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Before Tamil Nadu Poll, Row Over Alcohol At Event With MK Stalin Posters
A video surfacing on social media has sparked a political row in Tamil Nadu, purportedly showing liquor bottles placed on dining tables during a poll meeting linked to the ruling Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) in Kallakurichi district.
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Tamil Nadu's DMK vs RN Ravi In Fresh Squabble Over Vice-Chancellors
Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK and Governor RN Ravi are at loggerheads, again. This time it is over Mr Ravi alleging Chief Minister MK Stalin used the state police force to deter vice-chancellors from attending a conference chaired by him in the hill-town
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DMK vs Tamil Nadu Governor Again, This Time Over Crimes Against Dalits
Less than a week after the Supreme Court pulled him up for blocking Bills, Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi has targeted the MK Stalin-led DMK government over atrocities against Dalits
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"Surrendered Like A Bonded Slave": MK Stalin Rips Into BJP-AIADMK Alliance
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin today described the renewed friendship between the BJP and the AIADMK as a "corrupt alliance of defeat". Mr Stalin accused both parties of mortgaging the state's autonomy for the pursuit of power.
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Days After Mega Delimitation Huddle, MK Stalin's Letter To PM Modi
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has sought a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, days after the DMK leader hosted a meeting of top Opposition leaders to discuss their strategy against the proposed delimitation of parliamentary seats.
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Transparency, Freeze On Seats: Parties' 7-Point Resolution On Delimitation
The DMK-led Joint Action Committee (JAC), holding its first meeting today over the impending delimitation exercise proposed by the Union government, cited a lack of transparency and insufficient consultation with key stakeholders.
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In MK Stalin's Delimitation Push, A "Sword Of Damocles" Warning From Ally
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin hosted the first meeting of the Joint Action Committee (JAC) on delimitation in Chennai today.
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Delimitation Row: MK Stalin Hosts Opposition Meet, BJP Slams "Diversionary Tactic"
The first Joint Action Committee meeting on delimitation commenced with Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK president M K Stalin in the chair.
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Pawan Kalyan Says DMK Allows Tamil Films' Dubbing In Hindi, Party Responds
The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) today responded to remarks made by actor-turned-politician Pawan Kalyan over the ongoing language debate.
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'They Dub Tamil Films In Hindi': Pawan Kalyan Jabs DMK Amid Language Row
Janasena Party chief and Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan on Friday emphasised the need to preserve India's linguistic diversity, saying that the country "needs multiple languages, including Tamil, not just two."
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MK Stalin's Outreach To Women In His Last Full Budget Before State Polls
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin-led DMK regime on Friday presented its Budget 2025-26 in the Assembly.
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Promotes Secessionist Sentiments": N Sitharaman Slams DMK's Rupee Move
Union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman has hit back at Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK over its move to replace the rupee symbol with the Tamil letter (Ru), declaring that it "promotes secessionist sentiments"
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"Designed By Tamilian": K Annamalai's "Stupid" Barb At DMK Amid Rupee Row
Hitting back at the DMK for replacing the rupee symbol in promotional material for the Tamil Nadu budget, BJP state President K Annamalai has said the party is so "stupid" that it doesn't realise that the symbol was designed by a Tamilian.
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"Suffocating Non-Hindi Speakers": MK Stalin Doubles Down, BJP Hits Back
Doubling down on his vow to not allow "Hindi imposition" in Tamil Nadu, Chief Minister MK Stalin has asserted that his state will not be "blackmailed into surrendering" to the central government's demand of implementing the National Education Policy.
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"True Chauvinists, Anti-Nationals Are The Hindi Zealots": MK Stalin
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK President M K Stalin on Thursday said demanding linguistic equality is not chauvinism and alleged that the "true chauvinists and anti-nationals are the Hindi zealots".
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Before Tamil Nadu Poll, Row Over Alcohol At Event With MK Stalin Posters
A video surfacing on social media has sparked a political row in Tamil Nadu, purportedly showing liquor bottles placed on dining tables during a poll meeting linked to the ruling Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) in Kallakurichi district.
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Tamil Nadu's DMK vs RN Ravi In Fresh Squabble Over Vice-Chancellors
Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK and Governor RN Ravi are at loggerheads, again. This time it is over Mr Ravi alleging Chief Minister MK Stalin used the state police force to deter vice-chancellors from attending a conference chaired by him in the hill-town
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DMK vs Tamil Nadu Governor Again, This Time Over Crimes Against Dalits
Less than a week after the Supreme Court pulled him up for blocking Bills, Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi has targeted the MK Stalin-led DMK government over atrocities against Dalits
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"Surrendered Like A Bonded Slave": MK Stalin Rips Into BJP-AIADMK Alliance
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin today described the renewed friendship between the BJP and the AIADMK as a "corrupt alliance of defeat". Mr Stalin accused both parties of mortgaging the state's autonomy for the pursuit of power.
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Days After Mega Delimitation Huddle, MK Stalin's Letter To PM Modi
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has sought a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, days after the DMK leader hosted a meeting of top Opposition leaders to discuss their strategy against the proposed delimitation of parliamentary seats.
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Transparency, Freeze On Seats: Parties' 7-Point Resolution On Delimitation
The DMK-led Joint Action Committee (JAC), holding its first meeting today over the impending delimitation exercise proposed by the Union government, cited a lack of transparency and insufficient consultation with key stakeholders.
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In MK Stalin's Delimitation Push, A "Sword Of Damocles" Warning From Ally
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin hosted the first meeting of the Joint Action Committee (JAC) on delimitation in Chennai today.
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Delimitation Row: MK Stalin Hosts Opposition Meet, BJP Slams "Diversionary Tactic"
The first Joint Action Committee meeting on delimitation commenced with Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK president M K Stalin in the chair.
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Pawan Kalyan Says DMK Allows Tamil Films' Dubbing In Hindi, Party Responds
The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) today responded to remarks made by actor-turned-politician Pawan Kalyan over the ongoing language debate.
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'They Dub Tamil Films In Hindi': Pawan Kalyan Jabs DMK Amid Language Row
Janasena Party chief and Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan on Friday emphasised the need to preserve India's linguistic diversity, saying that the country "needs multiple languages, including Tamil, not just two."
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MK Stalin's Outreach To Women In His Last Full Budget Before State Polls
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin-led DMK regime on Friday presented its Budget 2025-26 in the Assembly.
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Promotes Secessionist Sentiments": N Sitharaman Slams DMK's Rupee Move
Union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman has hit back at Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK over its move to replace the rupee symbol with the Tamil letter (Ru), declaring that it "promotes secessionist sentiments"
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"Designed By Tamilian": K Annamalai's "Stupid" Barb At DMK Amid Rupee Row
Hitting back at the DMK for replacing the rupee symbol in promotional material for the Tamil Nadu budget, BJP state President K Annamalai has said the party is so "stupid" that it doesn't realise that the symbol was designed by a Tamilian.
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"Suffocating Non-Hindi Speakers": MK Stalin Doubles Down, BJP Hits Back
Doubling down on his vow to not allow "Hindi imposition" in Tamil Nadu, Chief Minister MK Stalin has asserted that his state will not be "blackmailed into surrendering" to the central government's demand of implementing the National Education Policy.
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"True Chauvinists, Anti-Nationals Are The Hindi Zealots": MK Stalin
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK President M K Stalin on Thursday said demanding linguistic equality is not chauvinism and alleged that the "true chauvinists and anti-nationals are the Hindi zealots".
