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Union minister's Mullaperiyar remark irks Kerala
Union Science and Technology Minister Ashwani Kumar's statement that the 115-year-old Mullaperiyar dam is safe has not gone down well in Kerala with ruling front ally Kerala Congress (Mani) on Monday announcing its support to a strike call by an anti-dam panel.
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How can you ban a film cleared by Censor Board: Supreme Court to Tamil Nadu on 'Dam 999'
Questioning whether the state can violate a citizen's fundamental right to free speech and expression, the Supreme Court on Friday asked Tamil Nadu to explain its decision to ban "Dam 999", a feature film purportedly based on the Mullaperiyar dam row.
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Hundreds held during protest against PM
Hundreds of DMDK members were detained here on Monday when they staged a black flag protest against Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on three major issues confronting Tamil Nadu.
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Mullaperiyar dam tension has spread to Sabarimala, says DMK
Alleging harassment of Tamil pilgrims in Kerala, DMK MPs today met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and sought his intervention to protect devotees of Lord Ayyappa visiting the hill shrine of Sabarimala.
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Mullaperiyar dam row: Chandy writes to Jayalalithaa
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy on Sunday voiced concern over reports of attacks on Keralites in Tamil Nadu over the Mullaperiyar dam row and requested his counterpart Jayalalithaa "to take firm action to contain the situation."
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Mullaperiyar row: Chidambaram withdraws remarks
Home Minister P Chidambaram has withdrawn his remarks referring to by-elections in the context of the Mullaperiyar dam issue which has created a furore in Kerala.
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Mullaperiyar issue: Karunanidhi's SOS to PM, Sonia
DMK president M Karunanidhi on Thursday wrote to President Prathiba Patil, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi seeking their intervention in ensuring the safety of Tamils living in neighbouring Kerala in the wake of Mullaperiyar dam standoff.
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Mullaperiyar dam: Kerala wants joint meeting with PM, Tamil Nadu disagrees
The Supreme Court today said it cannot appeal to the Prime Minister to call an urgent meeting over the Mullaperiyar dam, because Tamil Nadu has objected to that.
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Political parties united on Mullaperiyar: Jayalalithaa
Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa on Monday said there was no need for a special session of the Assembly to discuss the Mullaperiyar row as the political parties in the TN were united on the issue. Jayalalithaa told reporters here, "At the moment I do not think it is necessary, because we are all united in our stand."
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Mullaperiyar row: Kerala to move Supreme Court
As Tamil Nadu Government will not be sending officials to participate in the Mullaiperiyar negotiations to be held in Delhi, Kerala government on Saturday decided to file an interim petition requesting lowering of the water level in the dam.
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Experts to visit Mullaperiyar dam, hear Kerala's concerns about quakes
As the hostilities over the Mullaperiyar dam escalate between Tamil Nadu and Kerala, two experts will visit the site of the dam. They are part of a committee set up by the Supreme Court to determine if the dam is safe.
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Union minister's Mullaperiyar remark irks Kerala
Union Science and Technology Minister Ashwani Kumar's statement that the 115-year-old Mullaperiyar dam is safe has not gone down well in Kerala with ruling front ally Kerala Congress (Mani) on Monday announcing its support to a strike call by an anti-dam panel.
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How can you ban a film cleared by Censor Board: Supreme Court to Tamil Nadu on 'Dam 999'
Questioning whether the state can violate a citizen's fundamental right to free speech and expression, the Supreme Court on Friday asked Tamil Nadu to explain its decision to ban "Dam 999", a feature film purportedly based on the Mullaperiyar dam row.
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Hundreds held during protest against PM
Hundreds of DMDK members were detained here on Monday when they staged a black flag protest against Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on three major issues confronting Tamil Nadu.
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Mullaperiyar dam tension has spread to Sabarimala, says DMK
Alleging harassment of Tamil pilgrims in Kerala, DMK MPs today met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and sought his intervention to protect devotees of Lord Ayyappa visiting the hill shrine of Sabarimala.
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Mullaperiyar dam row: Chandy writes to Jayalalithaa
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy on Sunday voiced concern over reports of attacks on Keralites in Tamil Nadu over the Mullaperiyar dam row and requested his counterpart Jayalalithaa "to take firm action to contain the situation."
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Mullaperiyar row: Chidambaram withdraws remarks
Home Minister P Chidambaram has withdrawn his remarks referring to by-elections in the context of the Mullaperiyar dam issue which has created a furore in Kerala.
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Mullaperiyar issue: Karunanidhi's SOS to PM, Sonia
DMK president M Karunanidhi on Thursday wrote to President Prathiba Patil, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi seeking their intervention in ensuring the safety of Tamils living in neighbouring Kerala in the wake of Mullaperiyar dam standoff.
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Mullaperiyar dam: Kerala wants joint meeting with PM, Tamil Nadu disagrees
The Supreme Court today said it cannot appeal to the Prime Minister to call an urgent meeting over the Mullaperiyar dam, because Tamil Nadu has objected to that.
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Political parties united on Mullaperiyar: Jayalalithaa
Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa on Monday said there was no need for a special session of the Assembly to discuss the Mullaperiyar row as the political parties in the TN were united on the issue. Jayalalithaa told reporters here, "At the moment I do not think it is necessary, because we are all united in our stand."
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Mullaperiyar row: Kerala to move Supreme Court
As Tamil Nadu Government will not be sending officials to participate in the Mullaiperiyar negotiations to be held in Delhi, Kerala government on Saturday decided to file an interim petition requesting lowering of the water level in the dam.
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Experts to visit Mullaperiyar dam, hear Kerala's concerns about quakes
As the hostilities over the Mullaperiyar dam escalate between Tamil Nadu and Kerala, two experts will visit the site of the dam. They are part of a committee set up by the Supreme Court to determine if the dam is safe.
