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"My Experience Is More Than Your Age": E Palaniswami To Udhayanidhi Stalin
"My experience is more than your age," AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami on Tuesday told Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin and said his recent elevation in the Cabinet is Chief Minister M K Stalin's 'only achievement.'
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"Mamannan To Be My Last Film": Udhayanidhi Stalin, Now Tamil Nadu Minister
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin's elder son, Udhayanidhi, was sworn in as a cabinet minister today.
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Tamil Nadu Cabinet Okays 7.5% Quota For Government School Students In Professional Courses
The previous AIADMK government headed by K Palaniswami had last year provided 7.5 per cent quota for students of such schools in undegraduate medical courses.
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, Newly Elected Cabinet Take Oath
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, his Cabinet colleagues, AIADMK top leader K Palaniswami, who is set to be the Leader of Opposition on Tuesday took oath as MLAs in the Assembly.
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Tamil Nadu Assembly Dissolves As Governor Accepts EPS's Resignation
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami tendered his resignation and that of his cabinet and Governor Banwarilal Purohit accepted it, the Raj Bhavan said on Monday.
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"Will Quit Politics If Proved," Says MK Stalin, Accused Of 'Talks' With BJP
DMK Chief MK Stalin today vowed to "quit politics" if Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK could prove their claim that he is in touch with the BJP and is lobbying for cabinet posts in the next government.
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AIADMK Candidate In RK Nagar By-Poll Is E Madhusudhanan, An OPS Loyalist
AIADMK's E Madhusudanan, the only candidate in the race for the prestigious RK Nagar constituency in Chennai, to have won an election from this seat earlier. This was 20 years ago, in 1991, when he was inducted into party's patriarch J Jayalalithaa cabinet as the handloom minister.
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'No Call From PM Modi', AIADMK Unlikely In Cabinet, Say Sources
Three union ministers have quit the government, making it clear that a new cabinet will be formed, most likely on Sunday. However, sources in Tamil Nadu's ruling party, the AIADMK, say reports of them bagging cabinet spots are incorrect - they point out that the party has yet to join Prime Minister Narendra Modi's coalition or announce any formal a...
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PM Modi Tweets Approval Of AIADMK Merger, Talk Builds Of New Ties: 5 Points
Tamil Nadu's ruling party today abandoned its differences - or at least said it has - in an attempt to present a throwback to an older era, when it was a solid force grounded in its abject devotion to chief J Jayalalithaa, who died in December. Acknowledging "there are differences but we will work together," Chief Minister E Palaniswami shook hands...
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Amit Shah's Changed Travel Plans Seen As Giveaway Of Cabinet Reshuffle
A day before Amit Shah was meant to depart for Chennai, the BJP confirmed that its president's itinerary has been revised and that he will remain in Delhi because of "a greater need to have him in the capital over the next few days."
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"My Experience Is More Than Your Age": E Palaniswami To Udhayanidhi Stalin
"My experience is more than your age," AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami on Tuesday told Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin and said his recent elevation in the Cabinet is Chief Minister M K Stalin's 'only achievement.'
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"Mamannan To Be My Last Film": Udhayanidhi Stalin, Now Tamil Nadu Minister
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin's elder son, Udhayanidhi, was sworn in as a cabinet minister today.
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Tamil Nadu Cabinet Okays 7.5% Quota For Government School Students In Professional Courses
The previous AIADMK government headed by K Palaniswami had last year provided 7.5 per cent quota for students of such schools in undegraduate medical courses.
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, Newly Elected Cabinet Take Oath
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, his Cabinet colleagues, AIADMK top leader K Palaniswami, who is set to be the Leader of Opposition on Tuesday took oath as MLAs in the Assembly.
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Tamil Nadu Assembly Dissolves As Governor Accepts EPS's Resignation
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami tendered his resignation and that of his cabinet and Governor Banwarilal Purohit accepted it, the Raj Bhavan said on Monday.
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"Will Quit Politics If Proved," Says MK Stalin, Accused Of 'Talks' With BJP
DMK Chief MK Stalin today vowed to "quit politics" if Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK could prove their claim that he is in touch with the BJP and is lobbying for cabinet posts in the next government.
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AIADMK Candidate In RK Nagar By-Poll Is E Madhusudhanan, An OPS Loyalist
AIADMK's E Madhusudanan, the only candidate in the race for the prestigious RK Nagar constituency in Chennai, to have won an election from this seat earlier. This was 20 years ago, in 1991, when he was inducted into party's patriarch J Jayalalithaa cabinet as the handloom minister.
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'No Call From PM Modi', AIADMK Unlikely In Cabinet, Say Sources
Three union ministers have quit the government, making it clear that a new cabinet will be formed, most likely on Sunday. However, sources in Tamil Nadu's ruling party, the AIADMK, say reports of them bagging cabinet spots are incorrect - they point out that the party has yet to join Prime Minister Narendra Modi's coalition or announce any formal a...
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PM Modi Tweets Approval Of AIADMK Merger, Talk Builds Of New Ties: 5 Points
Tamil Nadu's ruling party today abandoned its differences - or at least said it has - in an attempt to present a throwback to an older era, when it was a solid force grounded in its abject devotion to chief J Jayalalithaa, who died in December. Acknowledging "there are differences but we will work together," Chief Minister E Palaniswami shook hands...
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Amit Shah's Changed Travel Plans Seen As Giveaway Of Cabinet Reshuffle
A day before Amit Shah was meant to depart for Chennai, the BJP confirmed that its president's itinerary has been revised and that he will remain in Delhi because of "a greater need to have him in the capital over the next few days."
