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E Palaniswami Thanks PM Modi For Supporting AIADMK's Return To NDA
AIADMK General Secretary and Tamil Nadu Leader of the Opposition, Edappadi K. Palaniswami, expressed his heartfelt gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for supporting the AIADMK and welcoming the party back into the NDA.
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"Jayalalithaa Backed Ram Mandir, Scrapping Of Article 370": Tamil Nadu BJP Chief
Tamil Nadu BJP President K Annamalai on Monday called J Jayalalithaa, former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu and AIADMK supremo, a Hindutva leader and claimed that she wanted the abrogation of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir and was also in the support
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"Rajinikanth Won't Use His Influence To Back BJP": P Chidambaram
Expressing happiness that his friend, Rajinikanth, had decided to not enter politics in view of his health, veteran Congress leader P Chidambaram said the 70-year-old superstar was a "devout Hindu, but a secular man" and unlikely to support the BJP.
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Amit Shah In Chennai Amid BJP's Strained Ties With Tamil Nadu Ally
Union Home Minister and top BJP leader Amit Shah got a grand welcome in Chennai this afternoon as he get out of his vehicle and made an unscheduled walk on the busy road outside the airport to greet supporters, after he landed in the Tamil Nadu capital for a two-day visit. Mr Shah will address party workers as well as give his strategy to the state...
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Congress Or BJP? Kamal Haasan's Criteria For His Support After Polls
Actor-politician Kamal Haasan has said that though he could back either the BJP or the Congress after the ongoing Lok Sabha elections, his support would be conditional.
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In Coimbatore, PM's "Chowkidar" Promise Offers Change - But Hurts Many
On social media, the PM's supporters and detractors clash on his trips to Tamil Nadu with hashtags like #GoBackModi feuding with #WelcomeModi. Mr Natarajan's cadres, similarly, try to talk up among voters an alleged 'emotional disconnect' between Tamil Nadu and Delhi since 2014.
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"We're With DMK For 2019 Polls": Sitaram Yechury After Meeting MK Stalin
The efforts to bring together a broad alliance against the National Democratic Alliance gathered steam today with Communist Party of India (Marxist) general secretary Sitaram Yechury announcing that his party will support the DMK in Tamil Nadu. He made this statement after a meeting with DMK president MK Stalin in Chennai.
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BJP Hits Back At DMK For Supporting No-Trust Motion In Lok Sabha
The BJP has hit out at DMK for extending moral support to an opposition-backed no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government, and said people will at no point trust the Dravidian party and the Congress.
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AIADMK To Back Government In No Confidence Vote, Say Sources
Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK will support the government in the no-confidence motion against the government that will be taken up shortly in parliament. The party, sources said, will issue a whip to its 37 lawmakers to vote for the government.
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4 Parties Support Simultaneous Polls, 9 Oppose It; BJP, Congress Silent
Political parties were divided on the issue of holding Lok Sabha and assembly polls simultaneously with four supporting the idea and nine opposing it, even as the ruling BJP and the main opposition Congress stayed away from a consultation organised by the Law Commission on the subject.
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Another Stint At A Resort For AIADMK Lawmakers Loyal To VK Sasikala. This Time 19
Nineteen legislators of Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK are reportedly being moved to a resort outside Chennai, as the party's sidelined number 2 TTV Dhinakaran attempts to keep them together and away from the influence of Chief Minister E Palaniswami. This morning, these MLAs met the state's Governor and requested that Mr Palaniswami be sacked as Chief...
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Presidential Election 2017: AIADMK's E Palaniswami Offers Support And More To BJP On President
After Tamil Nadu Chief Minister E Palaniswami pledged the support of his faction of the AIADMK to Ram Nath Kovind, the BJP's nominee for President, O Panneerselvam of the rival faction has done the same this morning. The full AIADMK is on board with the BJP.
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For Presidential Election, Tamil Nadu's Ruling AIADMK Allies With BJP
Just a few weeks before the Presidential election, Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK has pledged its support for the BJP candidate, claiming to follow the "footsteps of Amma" or J Jayalalithaa, former chief minister and the powerful chief of the party, who died in December last year.
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'I Will Call You When There is War': Rajinikanth's Vote Appeal
As superstar Rajinikanth addressed fans on Friday, the last day of his week-long meet-and greet, he made a speech worthy of a political campaign. It was also his most unambiguous signal yet that he is considering a political career. In Tamil Nadu.
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BJP Wants Probe Into O Panneerselvam's Allegation That He Was Forced To Resign
Tamil Nadu BJP today said Governor CH Vidyasagar Rao should order a probe into O Panneerselvam's allegation that he was forced to resign even as it questioned the "necessity" of keeping AIADMK MLAs supporting V K Sasikala in "one particular place".
