Karunanidhi On Tamil New Year
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Stalin Makes Father And DMK Patriarch Karunanidhi's Dream Come True
DMK chief MK Stalin was sworn in as the new Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu on Friday. "Stalin is the future of the party," said late DMK patriarch M Karunanidhi about six years ago at a party meet.
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Am Energised, Says Politician Rajinikanth After Meeting Karunanidhi
Superstar Rajinikanth, who was seen to be hesitant about his political career for most of last year, has pushed the pedal to the metal. The 67-year-old, who launched a website and a mobile app after getting himself a new day job, on Wednesday reached out to the DMK patriarch, M Karunanidhi, 93, for his blessings.
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When is the Tamil New Year? Depends on who is in power
In their constant power struggle, arch political rivals the DMK and AIADMK, even celebrate the Tamil New Year on different dates. This has meant that the official date has changed depending on who is in power.
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Karuna joins issue with Jayalalithaa on Tamil new year row
Continuing the war of words with AIADMK supremo and chief minister Jayalalithaa over the Tamil New Year issue, DMK president M Karunanidhi today said Ms Jayalalithaa had "unilaterally" reversed his government's move to celebrate it in January out of "political vendetta."
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Stalin Makes Father And DMK Patriarch Karunanidhi's Dream Come True
DMK chief MK Stalin was sworn in as the new Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu on Friday. "Stalin is the future of the party," said late DMK patriarch M Karunanidhi about six years ago at a party meet.
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Am Energised, Says Politician Rajinikanth After Meeting Karunanidhi
Superstar Rajinikanth, who was seen to be hesitant about his political career for most of last year, has pushed the pedal to the metal. The 67-year-old, who launched a website and a mobile app after getting himself a new day job, on Wednesday reached out to the DMK patriarch, M Karunanidhi, 93, for his blessings.
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When is the Tamil New Year? Depends on who is in power
In their constant power struggle, arch political rivals the DMK and AIADMK, even celebrate the Tamil New Year on different dates. This has meant that the official date has changed depending on who is in power.
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Karuna joins issue with Jayalalithaa on Tamil new year row
Continuing the war of words with AIADMK supremo and chief minister Jayalalithaa over the Tamil New Year issue, DMK president M Karunanidhi today said Ms Jayalalithaa had "unilaterally" reversed his government's move to celebrate it in January out of "political vendetta."
