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"Time Doesn't Speak...": Rajinikanth Reacts To TVK Leader's Remarks On Him
TVK general secretary Aadhav Arjuna recently claimed that Rajinikanth opted out of politics due to
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Rajinikanth Asks Fans Not To "Pain" Him With Appeals About Political Move
Actor Rajinikanth, who made a stunning about-turn and dropped his political plans last month, appealed to his fans today to stop pressuring him with protests and "not pain me again and again".
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Pranab Mukherjee: Leaving The Rashtrapati Bhavan On A Plume Of Nostalgia
Indira Gandhi and Pranab Mukherjee shared an unspoken bond - not just metaphorically but literally. The story goes that it was difficult, rather impossible, for any outsider to extract any information he did not want to reveal.
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'I Will Call You When There is War': Rajinikanth's Vote Appeal
As superstar Rajinikanth addressed fans on Friday, the last day of his week-long meet-and greet, he made a speech worthy of a political campaign. It was also his most unambiguous signal yet that he is considering a political career. In Tamil Nadu.
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Hurts That I Couldn't Keep Promises, Says Amitabh Bachchan On MP Stint
Megastar Amitabh Bachchan may have had a short tryst with politics but the actor says he is still not able to get over the times as he "regrets not fulfilling the promises" he made to the people of his constituency- Allahabad.
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Inspired by AAP Chief Arvind Kejriwal, IITians Mull Career in Politics
AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal's astounding comeback in the Delhi Assembly polls is inspiring the students of IIT-Kharagpur, where the Delhi Chief Minister had studied, to take up politics as a career.
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Badal's political imprisonment second only to Mandela
Did you know that Parkash Singh Badal, who could be Punjab chief minister for the fifth time, is the longest political prisoner in the world after South African anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela? Born Dec 8, 1927, Badal spent nearly 17 years of his life in jails as a political prisoner - he was booked for a civil liberty agitation, sent to jail ...
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"Time Doesn't Speak...": Rajinikanth Reacts To TVK Leader's Remarks On Him
TVK general secretary Aadhav Arjuna recently claimed that Rajinikanth opted out of politics due to
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Rajinikanth Asks Fans Not To "Pain" Him With Appeals About Political Move
Actor Rajinikanth, who made a stunning about-turn and dropped his political plans last month, appealed to his fans today to stop pressuring him with protests and "not pain me again and again".
-
Pranab Mukherjee: Leaving The Rashtrapati Bhavan On A Plume Of Nostalgia
Indira Gandhi and Pranab Mukherjee shared an unspoken bond - not just metaphorically but literally. The story goes that it was difficult, rather impossible, for any outsider to extract any information he did not want to reveal.
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'I Will Call You When There is War': Rajinikanth's Vote Appeal
As superstar Rajinikanth addressed fans on Friday, the last day of his week-long meet-and greet, he made a speech worthy of a political campaign. It was also his most unambiguous signal yet that he is considering a political career. In Tamil Nadu.
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Hurts That I Couldn't Keep Promises, Says Amitabh Bachchan On MP Stint
Megastar Amitabh Bachchan may have had a short tryst with politics but the actor says he is still not able to get over the times as he "regrets not fulfilling the promises" he made to the people of his constituency- Allahabad.
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Inspired by AAP Chief Arvind Kejriwal, IITians Mull Career in Politics
AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal's astounding comeback in the Delhi Assembly polls is inspiring the students of IIT-Kharagpur, where the Delhi Chief Minister had studied, to take up politics as a career.
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Badal's political imprisonment second only to Mandela
Did you know that Parkash Singh Badal, who could be Punjab chief minister for the fifth time, is the longest political prisoner in the world after South African anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela? Born Dec 8, 1927, Badal spent nearly 17 years of his life in jails as a political prisoner - he was booked for a civil liberty agitation, sent to jail ...
