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47 Fishermen Arrested By Lankan Navy, MK Stalin Writes To S Jaishankar
The Sri Lankan navy arrested 47 Indian fishermen, prompting Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin to write to Union minister S Jaishankar seeking their release.
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'Atrocities Can't Be Ignored': MK Stalin Joins Protest Against Gaza 'Genocide'
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK chief MK Stalin joined a protest in Chennai organised by the CPI(M) against what he called the "genocide in Gaza".
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'Purely Humanitarian': MK Stalin To Join CPM-Led Protest Against Gaza Killings
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK President MK Stalin will take part in a massive protest in Chennai organised by the CPI(M) today, condemning what organisers have called the "genocide" in Gaza.
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"Will Bring Out Full Truth": MK Stalin On Vijay's Karur Rally Stampede
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Saturday expressed deep anguish over the recent tragedy in Karur and assured that the state government is taking all measures to ensure accountability and prevent future disasters.
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MK Stalin Slams BJP For "No Genuine Concern" Over Karur Stampede
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Friday accused the BJP and the government led by it at the Centre, of "showing no genuine concern" over the tragic stampede in Karur.
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"No Panel For Manipur, Kumbh Stampede?" Stalin On BJP MPs' Karur Visit
The political row over the stampede in Tamil Nadu's Karur - at a rally headlined by TVK chief Vijay, and in which 41 people died - escalated Friday after Chief Minister MK Stalin criticised the BJP for sending a delegation of MPs .
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Vijay's Statewide Tour Called Off Days After 41 Died In Karur Rally Stampede
Vijay's Statewide Tour Called Off Days After 41 Died In Karur Rally Stampede
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"Stalin Taking Revenge?" Vijay Cries Vendetta Over Stampede, DMK Hits Back
Actor and TVK chief Vijay - in his first public appearance and comments since 41 people died in the stampede in Tamil Nadu's Karur Saturday evening - took aim at Chief Minister MK Stalin and the ruling DMK, and hinted darkly at a conspiracy.
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MK Stalin Assures Action After Tamil Nadu Stampede That Killed 41, TVK Seeks CBI Probe
After a tragic stampede at actor-politician Vijay's rally that claimed 41 lives, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin assured firm action based on the findings of a judicial enquiry commission.
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"Unimaginably Painful": Nirmala Sitharaman Visits Karur Stampede Site
"Such tragedies should never happen again," Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Monday after visiting Karur, Tamil Nadu, where a deadly stampede at actor-politician Vijay's Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) rally claimed 41 lives.
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Home Ministry Seeks Report From Tamil Nadu Government Following Stampede
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday spoke with Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi and CM MK Stalin to take stock of the situation following a stampede in Karur and assured them of all possible central assistance to deal with the situation
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"Deeply Saddening, Heartbreaking": Leaders Condemn Loss Of Lives In Tamil Nadu Stampede
President Droupadi Murmu has expressed deep anguish over the "loss of lives" in a stampede in Tamil Nadu. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the news of the deaths was "deeply saddening."
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Actor-Turned-Politician Vijay's 1st Reaction After Deadly Stampede At Rally
In his first reaction hours after the stampede at his rally in which at least 38 people were killed, actor and Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) President Vijay has said his heart is "shattered" and he is "writhing" in pain.
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"Deeply Saddening": PM Modi Over Loss Of Lives At TVK Chief Vijay's Rally
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday expressed deepest condolences on the lives lost in the stampede during TVK chief and actor Vijay's public rally in Tamil Nadu's Karur. He wished for the speedy recovery of people injured in the incident.
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39, Including Children, Killed In Stampede At Actor-Politician Vijay's Rally
A massive tragedy unfolded at Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief Vijay's rally in Tamil Nadu's Karur district, where 39 people, including nine children and 17 women were killed in a stampede.
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47 Fishermen Arrested By Lankan Navy, MK Stalin Writes To S Jaishankar
The Sri Lankan navy arrested 47 Indian fishermen, prompting Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin to write to Union minister S Jaishankar seeking their release.
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'Atrocities Can't Be Ignored': MK Stalin Joins Protest Against Gaza 'Genocide'
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK chief MK Stalin joined a protest in Chennai organised by the CPI(M) against what he called the "genocide in Gaza".
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'Purely Humanitarian': MK Stalin To Join CPM-Led Protest Against Gaza Killings
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK President MK Stalin will take part in a massive protest in Chennai organised by the CPI(M) today, condemning what organisers have called the "genocide" in Gaza.
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"Will Bring Out Full Truth": MK Stalin On Vijay's Karur Rally Stampede
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Saturday expressed deep anguish over the recent tragedy in Karur and assured that the state government is taking all measures to ensure accountability and prevent future disasters.
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MK Stalin Slams BJP For "No Genuine Concern" Over Karur Stampede
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Friday accused the BJP and the government led by it at the Centre, of "showing no genuine concern" over the tragic stampede in Karur.
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"No Panel For Manipur, Kumbh Stampede?" Stalin On BJP MPs' Karur Visit
The political row over the stampede in Tamil Nadu's Karur - at a rally headlined by TVK chief Vijay, and in which 41 people died - escalated Friday after Chief Minister MK Stalin criticised the BJP for sending a delegation of MPs .
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Vijay's Statewide Tour Called Off Days After 41 Died In Karur Rally Stampede
Vijay's Statewide Tour Called Off Days After 41 Died In Karur Rally Stampede
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"Stalin Taking Revenge?" Vijay Cries Vendetta Over Stampede, DMK Hits Back
Actor and TVK chief Vijay - in his first public appearance and comments since 41 people died in the stampede in Tamil Nadu's Karur Saturday evening - took aim at Chief Minister MK Stalin and the ruling DMK, and hinted darkly at a conspiracy.
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MK Stalin Assures Action After Tamil Nadu Stampede That Killed 41, TVK Seeks CBI Probe
After a tragic stampede at actor-politician Vijay's rally that claimed 41 lives, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin assured firm action based on the findings of a judicial enquiry commission.
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"Unimaginably Painful": Nirmala Sitharaman Visits Karur Stampede Site
"Such tragedies should never happen again," Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Monday after visiting Karur, Tamil Nadu, where a deadly stampede at actor-politician Vijay's Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) rally claimed 41 lives.
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Home Ministry Seeks Report From Tamil Nadu Government Following Stampede
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday spoke with Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi and CM MK Stalin to take stock of the situation following a stampede in Karur and assured them of all possible central assistance to deal with the situation
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"Deeply Saddening, Heartbreaking": Leaders Condemn Loss Of Lives In Tamil Nadu Stampede
President Droupadi Murmu has expressed deep anguish over the "loss of lives" in a stampede in Tamil Nadu. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the news of the deaths was "deeply saddening."
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Actor-Turned-Politician Vijay's 1st Reaction After Deadly Stampede At Rally
In his first reaction hours after the stampede at his rally in which at least 38 people were killed, actor and Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) President Vijay has said his heart is "shattered" and he is "writhing" in pain.
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"Deeply Saddening": PM Modi Over Loss Of Lives At TVK Chief Vijay's Rally
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday expressed deepest condolences on the lives lost in the stampede during TVK chief and actor Vijay's public rally in Tamil Nadu's Karur. He wished for the speedy recovery of people injured in the incident.
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39, Including Children, Killed In Stampede At Actor-Politician Vijay's Rally
A massive tragedy unfolded at Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief Vijay's rally in Tamil Nadu's Karur district, where 39 people, including nine children and 17 women were killed in a stampede.
