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"Ruining Students' Future", "Arrogant": Centre vs Tamil Nadu on Hindi Row
The Tamil Nadu vs centre 'language war' - over the new National Education Policy and the 'imposition of Hindi' on the state, and others in South India - exploded after Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's comments about the DMK.
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Tamil Nadu's MK Stalin Raises Stakes Over Delimitation, Calls 7 State Leaders To Chennai
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has called on seven counterparts, including Bengal's Mamata Banerjee and BJP-ruled Odisha's Mohan Majhi, to join a 'joint action committee' against the delimitation exercise proposed by the centre.
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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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"True Chauvinists, Anti-Nationals Are The Hindi Zealots": MK Stalin
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK President M K Stalin on Thursday said demanding linguistic equality is not chauvinism and alleged that the "true chauvinists and anti-nationals are the Hindi zealots".
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2 Madras High Court Judges Make Surprise Visit To Prison In Chennai
In an unexpected move, two judges of the Madras High Court made a surprise visit to Puzhal Central Prison on the outskirts of Chennai on Wednesday.
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Language Row Reaches Supreme Court, Petition Says Make Tamil Nadu Comply
The language row that erupted in the south ahead of an election year, has reached the Supreme Court.
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"Entitled Bigots": MK Stalin's Long Post Against 3-Language Policy
Intensifying his attack on the Centre over alleged Hindi imposition through a three-language policy, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has said demanding linguistic equality is not chauvinism
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"Need Of The Hour": BJP's Annamalai Defends Centre's 3-Language Policy
Adding wind to the ongoing language row in Tamil Nadu, state BJP chief K Annamalai said the three-language policy under the National Education Policy is the need of the hour.
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"Trying To Turn India Into 'Hindia'?" Kamal Haasan Echoes MK Stalin's 2019 Jab
Actor-politician Kamal Haasan on Wednesday waded into the 'Hindi imposition' and delimitation battle between Tamil Nadu's DMK and the BJP, accusing the latter of trying to "turn India into Hindia" by forcing non-Hindi speaking states to speak it.
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"Delimitation Based On 1971 Census...": Tamil Nadu All-Party Meet To PM Modi
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Wednesday led a meeting of state parties - sans the opposition BJP but including rivals AIADMK - to discuss 'Hindi imposition' and delimitation, topics at the heart of a row between the ruling DMK and centre.
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'Don't Destroy...': MK Stalin On Risks Of Petrol, Gas Mining Off Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Tuesday opened a new front in his battle with the centre over a proposed offshore petroleum and natural gas mining project in the Gulf of Mannar, which lies between southeastern India and western Sri Lanka.
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Man Drives To Tamil Nadu To Kill Wife, Then Dies By Suicide At Kerala Home
Krishnakumar and Sangeetha, the couple, reportedly had differences which may have led to the murder and suicide, said police.
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"Have Babies Now": MK Stalin's Message For Newlyweds Is A Delimitation Jab
In a sarcastic jab at the Centre's delimitation plans, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has urged a newlywed couple to plan a family immediately so that the state gets an advantage when the delimitation exercise is held.
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"New Education Policy Won't Impose Hindi": Union Minister Amid Row
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Sunday asserted that the New Education Policy would not impose Hindi on states and Tamil Nadu's opposition had "political reasons" behind it.
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"Ruining Students' Future", "Arrogant": Centre vs Tamil Nadu on Hindi Row
The Tamil Nadu vs centre 'language war' - over the new National Education Policy and the 'imposition of Hindi' on the state, and others in South India - exploded after Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's comments about the DMK.
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Tamil Nadu's MK Stalin Raises Stakes Over Delimitation, Calls 7 State Leaders To Chennai
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has called on seven counterparts, including Bengal's Mamata Banerjee and BJP-ruled Odisha's Mohan Majhi, to join a 'joint action committee' against the delimitation exercise proposed by the centre.
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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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"True Chauvinists, Anti-Nationals Are The Hindi Zealots": MK Stalin
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK President M K Stalin on Thursday said demanding linguistic equality is not chauvinism and alleged that the "true chauvinists and anti-nationals are the Hindi zealots".
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2 Madras High Court Judges Make Surprise Visit To Prison In Chennai
In an unexpected move, two judges of the Madras High Court made a surprise visit to Puzhal Central Prison on the outskirts of Chennai on Wednesday.
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Language Row Reaches Supreme Court, Petition Says Make Tamil Nadu Comply
The language row that erupted in the south ahead of an election year, has reached the Supreme Court.
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"Entitled Bigots": MK Stalin's Long Post Against 3-Language Policy
Intensifying his attack on the Centre over alleged Hindi imposition through a three-language policy, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has said demanding linguistic equality is not chauvinism
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"Need Of The Hour": BJP's Annamalai Defends Centre's 3-Language Policy
Adding wind to the ongoing language row in Tamil Nadu, state BJP chief K Annamalai said the three-language policy under the National Education Policy is the need of the hour.
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"Trying To Turn India Into 'Hindia'?" Kamal Haasan Echoes MK Stalin's 2019 Jab
Actor-politician Kamal Haasan on Wednesday waded into the 'Hindi imposition' and delimitation battle between Tamil Nadu's DMK and the BJP, accusing the latter of trying to "turn India into Hindia" by forcing non-Hindi speaking states to speak it.
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"Delimitation Based On 1971 Census...": Tamil Nadu All-Party Meet To PM Modi
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Wednesday led a meeting of state parties - sans the opposition BJP but including rivals AIADMK - to discuss 'Hindi imposition' and delimitation, topics at the heart of a row between the ruling DMK and centre.
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'Don't Destroy...': MK Stalin On Risks Of Petrol, Gas Mining Off Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Tuesday opened a new front in his battle with the centre over a proposed offshore petroleum and natural gas mining project in the Gulf of Mannar, which lies between southeastern India and western Sri Lanka.
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Man Drives To Tamil Nadu To Kill Wife, Then Dies By Suicide At Kerala Home
Krishnakumar and Sangeetha, the couple, reportedly had differences which may have led to the murder and suicide, said police.
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"Have Babies Now": MK Stalin's Message For Newlyweds Is A Delimitation Jab
In a sarcastic jab at the Centre's delimitation plans, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has urged a newlywed couple to plan a family immediately so that the state gets an advantage when the delimitation exercise is held.
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"New Education Policy Won't Impose Hindi": Union Minister Amid Row
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Sunday asserted that the New Education Policy would not impose Hindi on states and Tamil Nadu's opposition had "political reasons" behind it.
