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"A Big Joke, Politically Immature": DMK's All-Out Attack On Rahul Gandhi
DMK mouthpiece 'Murasoli'has accused Rahul Gandhi of weakening opposition unity with his actions both within the INDIA bloc and in Tamil Nadu
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"DMK Long-Term Ally": Congress MP Manickam Tagore On Tamil Nadu Polls
With the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections drawing closer, Congress MP Manickam Tagore sought to dispel speculation about any rift within the INDIA bloc in the state, asserting that the Congress and the DMK remain firmly aligned.
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa Hits Out At DMK-Congress Alliance
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and AIADMK leader Jayalalithaa today exhorted her party men to explain the development work and welfare schemes of her government, the party's electoral promises including freebies and remind people of the "unholy" alliance between the DMK and Congress.
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DMK resolution silent on alliance with Congress
On the second day of the DMK meeting in Coimbatore, the party is expected to chalk out its future in the UPA government at the Centre. Party top brass will decide today on the crucial question of continuing alliance with the Congress and sending replacements for A Raja and Dayanidhi Maran.
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Congress alliance fine, says Karunanidhi, slams "media dharma"
In an editorial today, DMK chief M Karunanidhi has blamed the media for trying to sever his party's alliance with the Congress."Of the 31 questions posed to me during the press conference at the end of DMK's high-powered committee on June 10, as many as 22 of them centred on the 2G spectrum allocation scam and its impact on DMK-Congress relations,"...
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2G no issue, Congress won't go with AIADMK: DMK
The 2G corruption row was "not a factor" in the Tamil Nadu polls, says DMK leader TKS Elangovan, adding the Congress would not embrace the AIADMK after Jayalalithaa's party was sworn into power on Monday. "It was not a factor or (even) a minor factor," Elangovan, said the DMK spokesman answering to whether the 2G spectrum scandal played a role...
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DMK-Congress sign on dotted line
After their dramatic reconciliation in Delhi, the DMK and Congress have signed an agreement in Chennai that formalises their alliance for the Tamil Nadu elections, scheduled for April 13.The Congress, as announced in Delhi last night after days of bitter negotiation, will contest 63 of the 234 assembly seats. Both parties will meet tomorrow to deci...
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DMK-Congress agree on seat-sharing for Tamil Nadu polls
The DMK-Congress alliance came back from breakpoint and finally made a breakthrough. A seat-sharing arrangement for the Tamil Nadu polls was announced in Chennai late on Monday evening. The breakthrough came after senior DMK leaders, and Union Ministers, Dayanidhi Maran and MK Alagiri met Congress President and UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi at her r...
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DMK-Congress: From breakpoint to breakthrough?
The marriage between the DMK and the Congress may not be over after all. On Monday evening, just before the DMK's six ministers were scheduled to meet the Prime Minister to resign from the government, party leader MK Stalin announced that the Congress had asked for another day to reassess the demands that had pushed the relationship to breaking poi...
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"A Big Joke, Politically Immature": DMK's All-Out Attack On Rahul Gandhi
DMK mouthpiece 'Murasoli'has accused Rahul Gandhi of weakening opposition unity with his actions both within the INDIA bloc and in Tamil Nadu
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"DMK Long-Term Ally": Congress MP Manickam Tagore On Tamil Nadu Polls
With the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections drawing closer, Congress MP Manickam Tagore sought to dispel speculation about any rift within the INDIA bloc in the state, asserting that the Congress and the DMK remain firmly aligned.
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa Hits Out At DMK-Congress Alliance
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and AIADMK leader Jayalalithaa today exhorted her party men to explain the development work and welfare schemes of her government, the party's electoral promises including freebies and remind people of the "unholy" alliance between the DMK and Congress.
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DMK resolution silent on alliance with Congress
On the second day of the DMK meeting in Coimbatore, the party is expected to chalk out its future in the UPA government at the Centre. Party top brass will decide today on the crucial question of continuing alliance with the Congress and sending replacements for A Raja and Dayanidhi Maran.
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Congress alliance fine, says Karunanidhi, slams "media dharma"
In an editorial today, DMK chief M Karunanidhi has blamed the media for trying to sever his party's alliance with the Congress."Of the 31 questions posed to me during the press conference at the end of DMK's high-powered committee on June 10, as many as 22 of them centred on the 2G spectrum allocation scam and its impact on DMK-Congress relations,"...
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2G no issue, Congress won't go with AIADMK: DMK
The 2G corruption row was "not a factor" in the Tamil Nadu polls, says DMK leader TKS Elangovan, adding the Congress would not embrace the AIADMK after Jayalalithaa's party was sworn into power on Monday. "It was not a factor or (even) a minor factor," Elangovan, said the DMK spokesman answering to whether the 2G spectrum scandal played a role...
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DMK-Congress sign on dotted line
After their dramatic reconciliation in Delhi, the DMK and Congress have signed an agreement in Chennai that formalises their alliance for the Tamil Nadu elections, scheduled for April 13.The Congress, as announced in Delhi last night after days of bitter negotiation, will contest 63 of the 234 assembly seats. Both parties will meet tomorrow to deci...
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DMK-Congress agree on seat-sharing for Tamil Nadu polls
The DMK-Congress alliance came back from breakpoint and finally made a breakthrough. A seat-sharing arrangement for the Tamil Nadu polls was announced in Chennai late on Monday evening. The breakthrough came after senior DMK leaders, and Union Ministers, Dayanidhi Maran and MK Alagiri met Congress President and UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi at her r...
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DMK-Congress: From breakpoint to breakthrough?
The marriage between the DMK and the Congress may not be over after all. On Monday evening, just before the DMK's six ministers were scheduled to meet the Prime Minister to resign from the government, party leader MK Stalin announced that the Congress had asked for another day to reassess the demands that had pushed the relationship to breaking poi...
