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DMK, AIADMK Trade 'B Team, Dynasty Politics' Pre-Poll Barbs At NDTV Summit
Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK and its great Dravidian rival, the AIADMK, exchanged jibes Friday ahead of the Assembly election in April, each accusing the other of corruption and labelling them the 'B team' of their national partners, the Congress and BJP.
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A Bharat Ratna Demand, Leadership Reminder: Inside EPS-Amit Shah Meet
A Bharat Ratna for freedom fighter and Thevar community icon Pasumpon Muthuramalinga and expedition of corruption cases against the ruling DMK were among the points raised by AIADMK chief Edappadi K Palaniswami in a meet with Amit Shah.
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3-Time Tamil Nadu Chief Minister OPS Quits BJP Alliance. Why It Matters
The BJP's Tamil Nadu election plans took a hit Thursday after O Panneerselvam - a three-time former Chief Minister from the politically influential Thevar community - led his AIADMK faction out of the party-led National Democratic Alliance.
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'When Amit Shah...': K Annamalai Snaps At AIADMK In Tamil Nadu Pre-Poll Row
Three months (and six days) into the AIADMK-BJP alliance for next year's Tamil Nadu election and there is already a storm brewing, with K Annamalai hitting back at Edappadi Palaniswami's comment about a solo government.
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AIADMK Backtracks On BJP Coalition? Alliance Only For Elections, Hints EPS
Comments by AIADMK boss Edappadi K Palaniswami, or EPS, suggest the Tamil party will not accept a coalition government and that the alliance with the BJP, for the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly election, is "only for the election".
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Opinion | The Math And Chemistry Behind The BJP-AIADMK Reunion
A year to the Tamil Nadu election, the BJP and AIADMK have revived their ties in the state. On April 11, 2025, Union Home Minister Amit Shah declared that a coalition government would be formed after the elections.
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"No Conditions, Demands": Amit Shah As AIADMK Back In BJP-Led Alliance
Renewal of the BJP-AIADMK alliance in Tamil Nadu does not come with conditions from either side, Home Minister Amit Shah said Friday, as he and senior leaders from the Tamil party announced plans to contest next year's election together.
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Opinion | Alliance Calling: AIADMK-BJP May Have Finally Learnt A Hard Lesson
An alliance between the AIADMK and the BJP isn't an easy thing to achieve, even with Annamalai finally taming his aggression. But it's not entirely impossible either.
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To Be (With BJP) Or Not To Be, AIADMK Weighs Tamil Nadu Alliance Options
Assembly polls in Tamil Nadu are due next year and the key players, the ruling DMK and the main Opposition AIADMK, have started building their election planks
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Ahead Of Lok Sabha Elections, AIADMK Says "Door Already Closed" For BJP
Tamil Nadu's main opposition AIADMK on Wednesday said it had already shut its door on the BJP and ruled out joining forces with the party for the Lok Sabha polls.
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"AIADMK Has Completely Withdrawn From BJP Alliance": E Palaniswami
Clarifying on breaking ties with Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Tamil Nadu, All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) general secretary Edappadi Palaniswami said on Sunday that the party has completely withdrawn from the alliance.
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"Strengthen Party, Take On DMK": Tamil Nadu BJP Chief After Split With AIADMK
K Annamalai, the chief of BJP's Tamil Nadu unit, today asked party workers to strengthen its hold in the state to take on the ruling DMK after losing AIADMK, an important ally, from the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), sources said.
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"2 Crore Party Workers' Sentiments": EPS Says AIADMK-BJP Break-Up "Final"
In his first public remarks after the All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) pulled the plug on its alliance with BJP, party chief Edappadi K Palaniswami has said the decision was "final"
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"Under No Circumstances": AIADMK On Allying With BJP Again
The opposition AIADMK on Thursday said it will not go back on its decision of severing ties with the BJP and reiterated that the party would cobble up an alliance for the 2024 Lok Sabha poll and the next assembly election too.
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Analysis: In Avoiding Repeat Of Telangana, BJP Pays Price In Tamil Nadu
Word on the street is that the BJP made a monumental blunder by allowing its alliance with the AIADMK to crash in Tamil Nadu. All it would have taken to salvage it was to replace the state BJP chief.
