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Mullaiperiyar Dam's Water Level Rises, Flood Alert Issued In Tamil Nadu
Following continuous rainfall over the past few days, the water level in the Mullaiperiyar dam has surged significantly, prompting authorities to issue a flood warning for residents living downstream.
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"Mullaiperiyar Dam Is Behaving Well": Tamil Nadu Slams Kerala In Court
Tamil Nadu urged the Supreme Court to direct State of Kerala to cooperate, and provide all necessary assistance in a time-bound manner so that remaining strengthening and maintenance works of Mullaiperiyar Dam are implemented in letter and spirit.
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14 Resolutions Passed In AIADMK Executive Meet In Tamil Nadu
Members at the executive meeting convened by the AIADMK party in Tamil Nadu today passed 14 resolutions.
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DMK Faults Tamil Nadu Government for 'Dragging LTTE' Over Dam Row in Supreme Court
DMK chief M Karunanidhi has criticised the Tamil Nadu government for "dragging LTTE's" name in its plea in the Supreme Court seeking Central forces to guard the Mullaiperiyar Dam replacing Kerala police.
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Tamil Nadu Congress Committee Passes Resolutions Against Karnataka, Kerala
Tamil Nadu Congress Committee today passed resolutions against the governments of Karnataka and Kerala for not implementing the Supreme Court order in the Cauvery water and Mullaiperiyar dam issues respectively.
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PIL filed in HC on Mullaperiyar issue
A Retired PWD Chief Engineer has filed a PIL in the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court seeking to regulate visitors to the Mullaiperiyar dam and ensure safety of the reservoir over which Tamil Nadu and Kerala are locked in dispute. A Division bench of Justice Chitra Venkataraman and Justice R.Karuppiah posted it for hearing on February 23.
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Captain's demo paralyses traffic in city
Monday's peak-hour traffic rush came to a grinding halt following Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's whistle-stop visit to the city and actor-politician Vijayakanth's bid to greet him with black flags in protest against the Centre's alleged dilly-dallying on the Mullaiperiyar dam issue.
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Mullaperiyar row: Vaiko to observe one-day fast today
Protesting against Kerala's stand to construct a new dam in place of Mullaperiyar, MDMK leader Vaiko will observe a day-long fast at Theni district today.
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Protect us, PWD officials urge Jayalalithaa
A sense of fear and helplessness has gripped employees of the Tamil Nadu Public Works Department (PWD) and the Electricity Board deployed at the Mullaiperiyar dam site in Idukki district in Kerala and their families following frequent attacks by mobs there.
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Stop attacks on Tamils: Karunanidhi
DMK president M Karunanidhi on Tuesday regretted the reported violence against Tamils in Kerala against the background of the intensifying row over Mullaiperiyar.
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Letter from Jayalalithaa to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh
Here is the text of the letter to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh from Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa:
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Mullaiperiyar dam row: Tamil Nadu not to send experts to panel
The Tamil Nadu government has decided to not be a part of the committee suggested by the Supreme Court to assess the strength of the Mullaiperiyar dam.
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Mullaiperiyar Dam's Water Level Rises, Flood Alert Issued In Tamil Nadu
Following continuous rainfall over the past few days, the water level in the Mullaiperiyar dam has surged significantly, prompting authorities to issue a flood warning for residents living downstream.
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"Mullaiperiyar Dam Is Behaving Well": Tamil Nadu Slams Kerala In Court
Tamil Nadu urged the Supreme Court to direct State of Kerala to cooperate, and provide all necessary assistance in a time-bound manner so that remaining strengthening and maintenance works of Mullaiperiyar Dam are implemented in letter and spirit.
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14 Resolutions Passed In AIADMK Executive Meet In Tamil Nadu
Members at the executive meeting convened by the AIADMK party in Tamil Nadu today passed 14 resolutions.
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DMK Faults Tamil Nadu Government for 'Dragging LTTE' Over Dam Row in Supreme Court
DMK chief M Karunanidhi has criticised the Tamil Nadu government for "dragging LTTE's" name in its plea in the Supreme Court seeking Central forces to guard the Mullaiperiyar Dam replacing Kerala police.
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Tamil Nadu Congress Committee Passes Resolutions Against Karnataka, Kerala
Tamil Nadu Congress Committee today passed resolutions against the governments of Karnataka and Kerala for not implementing the Supreme Court order in the Cauvery water and Mullaiperiyar dam issues respectively.
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PIL filed in HC on Mullaperiyar issue
A Retired PWD Chief Engineer has filed a PIL in the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court seeking to regulate visitors to the Mullaiperiyar dam and ensure safety of the reservoir over which Tamil Nadu and Kerala are locked in dispute. A Division bench of Justice Chitra Venkataraman and Justice R.Karuppiah posted it for hearing on February 23.
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Captain's demo paralyses traffic in city
Monday's peak-hour traffic rush came to a grinding halt following Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's whistle-stop visit to the city and actor-politician Vijayakanth's bid to greet him with black flags in protest against the Centre's alleged dilly-dallying on the Mullaiperiyar dam issue.
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Mullaperiyar row: Vaiko to observe one-day fast today
Protesting against Kerala's stand to construct a new dam in place of Mullaperiyar, MDMK leader Vaiko will observe a day-long fast at Theni district today.
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Protect us, PWD officials urge Jayalalithaa
A sense of fear and helplessness has gripped employees of the Tamil Nadu Public Works Department (PWD) and the Electricity Board deployed at the Mullaiperiyar dam site in Idukki district in Kerala and their families following frequent attacks by mobs there.
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Stop attacks on Tamils: Karunanidhi
DMK president M Karunanidhi on Tuesday regretted the reported violence against Tamils in Kerala against the background of the intensifying row over Mullaiperiyar.
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Letter from Jayalalithaa to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh
Here is the text of the letter to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh from Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa:
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Mullaiperiyar dam row: Tamil Nadu not to send experts to panel
The Tamil Nadu government has decided to not be a part of the committee suggested by the Supreme Court to assess the strength of the Mullaiperiyar dam.
