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'First Get Support, Then Approach Governor': MK Stalin's DMK Slams Vijay
Vijay, who approached the Governor with a coalition government, is falling short of the majority mark of 118.
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S Gurumurthy Flags Rookie Mistake By Vijay's TVK That Led To Tamil Nadu High Drama
S Gurumuthy told NDTV that MK Stalin's DMK is not in a position to give up direct power and is seeking to have indirect power through AIADMK.
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What Will Happen If All TVK MLAs Resign? Top 3 Scenarios
Vijay has reportedly presented a support of 113 MLAs, including five from the Congress, but the Governor has insisted that the actor-politician must muster the backing of 118 MLAs.
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AIADMK-DMK Tie-Up Buzz Amid Vijay Suspense: What's Next For Tamil Nadu?
Vijay's TVK won 108 seats in the April election but fell 10 short of majority, the scenario leading to chaos in Tamil Nadu as the actor tries to rally the extra numbers while his rivals - the DMK and AIADMK - plot a historic alliance to keep him out
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"Mallikarjun Kharge Brought Shame To Nation By Calling PM Modi A Terrorist": Amit Shah
"Mallikarjun Kharge Brought Shame To Nation By Calling PM Modi A Terrorist": Amit Shah
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Crowds, Cash Schemes, Confidence: DMK Sets The Tone In Tiruvallur
Taking the stage in Tiruvallur, MK Stalin framed the election as a choice between proven governance and untested alternatives.
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Betrayers Will Be "Isolated": E Palaniswami Takes Hard Line On Dissidents
AIADMK General Secretary and Opposition Leader Edappadi K Palaniswami, popularly known as EPS, sharpened his attack today on dissident leader KA Sengottaiyan and expelled leaders O Panneerselvam, VK Sasikala and TTV Dhinakaran.
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"Rise Above Party Lines": BJP, AIADMK To Opposition Over Vice President Pick
A day after the NDA fielded Tamil Nadu's veteran leader and Maharashtra Governor CP Radhakrishnan as its Vice President candidate, both the AIADMK and the BJP in the state have appealed to all political parties to extend support to his candidature.
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"Naming Tamilian Not Pro-Tamil Nadu": MK Stalin's Party On BJP's Veep Pick
The NDA naming a Tamilian, CP Radhakrishnan, as Vice Presidential candidate is "not pro-Tamil Nadu", said DMK's TKS Elangovan today.
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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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'First Get Support, Then Approach Governor': MK Stalin's DMK Slams Vijay
Vijay, who approached the Governor with a coalition government, is falling short of the majority mark of 118.
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S Gurumurthy Flags Rookie Mistake By Vijay's TVK That Led To Tamil Nadu High Drama
S Gurumuthy told NDTV that MK Stalin's DMK is not in a position to give up direct power and is seeking to have indirect power through AIADMK.
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What Will Happen If All TVK MLAs Resign? Top 3 Scenarios
Vijay has reportedly presented a support of 113 MLAs, including five from the Congress, but the Governor has insisted that the actor-politician must muster the backing of 118 MLAs.
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AIADMK-DMK Tie-Up Buzz Amid Vijay Suspense: What's Next For Tamil Nadu?
Vijay's TVK won 108 seats in the April election but fell 10 short of majority, the scenario leading to chaos in Tamil Nadu as the actor tries to rally the extra numbers while his rivals - the DMK and AIADMK - plot a historic alliance to keep him out
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"Mallikarjun Kharge Brought Shame To Nation By Calling PM Modi A Terrorist": Amit Shah
"Mallikarjun Kharge Brought Shame To Nation By Calling PM Modi A Terrorist": Amit Shah
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Crowds, Cash Schemes, Confidence: DMK Sets The Tone In Tiruvallur
Taking the stage in Tiruvallur, MK Stalin framed the election as a choice between proven governance and untested alternatives.
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Betrayers Will Be "Isolated": E Palaniswami Takes Hard Line On Dissidents
AIADMK General Secretary and Opposition Leader Edappadi K Palaniswami, popularly known as EPS, sharpened his attack today on dissident leader KA Sengottaiyan and expelled leaders O Panneerselvam, VK Sasikala and TTV Dhinakaran.
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"Rise Above Party Lines": BJP, AIADMK To Opposition Over Vice President Pick
A day after the NDA fielded Tamil Nadu's veteran leader and Maharashtra Governor CP Radhakrishnan as its Vice President candidate, both the AIADMK and the BJP in the state have appealed to all political parties to extend support to his candidature.
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"Naming Tamilian Not Pro-Tamil Nadu": MK Stalin's Party On BJP's Veep Pick
The NDA naming a Tamilian, CP Radhakrishnan, as Vice Presidential candidate is "not pro-Tamil Nadu", said DMK's TKS Elangovan today.
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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.
