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Drama And Setback For Tamil Nadu Government In Temple Lamp Row
The Madras High Court's Madurai bench on Thursday dismissed an appeal by the Tamil Nadu government and Madurai District Collector challenging a contempt order in the Thirupparankundram Subramaniaswamy temple case.
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Protecting Interests Of Hindus: DMK Sources On Tamil Nadu Temple Lamp Row
Amid escalating tensions over the Karthigai Deepam controversy in Thirupparankundram, senior Tamil Nadu government officials have strongly denied allegations by the BJP that the ruling DMK is "acting against Hindu interests".
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"Cocking A Snook": Court Raps Tamil Nadu For "Disobeying" Temple Lamp Order
In a late-evening development today, the Madurai bench of the Madras High Court pulled up the Tamil Nadu government for wilful disobedience after the Karthigai Deepam (holy lamp) was not lit on the ancient Deepathoon pillar at Thirupparankundram.
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TVK's "Reckless Actions", Intentional Delay By Vijay Caused Stampede: Tamil Nadu To Top Court
The Tamil Nadu government has told the Supreme Court that the Karur stampede in which 41 people were killed is attributable to a series of "reckless and uncoordinated actions" by the organisers and workers of the TVK party.
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11 Killed, 60 Injured After 2 Passenger Buses Collide In Tamil Nadu
At least 11 people were killed and 60 others injured after two Tamil Nadu government buses collided head-on near Kummangudi in Sivaganga district on Sunday evening, police said.
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Row Over Viral Video Of Tamil Nadu Minister With Dancers At Birthday Party
A viral video of women dancers performing before a minister in Tamil Nadu has left the ruling DMK red-faced. The women were hired to perform at a party to celebrate Udhayanidhi Stalin's birthday in Sivaganga district.
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After Karur Stampede, Court Asks Tamil Nadu To Simplify Norms For Rallies
The Madras High Court urged the Tamil Nadu government to frame widely acceptable guidelines for political meetings and roadshows and also consider separate rules for events held at places of worship
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Pay 30% Of Stolen Gold As Compensation To Victims: Court To Tamil Nadu
In a landmark ruling that expands the scope of victim rights in property offences, the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court has directed the Tamil Nadu Government to pay 30 per cent of the value of unrecovered stolen gold to victims
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Tamil Nadu Student Dies Month After Suicide Attempt, Family Blames Teachers: Cops
A Class IX student of a government school here, who allegedly attempted suicide a month ago, died at Coimbatore Medical College Hospital, police said.
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Supreme Court's Note On President, Governors, Bills Explained In 10 Points
In a critical moment Thursday afternoon, the Supreme Court clarified that the President and Governors are not bound by timelines when clearing laws passed by state governments.
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MK Stalin Slams Centre Over Metro Rejection for Madurai, Coimbatore, BJP Counters
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Tuesday sharply criticised the Union government for rejecting metro rail projects for Madurai and Coimbatore, calling the decision "cheap" and "a vendetta" against the state for rejecting the BJP.
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Tamil Nadu Goes To Top Court Against President Not Clearing NEET Exemption Bill
The Tamil Nadu government has filed a petition in the Supreme Court challenging the President of India's decision to withhold assent to the state's NEET Exemption Bill.
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60-Year-Old Woman Mauled By Bear At Tea Estate In Tamil Nadu
A 60-year old woman worker was mauled by a bear at a tea estate in Kothagiri on Saturday, and she was admitted to a government hospital for treatment, officials said.
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Tamil Nadu Asks Centre For Postage Stamp On 8th Century King Mutharayar
The Tamil Nadu government on Friday requested the Centre to release a postage stamp in memory of Tamil King 'Perum Pidugu' Mutharayar recognising the efforts of Tamil kings in nation-building.
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Tamil Nadu Hikes Dearness Allowance By 3% For Government Staff, Teachers
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin declared a three per cent hike in Dearness Allowance for state government employees, teachers and pensioners.
