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How Vijay's "Anil" Army Hacked Tamil Nadu Politics in Just Six Moves
Through every phase, the supporters themselves carried a distinct identity.They were often called "Anil" a term rooted in Tamil political memory. The word "Anil" means squirrel.
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Meet Joseph Vijay Chandrasekhar, The Man Who Broke A 49-Year Jinx In Tamil Nadu
Where MGR rode a dramatic split and a welfare-heavy populist wave, Vijay's appeal is rooted in generational anxiety, governance fatigue and a promise of clean transition.
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Opinion | If Mamata Banerjee Wins Again, It Might Be Only Because Of One Particular Group
Anyone familiar with the recent political and electoral history of West Bengal knows that while the BJP has done extremely well in north Bengal, it has so far failed to breach the Mamata citadel of south Bengal.
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Indians Become Australia's Largest Migrant Group, Surpassing British
Migration has long been a key pillar of Australia's economic growth, helping the country avoid recession since the early 1990s, aside from a brief contraction during the pandemic.
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Video: Asked To Pay Toll, Men In BMW Assault, Kidnap Staff In Bengaluru
When asked to pay the toll, the occupants allegedly refused and claimed they had neither FASTag nor cash.
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Importance Of 2/3rds: Raghav Chadha And The Anti-Defection Law That Saved Him
The anti-defection law, introduced through the 52nd Constitutional Amendment in 1985, was designed to curb political defections motivated by office or power.
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History Of Bodoland Movement And Key Peace Agreements In Assam
Tensions heightened in 1960, when Assamese was made the only official language of the state.
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Manipur Chief Minister, Kuki Group Meet On Peace And Tangkhul Naga Tension
Tension has also been rising between the Tangkhul Naga and Kuki tribes in Manipur in recent weeks, after the two communities clashed over land and access
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'War Has Aged Us': Lebanon's Kids Face Hardships Amidst Israeli Strikes
Lebanon issues evacuation warnings in the country amidst continuous strikes by Israel despite the 2024 truce that sought to stop war with Hezbollah.
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52 Women And A Generation Balance In Trinamool's Candidates' List
In a political landscape where women still remain under-represented in electoral politics, the Trinamool Congress has once again chosen to go against the trend, fielding 52 women candidates in its list 291 candidates - roughly 18 per cent.
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Ladakh Groups Say Will Go Ahead With Shutdown Today To Demand Statehood
Several political and social groups in Ladakh will go ahead with a shutdown and protests today, even as the Centre revoked the National Security Act (NSA) against activist Sonam Wangchuk and ordered his release.
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"You Are Already Naked": PM Modi Slams Congress' Shirtless Protest
A group of Youth Congress workers on Friday barged into a hall at the AI Summit, shirtless, shouting slogans against the government over agreeing to a trade deal with the US.
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Wagner's African Reign Ends, Russian Intelligence Now Pulls The Strings
Russia's SVR foreign intelligence agency has taken over mercenary group Wagner's influence operations in Africa after the death of its founder, Yevgeny Prigozhin, according to a new investigation.
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Why Jamaat-e-Islami Remains Bangladesh's Most Controversial Party
Bangladesh is preparing for a historic general election on February 12, and Jamaat-e-Islami (JI), a hardline Islamist party, is back in the spotlight. Once banned and politically weak, the party is now emerging as a strong contender.
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How Japan's First Female Leader Won Over Disillusioned Young Voters
Three months into her tenure as Japan's first female prime minister, Sanae Takaichi is connecting with younger voters in a way her predecessors failed.
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How Vijay's "Anil" Army Hacked Tamil Nadu Politics in Just Six Moves
Through every phase, the supporters themselves carried a distinct identity.They were often called "Anil" a term rooted in Tamil political memory. The word "Anil" means squirrel.
-
Meet Joseph Vijay Chandrasekhar, The Man Who Broke A 49-Year Jinx In Tamil Nadu
Where MGR rode a dramatic split and a welfare-heavy populist wave, Vijay's appeal is rooted in generational anxiety, governance fatigue and a promise of clean transition.
-
Opinion | If Mamata Banerjee Wins Again, It Might Be Only Because Of One Particular Group
Anyone familiar with the recent political and electoral history of West Bengal knows that while the BJP has done extremely well in north Bengal, it has so far failed to breach the Mamata citadel of south Bengal.
-
Indians Become Australia's Largest Migrant Group, Surpassing British
Migration has long been a key pillar of Australia's economic growth, helping the country avoid recession since the early 1990s, aside from a brief contraction during the pandemic.
-
Video: Asked To Pay Toll, Men In BMW Assault, Kidnap Staff In Bengaluru
When asked to pay the toll, the occupants allegedly refused and claimed they had neither FASTag nor cash.
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Importance Of 2/3rds: Raghav Chadha And The Anti-Defection Law That Saved Him
The anti-defection law, introduced through the 52nd Constitutional Amendment in 1985, was designed to curb political defections motivated by office or power.
-
History Of Bodoland Movement And Key Peace Agreements In Assam
Tensions heightened in 1960, when Assamese was made the only official language of the state.
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Manipur Chief Minister, Kuki Group Meet On Peace And Tangkhul Naga Tension
Tension has also been rising between the Tangkhul Naga and Kuki tribes in Manipur in recent weeks, after the two communities clashed over land and access
-
'War Has Aged Us': Lebanon's Kids Face Hardships Amidst Israeli Strikes
Lebanon issues evacuation warnings in the country amidst continuous strikes by Israel despite the 2024 truce that sought to stop war with Hezbollah.
-
52 Women And A Generation Balance In Trinamool's Candidates' List
In a political landscape where women still remain under-represented in electoral politics, the Trinamool Congress has once again chosen to go against the trend, fielding 52 women candidates in its list 291 candidates - roughly 18 per cent.
-
Ladakh Groups Say Will Go Ahead With Shutdown Today To Demand Statehood
Several political and social groups in Ladakh will go ahead with a shutdown and protests today, even as the Centre revoked the National Security Act (NSA) against activist Sonam Wangchuk and ordered his release.
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"You Are Already Naked": PM Modi Slams Congress' Shirtless Protest
A group of Youth Congress workers on Friday barged into a hall at the AI Summit, shirtless, shouting slogans against the government over agreeing to a trade deal with the US.
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Wagner's African Reign Ends, Russian Intelligence Now Pulls The Strings
Russia's SVR foreign intelligence agency has taken over mercenary group Wagner's influence operations in Africa after the death of its founder, Yevgeny Prigozhin, according to a new investigation.
-
Why Jamaat-e-Islami Remains Bangladesh's Most Controversial Party
Bangladesh is preparing for a historic general election on February 12, and Jamaat-e-Islami (JI), a hardline Islamist party, is back in the spotlight. Once banned and politically weak, the party is now emerging as a strong contender.
-
How Japan's First Female Leader Won Over Disillusioned Young Voters
Three months into her tenure as Japan's first female prime minister, Sanae Takaichi is connecting with younger voters in a way her predecessors failed.
