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DMK Leader Jailed For 3 Years Over "Go To Kashmir" Remark Targeting Tamil Nadu Governor
DMK Speaker Sivaji Krishnamoorthy, known for his controversial remarks, has been sentenced to three years of imprisonment and fined Rs 20,000 for his derogatory comments made in 2023 against Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi and other political leaders.
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"Shameful": Tamil Nadu BJP Slams INDIA Bloc Over Impeachment Notice Against Judge In Temple Lamp Row
The Tamil Nadu BJP on Tuesday criticised the Opposition MPs for submitting a letter to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla to move a motion in Parliament for the removal of Justice GR Swaminathan of the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court.
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MK Stalin's "LKG Student Lecturing PhD Holder" Charge, Amit Shah's Counter
Hours after Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin accused the Centre of imposing Hindi on non-Hindi speakers, Home Minister Amit Shah urged the state government to introduce medical and engineering courses in Tamil.
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"Suffocating Non-Hindi Speakers": MK Stalin Doubles Down, BJP Hits Back
Doubling down on his vow to not allow "Hindi imposition" in Tamil Nadu, Chief Minister MK Stalin has asserted that his state will not be "blackmailed into surrendering" to the central government's demand of implementing the National Education Policy.
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Tamil Nadu Speaker's Grand Plan To Provide Water To Drought-Prone Areas
The 72-year-old MLA and speaker of the Tamil Nadu assembly, M Appavu, is inspecting the final phase of his pet project - the interlinking of three rivers in his Radhapuram assembly constituency in the Tirunelveli district of Tamil Nadu.
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Lok Sabha Polls 2024: Congress Picks Prahlad Gunjal To Take On Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla In Kota
The Congress released its sixth list of five candidates for the Lok Sabha elections in Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu on Monday.
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"Don't Talk Like...': Tamil Nadu BJP Chief To MK Stalin For Remarks Against BJP
Tamil Nadu BJP president K Annamalai on Friday lashed out at Chief Minister M K Stalin for his critical remarks against the BJP, saying he spoke like an "ordinary platform speaker".
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"Wonder If Governor Returned Bill Under Pressure": Tamil Nadu Speaker
Tamil Nadu Assembly Speaker M Appavu on Friday questioned the rationale behind state Governor R N Ravi returning a Bill banning online Rummy, saying the Raj Bhavan had approved the ordinance in this connection in October last.
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Jio 5G Network Services Launched in 50 More Cities as Rollout Expands to 184 Cities in India
Jio on Tuesday announced that it has expanded its 5G rollout to 50 new cities in the country. With the launch of 5G services in states including Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Chhattisgarh, Goa, Haryana, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Odisha, Puducherry, Punjab, Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu, customers can now access 5G services in 184 cities.
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"Governor's Act Would Have Brought Shame": Speaker Backs MK Stalin's Move
Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi was today blamed in the state assembly for "creating an extraordinary situation" when he went off-script while reading out the speech traditionally prepared by the state government.
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DMK Leader Jailed For 3 Years Over "Go To Kashmir" Remark Targeting Tamil Nadu Governor
DMK Speaker Sivaji Krishnamoorthy, known for his controversial remarks, has been sentenced to three years of imprisonment and fined Rs 20,000 for his derogatory comments made in 2023 against Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi and other political leaders.
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"Shameful": Tamil Nadu BJP Slams INDIA Bloc Over Impeachment Notice Against Judge In Temple Lamp Row
The Tamil Nadu BJP on Tuesday criticised the Opposition MPs for submitting a letter to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla to move a motion in Parliament for the removal of Justice GR Swaminathan of the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court.
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MK Stalin's "LKG Student Lecturing PhD Holder" Charge, Amit Shah's Counter
Hours after Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin accused the Centre of imposing Hindi on non-Hindi speakers, Home Minister Amit Shah urged the state government to introduce medical and engineering courses in Tamil.
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"Suffocating Non-Hindi Speakers": MK Stalin Doubles Down, BJP Hits Back
Doubling down on his vow to not allow "Hindi imposition" in Tamil Nadu, Chief Minister MK Stalin has asserted that his state will not be "blackmailed into surrendering" to the central government's demand of implementing the National Education Policy.
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Tamil Nadu Speaker's Grand Plan To Provide Water To Drought-Prone Areas
The 72-year-old MLA and speaker of the Tamil Nadu assembly, M Appavu, is inspecting the final phase of his pet project - the interlinking of three rivers in his Radhapuram assembly constituency in the Tirunelveli district of Tamil Nadu.
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Lok Sabha Polls 2024: Congress Picks Prahlad Gunjal To Take On Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla In Kota
The Congress released its sixth list of five candidates for the Lok Sabha elections in Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu on Monday.
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"Don't Talk Like...': Tamil Nadu BJP Chief To MK Stalin For Remarks Against BJP
Tamil Nadu BJP president K Annamalai on Friday lashed out at Chief Minister M K Stalin for his critical remarks against the BJP, saying he spoke like an "ordinary platform speaker".
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"Wonder If Governor Returned Bill Under Pressure": Tamil Nadu Speaker
Tamil Nadu Assembly Speaker M Appavu on Friday questioned the rationale behind state Governor R N Ravi returning a Bill banning online Rummy, saying the Raj Bhavan had approved the ordinance in this connection in October last.
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Jio 5G Network Services Launched in 50 More Cities as Rollout Expands to 184 Cities in India
Jio on Tuesday announced that it has expanded its 5G rollout to 50 new cities in the country. With the launch of 5G services in states including Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Chhattisgarh, Goa, Haryana, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Odisha, Puducherry, Punjab, Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu, customers can now access 5G services in 184 cities.
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"Governor's Act Would Have Brought Shame": Speaker Backs MK Stalin's Move
Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi was today blamed in the state assembly for "creating an extraordinary situation" when he went off-script while reading out the speech traditionally prepared by the state government.
