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Kudankulam protests: Arvind Kejriwal claims meeting activist Udhayakumar in secret
In a volte-face, anti-nuclear movement leader SP Udhayakumar decided not to surrender, a day after he made a dramatic appearance and announced he would turn up before police. Amid continuing protests against the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Project, Mr Udhayakumar's change of plans was announced by anti-corruption activist Arvind Kejriwal, who has exte...
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In villages and Supreme Court, protests against Kudankulam nuclear plant
In the areas surrounding what is meant to be India's largest nuclear project, and in the Supreme Court, protests about the safety of the plant are taking new shape. Weeks before the Kudankulam nuclear plant is due to open, thousands of protesters are sitting on a two-day hunger strike.
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Don't fall prey to 'designs' of anti-nuke lobbyists: Jayalalithaa
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa on Monday appealed to people not to fall prey to the "designs" of anti-nuclear lobbyists and defended the police action, in which one fisherman was killed during protests in Tuticorin against the Kudankulam atomic power project.
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Kudankulam protests: Arvind Kejriwal claims meeting activist Udhayakumar in secret
In a volte-face, anti-nuclear movement leader SP Udhayakumar decided not to surrender, a day after he made a dramatic appearance and announced he would turn up before police. Amid continuing protests against the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Project, Mr Udhayakumar's change of plans was announced by anti-corruption activist Arvind Kejriwal, who has exte...
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In villages and Supreme Court, protests against Kudankulam nuclear plant
In the areas surrounding what is meant to be India's largest nuclear project, and in the Supreme Court, protests about the safety of the plant are taking new shape. Weeks before the Kudankulam nuclear plant is due to open, thousands of protesters are sitting on a two-day hunger strike.
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Don't fall prey to 'designs' of anti-nuke lobbyists: Jayalalithaa
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa on Monday appealed to people not to fall prey to the "designs" of anti-nuclear lobbyists and defended the police action, in which one fisherman was killed during protests in Tuticorin against the Kudankulam atomic power project.
