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DMK's Udhayanidhi Trailing, Karunanidhi's Chepauk Stronghold On The Brink
His principal challenger this time is AIADMK's Aadirajaram, a familiar opponent who earlier contested against M.K. Stalin in Kolathur and has now been fielded directly against the Chief Minister's son.
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"Many Want Stalin To Lead": Udhayanidhi Amid Opposition Leadership Row
In yet another sign of a leadership tussle within the INDIA bloc, the Congress's Tamil Nadu ally DMK has said its chief MK Stalin should lead the fight against the BJP.
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DMK's Son-Rise? Udhayanidhi Stalin Plays Down Deputy Chief Minister Talk
Udhayanidhi Stalin - son of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin and the state's Sports Minister - is set to be promoted to the Deputy Chief Minister's post, sources told NDTV Wednesday, saying a formal announcement is expected from Governor RN Ravi.
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First Time Since Row Over 'Sanatana' Remark, MK Stalin's Son Meets PM Modi
Tamil Nadu Sports Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin on Thursday met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi, the first time the DMK and the BJP came at loggerheads over the former's much-documented rant against Sanatan Dharma.
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Amid Udhayanidhi Stalin's 'Sanatan' Remark Row, Message From Team Uddhav
Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut on Thursday said that the leader of DMK, an ally in INDIA bloc, should Keep his personal or parties' views to himself and within the state.
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"10-Rupee Comb Enough": Stalin Junior On Alleged 10-Crore Bounty On Head
Udhyanidhi Stalin today brushed off an alleged threat to his life, declaring he is the grandson of man who put his life on the line for Tamil Nadu and was "not worried about these threats".
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"Respect People Of Tamil Nadu But...": Mamata Banerjee On 'Sanatana' Remark
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday signalled her disapproval at Tamil Nadu minister Udhyanidhi Stalin over his "Sanatana Dharma" remarks, which have set off a political maelstrom ahead of a string of state elections.
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"Not A Slip Of Tongue": Minister On DMK Leader's Sanatana Dharma Remark
Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Monday said that Tamil Nadu Minister and DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin's Sanatan Dharam remark was not a slip of the tongue but was said to demean India's civilisation and its faith.
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Stalin Junior's "Sanatan Dharma" Comment A Googly For INDIA
Trinamool Congress, accused repeatedly of minority appeasement, today weighed in on the "Sanatan Dharma" row, slamming the DMK leader who made the controversial statement.
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Tamil Nadu Minister Sends Legal Notice To State BJP Chief Over "DMK Files"
DMK Youth Wing chief and Tamil Nadu Minister, Udhayanidhi Stalin on Wednesday sent a legal notice to state BJP president K Annamalai over certain allegations made by the latter titled the "DMK Files."
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MK Stalin's Son Arrested Over Rally Launching DMK's Election Campaign
DMK chief MK Stalin's son Udhyanidhi was arrested in Tamil Nadu's Nagapattinam district on Friday as he launched the party's campaign for next year's elections at an event that the police said violated COVID-19 curbs. "There no permission for political meetings," a police officer said.
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DMK's Udhayanidhi Trailing, Karunanidhi's Chepauk Stronghold On The Brink
His principal challenger this time is AIADMK's Aadirajaram, a familiar opponent who earlier contested against M.K. Stalin in Kolathur and has now been fielded directly against the Chief Minister's son.
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"Many Want Stalin To Lead": Udhayanidhi Amid Opposition Leadership Row
In yet another sign of a leadership tussle within the INDIA bloc, the Congress's Tamil Nadu ally DMK has said its chief MK Stalin should lead the fight against the BJP.
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DMK's Son-Rise? Udhayanidhi Stalin Plays Down Deputy Chief Minister Talk
Udhayanidhi Stalin - son of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin and the state's Sports Minister - is set to be promoted to the Deputy Chief Minister's post, sources told NDTV Wednesday, saying a formal announcement is expected from Governor RN Ravi.
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First Time Since Row Over 'Sanatana' Remark, MK Stalin's Son Meets PM Modi
Tamil Nadu Sports Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin on Thursday met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi, the first time the DMK and the BJP came at loggerheads over the former's much-documented rant against Sanatan Dharma.
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Amid Udhayanidhi Stalin's 'Sanatan' Remark Row, Message From Team Uddhav
Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut on Thursday said that the leader of DMK, an ally in INDIA bloc, should Keep his personal or parties' views to himself and within the state.
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"10-Rupee Comb Enough": Stalin Junior On Alleged 10-Crore Bounty On Head
Udhyanidhi Stalin today brushed off an alleged threat to his life, declaring he is the grandson of man who put his life on the line for Tamil Nadu and was "not worried about these threats".
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"Respect People Of Tamil Nadu But...": Mamata Banerjee On 'Sanatana' Remark
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday signalled her disapproval at Tamil Nadu minister Udhyanidhi Stalin over his "Sanatana Dharma" remarks, which have set off a political maelstrom ahead of a string of state elections.
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"Not A Slip Of Tongue": Minister On DMK Leader's Sanatana Dharma Remark
Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Monday said that Tamil Nadu Minister and DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin's Sanatan Dharam remark was not a slip of the tongue but was said to demean India's civilisation and its faith.
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Stalin Junior's "Sanatan Dharma" Comment A Googly For INDIA
Trinamool Congress, accused repeatedly of minority appeasement, today weighed in on the "Sanatan Dharma" row, slamming the DMK leader who made the controversial statement.
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Tamil Nadu Minister Sends Legal Notice To State BJP Chief Over "DMK Files"
DMK Youth Wing chief and Tamil Nadu Minister, Udhayanidhi Stalin on Wednesday sent a legal notice to state BJP president K Annamalai over certain allegations made by the latter titled the "DMK Files."
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MK Stalin's Son Arrested Over Rally Launching DMK's Election Campaign
DMK chief MK Stalin's son Udhyanidhi was arrested in Tamil Nadu's Nagapattinam district on Friday as he launched the party's campaign for next year's elections at an event that the police said violated COVID-19 curbs. "There no permission for political meetings," a police officer said.