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E Palaniswami Thanks PM Modi For Supporting AIADMK's Return To NDA
AIADMK General Secretary and Tamil Nadu Leader of the Opposition, Edappadi K. Palaniswami, expressed his heartfelt gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for supporting the AIADMK and welcoming the party back into the NDA.
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"Jayalalithaa Backed Ram Mandir, Scrapping Of Article 370": Tamil Nadu BJP Chief
Tamil Nadu BJP President K Annamalai on Monday called J Jayalalithaa, former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu and AIADMK supremo, a Hindutva leader and claimed that she wanted the abrogation of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir and was also in the support
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"Rajinikanth Won't Use His Influence To Back BJP": P Chidambaram
Expressing happiness that his friend, Rajinikanth, had decided to not enter politics in view of his health, veteran Congress leader P Chidambaram said the 70-year-old superstar was a "devout Hindu, but a secular man" and unlikely to support the BJP.
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Amit Shah In Chennai Amid BJP's Strained Ties With Tamil Nadu Ally
Union Home Minister and top BJP leader Amit Shah got a grand welcome in Chennai this afternoon as he get out of his vehicle and made an unscheduled walk on the busy road outside the airport to greet supporters, after he landed in the Tamil Nadu capital for a two-day visit. Mr Shah will address party workers as well as give his strategy to the state...
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Congress Or BJP? Kamal Haasan's Criteria For His Support After Polls
Actor-politician Kamal Haasan has said that though he could back either the BJP or the Congress after the ongoing Lok Sabha elections, his support would be conditional.
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In Coimbatore, PM's "Chowkidar" Promise Offers Change - But Hurts Many
On social media, the PM's supporters and detractors clash on his trips to Tamil Nadu with hashtags like #GoBackModi feuding with #WelcomeModi. Mr Natarajan's cadres, similarly, try to talk up among voters an alleged 'emotional disconnect' between Tamil Nadu and Delhi since 2014.
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"We're With DMK For 2019 Polls": Sitaram Yechury After Meeting MK Stalin
The efforts to bring together a broad alliance against the National Democratic Alliance gathered steam today with Communist Party of India (Marxist) general secretary Sitaram Yechury announcing that his party will support the DMK in Tamil Nadu. He made this statement after a meeting with DMK president MK Stalin in Chennai.
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BJP Hits Back At DMK For Supporting No-Trust Motion In Lok Sabha
The BJP has hit out at DMK for extending moral support to an opposition-backed no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government, and said people will at no point trust the Dravidian party and the Congress.
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AIADMK To Back Government In No Confidence Vote, Say Sources
Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK will support the government in the no-confidence motion against the government that will be taken up shortly in parliament. The party, sources said, will issue a whip to its 37 lawmakers to vote for the government.
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4 Parties Support Simultaneous Polls, 9 Oppose It; BJP, Congress Silent
Political parties were divided on the issue of holding Lok Sabha and assembly polls simultaneously with four supporting the idea and nine opposing it, even as the ruling BJP and the main opposition Congress stayed away from a consultation organised by the Law Commission on the subject.
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Another Stint At A Resort For AIADMK Lawmakers Loyal To VK Sasikala. This Time 19
Nineteen legislators of Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK are reportedly being moved to a resort outside Chennai, as the party's sidelined number 2 TTV Dhinakaran attempts to keep them together and away from the influence of Chief Minister E Palaniswami. This morning, these MLAs met the state's Governor and requested that Mr Palaniswami be sacked as Chief...
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Presidential Election 2017: AIADMK's E Palaniswami Offers Support And More To BJP On President
After Tamil Nadu Chief Minister E Palaniswami pledged the support of his faction of the AIADMK to Ram Nath Kovind, the BJP's nominee for President, O Panneerselvam of the rival faction has done the same this morning. The full AIADMK is on board with the BJP.
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For Presidential Election, Tamil Nadu's Ruling AIADMK Allies With BJP
Just a few weeks before the Presidential election, Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK has pledged its support for the BJP candidate, claiming to follow the "footsteps of Amma" or J Jayalalithaa, former chief minister and the powerful chief of the party, who died in December last year.
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'I Will Call You When There is War': Rajinikanth's Vote Appeal
As superstar Rajinikanth addressed fans on Friday, the last day of his week-long meet-and greet, he made a speech worthy of a political campaign. It was also his most unambiguous signal yet that he is considering a political career. In Tamil Nadu.
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BJP Wants Probe Into O Panneerselvam's Allegation That He Was Forced To Resign
Tamil Nadu BJP today said Governor CH Vidyasagar Rao should order a probe into O Panneerselvam's allegation that he was forced to resign even as it questioned the "necessity" of keeping AIADMK MLAs supporting V K Sasikala in "one particular place".
