Parandur. But beyond that, Joseph C. Vijay's government has done reasonably well. In just one month, he has delivered on his Singa Penn promise. Most of his ministers are still learning the ropes, but Arun Raj, Aadhav, S. Ramesh, and Raj Mohan have emerged as the standout performers so far. We expect more from the Industries Minister. But in all fairness, Keerthana deserves some time. Her role is largely about building investor confidence. Six months down the line, she will need to start delivering tangible results. All of Chennai is hoping that Vijay reconsiders his earlier stand on Parandur. Cancelling the airport project would set Chennai back by a decade. He can reverse his position without losing face by convening an all-party meeting. BJP, Congress, DMK, and AIADMK are unlikely to oppose the project. A unanimous resolution would give him the political consensus needed to move forward. Leadership is not about never changing your mind. It is about recognising when the larger interests of Tamil Nadu demand a different course and having the courage to act on it.