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Drama And Setback For Tamil Nadu Government In Temple Lamp Row
The Madras High Court's Madurai bench on Thursday dismissed an appeal by the Tamil Nadu government and Madurai District Collector challenging a contempt order in the Thirupparankundram Subramaniaswamy temple case.
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Protecting Interests Of Hindus: DMK Sources On Tamil Nadu Temple Lamp Row
Amid escalating tensions over the Karthigai Deepam controversy in Thirupparankundram, senior Tamil Nadu government officials have strongly denied allegations by the BJP that the ruling DMK is "acting against Hindu interests".
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"Cocking A Snook": Court Raps Tamil Nadu For "Disobeying" Temple Lamp Order
In a late-evening development today, the Madurai bench of the Madras High Court pulled up the Tamil Nadu government for wilful disobedience after the Karthigai Deepam (holy lamp) was not lit on the ancient Deepathoon pillar at Thirupparankundram.
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TVK's "Reckless Actions", Intentional Delay By Vijay Caused Stampede: Tamil Nadu To Top Court
The Tamil Nadu government has told the Supreme Court that the Karur stampede in which 41 people were killed is attributable to a series of "reckless and uncoordinated actions" by the organisers and workers of the TVK party.
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11 Killed, 60 Injured After 2 Passenger Buses Collide In Tamil Nadu
At least 11 people were killed and 60 others injured after two Tamil Nadu government buses collided head-on near Kummangudi in Sivaganga district on Sunday evening, police said.
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Row Over Viral Video Of Tamil Nadu Minister With Dancers At Birthday Party
A viral video of women dancers performing before a minister in Tamil Nadu has left the ruling DMK red-faced. The women were hired to perform at a party to celebrate Udhayanidhi Stalin's birthday in Sivaganga district.
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After Karur Stampede, Court Asks Tamil Nadu To Simplify Norms For Rallies
The Madras High Court urged the Tamil Nadu government to frame widely acceptable guidelines for political meetings and roadshows and also consider separate rules for events held at places of worship
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Pay 30% Of Stolen Gold As Compensation To Victims: Court To Tamil Nadu
In a landmark ruling that expands the scope of victim rights in property offences, the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court has directed the Tamil Nadu Government to pay 30 per cent of the value of unrecovered stolen gold to victims
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Tamil Nadu Student Dies Month After Suicide Attempt, Family Blames Teachers: Cops
A Class IX student of a government school here, who allegedly attempted suicide a month ago, died at Coimbatore Medical College Hospital, police said.
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Supreme Court's Note On President, Governors, Bills Explained In 10 Points
In a critical moment Thursday afternoon, the Supreme Court clarified that the President and Governors are not bound by timelines when clearing laws passed by state governments.
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MK Stalin Slams Centre Over Metro Rejection for Madurai, Coimbatore, BJP Counters
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Tuesday sharply criticised the Union government for rejecting metro rail projects for Madurai and Coimbatore, calling the decision "cheap" and "a vendetta" against the state for rejecting the BJP.
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Tamil Nadu Goes To Top Court Against President Not Clearing NEET Exemption Bill
The Tamil Nadu government has filed a petition in the Supreme Court challenging the President of India's decision to withhold assent to the state's NEET Exemption Bill.
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60-Year-Old Woman Mauled By Bear At Tea Estate In Tamil Nadu
A 60-year old woman worker was mauled by a bear at a tea estate in Kothagiri on Saturday, and she was admitted to a government hospital for treatment, officials said.
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Tamil Nadu Asks Centre For Postage Stamp On 8th Century King Mutharayar
The Tamil Nadu government on Friday requested the Centre to release a postage stamp in memory of Tamil King 'Perum Pidugu' Mutharayar recognising the efforts of Tamil kings in nation-building.
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Tamil Nadu Hikes Dearness Allowance By 3% For Government Staff, Teachers
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin declared a three per cent hike in Dearness Allowance for state government employees, teachers and pensioners.
