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AIADMK Faces Fresh Turbulence as 2 Jayalalithaa Loyalists Turn Heat on EPS
O Panneerselvam has joined the DMK while VK Sasikala has floated her own party.
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Tamil Film's Makers Give In To AIADMK 'Sarkar', Make 4 Cuts
The makers of 'Sarkar', a Tamil political thriller starring actor Vijay, have under immense pressure from the Tamil Nadu government edited out parts of the movie seen as critical of the ruling AIADMK and former chief minister J Jayalalithaa, who died in 2016.
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Makers Of Vijay's 'Sarkar' Reportedly Give In To AIADMK, To Drop Scenes
Makers of 'Sarkar', a political thriller starring actor Vijay, have reportedly agreed to remove or mute controversial portions critical of Tamil Nadu's AIADMK government after two ministers levelled sedition charges against them.
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3,500 Sq Feet for Jayalalithaa, Not Even 6 Feet For Karunanidhi, Asks DMK
Tamil Nadu's E Palaniswami government has faced a barrage of criticism for rejecting the DMK's request for M Karunanidhi's burial next to the grave of his political mentor CN Annadurai along Marina beach. National Conference chief Omar Abdullah found the ruling AIADMK's stand petty, Congress president Rahul Gandhi asked the E Palaniswami government...
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Bad News = Blackout: Behind Tamil Nadu's Rising Media Censorship
Instances compiled by an association of Tamil Nadu journalists suggest multiple cases of 'blackouts' simply for reporting news critical of the government. Among the cases cited are: in February this year, Satyam TV was blacked out for a day on Arasu Cable for reporting on the protests in Tuticorin against a plant by mining giant Vedanta.
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"Gang Of Clowns": AIADMK Mouthpiece Disses Kamal Haasan, Rajinikanth
Invoking late Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, a mouthpiece of the ruling AIADMK in Tamil Nadu has dissed actors Kamal Haasan and Rajinikanth and a group of film directors critical of the ruling dispensation as a "gang of clowns".
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'Palaniswami Government Will Fall In 3 Months', Says TTV Dhinakaran
Sidelined AIADMK leader TTV Dhinakaran on Sunday won the critical by-election for Chennai's RK Nagar, the seat that was held by former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa till her death in December last year. He defeated his AIADMK rival E Madhusudhanan by a large margin of votes, serving a huge blow to Tamil Nadu's ruling party.
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'Mannargudi Mafia'? In Raids In TTV Dinakaran Case, Links To His Village
To prove that TTV Dinakaran, who was sidelined as the No 2 of Tamil Nadu's ruling party ten days ago, illicitly transferred crores to Delhi to buy the party symbol, the Delhi Police is in Chennai and this morning searched the home of a retired government officer who belongs to the village of Mannargudi. Mr Dinakaran and his relatives are referred t...
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With Jayalalithaa Critical, Chennai Comes To A Standstill
A complete shutdown like situation is gripping Chennai and slowly the whole of Tamil Nadu as Chief Minister Jayalalithaa's health continues to remain critical.
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The Three Power Centres In Charge During Jayalalithaa's Hospital Stay
With Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's condition still critical, lawmakers from her party, the AIADMK, met this evening, though sources stress they are not ready to discuss even a temporary stand-in for the leader, leave alone a successor.
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AIADMK Faces Fresh Turbulence as 2 Jayalalithaa Loyalists Turn Heat on EPS
O Panneerselvam has joined the DMK while VK Sasikala has floated her own party.
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Tamil Film's Makers Give In To AIADMK 'Sarkar', Make 4 Cuts
The makers of 'Sarkar', a Tamil political thriller starring actor Vijay, have under immense pressure from the Tamil Nadu government edited out parts of the movie seen as critical of the ruling AIADMK and former chief minister J Jayalalithaa, who died in 2016.
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Makers Of Vijay's 'Sarkar' Reportedly Give In To AIADMK, To Drop Scenes
Makers of 'Sarkar', a political thriller starring actor Vijay, have reportedly agreed to remove or mute controversial portions critical of Tamil Nadu's AIADMK government after two ministers levelled sedition charges against them.
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3,500 Sq Feet for Jayalalithaa, Not Even 6 Feet For Karunanidhi, Asks DMK
Tamil Nadu's E Palaniswami government has faced a barrage of criticism for rejecting the DMK's request for M Karunanidhi's burial next to the grave of his political mentor CN Annadurai along Marina beach. National Conference chief Omar Abdullah found the ruling AIADMK's stand petty, Congress president Rahul Gandhi asked the E Palaniswami government...
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Bad News = Blackout: Behind Tamil Nadu's Rising Media Censorship
Instances compiled by an association of Tamil Nadu journalists suggest multiple cases of 'blackouts' simply for reporting news critical of the government. Among the cases cited are: in February this year, Satyam TV was blacked out for a day on Arasu Cable for reporting on the protests in Tuticorin against a plant by mining giant Vedanta.
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"Gang Of Clowns": AIADMK Mouthpiece Disses Kamal Haasan, Rajinikanth
Invoking late Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, a mouthpiece of the ruling AIADMK in Tamil Nadu has dissed actors Kamal Haasan and Rajinikanth and a group of film directors critical of the ruling dispensation as a "gang of clowns".
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'Palaniswami Government Will Fall In 3 Months', Says TTV Dhinakaran
Sidelined AIADMK leader TTV Dhinakaran on Sunday won the critical by-election for Chennai's RK Nagar, the seat that was held by former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa till her death in December last year. He defeated his AIADMK rival E Madhusudhanan by a large margin of votes, serving a huge blow to Tamil Nadu's ruling party.
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'Mannargudi Mafia'? In Raids In TTV Dinakaran Case, Links To His Village
To prove that TTV Dinakaran, who was sidelined as the No 2 of Tamil Nadu's ruling party ten days ago, illicitly transferred crores to Delhi to buy the party symbol, the Delhi Police is in Chennai and this morning searched the home of a retired government officer who belongs to the village of Mannargudi. Mr Dinakaran and his relatives are referred t...
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With Jayalalithaa Critical, Chennai Comes To A Standstill
A complete shutdown like situation is gripping Chennai and slowly the whole of Tamil Nadu as Chief Minister Jayalalithaa's health continues to remain critical.
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The Three Power Centres In Charge During Jayalalithaa's Hospital Stay
With Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's condition still critical, lawmakers from her party, the AIADMK, met this evening, though sources stress they are not ready to discuss even a temporary stand-in for the leader, leave alone a successor.