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DMK, AIADMK Trade 'B Team, Dynasty Politics' Pre-Poll Barbs At NDTV Summit
Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK and its great Dravidian rival, the AIADMK, exchanged jibes Friday ahead of the Assembly election in April, each accusing the other of corruption and labelling them the 'B team' of their national partners, the Congress and BJP.
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A Bharat Ratna Demand, Leadership Reminder: Inside EPS-Amit Shah Meet
A Bharat Ratna for freedom fighter and Thevar community icon Pasumpon Muthuramalinga and expedition of corruption cases against the ruling DMK were among the points raised by AIADMK chief Edappadi K Palaniswami in a meet with Amit Shah.
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3-Time Tamil Nadu Chief Minister OPS Quits BJP Alliance. Why It Matters
The BJP's Tamil Nadu election plans took a hit Thursday after O Panneerselvam - a three-time former Chief Minister from the politically influential Thevar community - led his AIADMK faction out of the party-led National Democratic Alliance.
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'When Amit Shah...': K Annamalai Snaps At AIADMK In Tamil Nadu Pre-Poll Row
Three months (and six days) into the AIADMK-BJP alliance for next year's Tamil Nadu election and there is already a storm brewing, with K Annamalai hitting back at Edappadi Palaniswami's comment about a solo government.
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AIADMK Backtracks On BJP Coalition? Alliance Only For Elections, Hints EPS
Comments by AIADMK boss Edappadi K Palaniswami, or EPS, suggest the Tamil party will not accept a coalition government and that the alliance with the BJP, for the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly election, is "only for the election".
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Opinion | The Math And Chemistry Behind The BJP-AIADMK Reunion
A year to the Tamil Nadu election, the BJP and AIADMK have revived their ties in the state. On April 11, 2025, Union Home Minister Amit Shah declared that a coalition government would be formed after the elections.
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"No Conditions, Demands": Amit Shah As AIADMK Back In BJP-Led Alliance
Renewal of the BJP-AIADMK alliance in Tamil Nadu does not come with conditions from either side, Home Minister Amit Shah said Friday, as he and senior leaders from the Tamil party announced plans to contest next year's election together.
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Opinion | Alliance Calling: AIADMK-BJP May Have Finally Learnt A Hard Lesson
An alliance between the AIADMK and the BJP isn't an easy thing to achieve, even with Annamalai finally taming his aggression. But it's not entirely impossible either.
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To Be (With BJP) Or Not To Be, AIADMK Weighs Tamil Nadu Alliance Options
Assembly polls in Tamil Nadu are due next year and the key players, the ruling DMK and the main Opposition AIADMK, have started building their election planks
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Ahead Of Lok Sabha Elections, AIADMK Says "Door Already Closed" For BJP
Tamil Nadu's main opposition AIADMK on Wednesday said it had already shut its door on the BJP and ruled out joining forces with the party for the Lok Sabha polls.
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"AIADMK Has Completely Withdrawn From BJP Alliance": E Palaniswami
Clarifying on breaking ties with Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Tamil Nadu, All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) general secretary Edappadi Palaniswami said on Sunday that the party has completely withdrawn from the alliance.
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"Strengthen Party, Take On DMK": Tamil Nadu BJP Chief After Split With AIADMK
K Annamalai, the chief of BJP's Tamil Nadu unit, today asked party workers to strengthen its hold in the state to take on the ruling DMK after losing AIADMK, an important ally, from the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), sources said.
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"2 Crore Party Workers' Sentiments": EPS Says AIADMK-BJP Break-Up "Final"
In his first public remarks after the All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) pulled the plug on its alliance with BJP, party chief Edappadi K Palaniswami has said the decision was "final"
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"Under No Circumstances": AIADMK On Allying With BJP Again
The opposition AIADMK on Thursday said it will not go back on its decision of severing ties with the BJP and reiterated that the party would cobble up an alliance for the 2024 Lok Sabha poll and the next assembly election too.
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Analysis: In Avoiding Repeat Of Telangana, BJP Pays Price In Tamil Nadu
Word on the street is that the BJP made a monumental blunder by allowing its alliance with the AIADMK to crash in Tamil Nadu. All it would have taken to salvage it was to replace the state BJP chief.
