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Karunanidhi's Health Is Improving: M K Stalin
Ailing DMK leader M Karunanidhi is "improving" and his discharge from a private hospital will be decided in a day or two, his son and party treasurer M K Stalin said today.
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DMK Chief M Karunanidhi Is Doing Well, Says Son MK Stalin
DMK chief M Karunanidhi, who is undergoing treatment in Chennai for breathing difficulty caused by throat and lung infection, is doing well, party treasurer and the nonagenarian leader's son M K Stalin said on Sunday.
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DMK Leader Stalin Rides On Bike To Assess Cyclone Vardah Damage
DMK Treasurer and Tamil Nadu Opposition Leader MK Stalin today rode pillion on a two wheeler to visit cyclone Vardah-affected areas in his Kolathur Assembly constituency.
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MK Stalin Leads DMK Delegation To Pay Homage To Jayalalithaa
DMK Treasurer and Tamil Nadu Opposition Leader M K Stalin today led a delegation of senior party functionaries and paid homage to departed AIADMK chief J Jayalalithaa.
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Leaders Condole Death Of Jayalalithaa; MK Stalin Describes Her As Iron Lady
DMK Treasurer and Leader of the Opposition in the Tamil Nadu assembly MK Stalin on Monday expressed grief over J Jayalalithaa's demise, describing her as an "iron lady" and courageous leader.
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MK Stalin Escapes Unhurt In Car Mishap
DMK Treasurer MK Stalin escaped unhurt on Tuesday when the car in which he was travelling met with a minor accident in the district, police said.
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MK Stalin Denies Allegation Made Against Him In 2011 Polls
DMK Treasurer and then candidate for Kolathur assembly constituency M K Stalin today appeared in Madras High Court in connection with a poll petition filed by AIADMK's Saidai Duraiswamy, who was his rival candidate in the 2011 polls, and denied all allegations raised against him.
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DMK Convenes All-Party Meet On October 25 To Discuss Cauvery Issue
DMK Treasurer and Opposition leader in the Tamil Nadu Assembly MK Stalin has convened an all-party meeting in Chennai on October 25 to discuss the Cauvery issue.
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Police Targeting DMK Men Over Spreading Rumours About Jayalalithaa's Health, Says MK Stalin
DMK Treasurer MK Stalin on Sunday condemned 'harassment' of his party cadres under the pretext of taking action against those spreading rumours about Chief Minister Jayalalithaa's health on social media and asked police to immediately stop such 'oppressive' measures.
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MK Stalin Visits Apollo Hospital, Enquires About Jayalalithaa's Health
DMK treasurer and Leader of Opposition in the Tamil Nadu Assembly MK Stalin visited Apollo Hospital and talked to the doctors there regarding Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's condition on Saturday.
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MK Stalin Moves High Court Against Removal Of His Personal Assistant
DMK treasurer and Leader of Opposition in Tamil Nadu Assembly MK Stalin has moved the Madras High Court, challenging the Assembly Secretary's order, removing a Deputy Secretary-level officer who was appointed as his Special Personal Assistant.
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MK Stalin Alleges Tamil Nadu Police Unable To Function Independently
Hitting out hard at ruling AIADMK over crimes against women, DMK treasurer MK Stalin today alleged that the police department is "unable" to function independently and demanded the state immediately fill up 19,157 vacancies and uphold law and order.
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MK Stalin Rejects Reports Of Differences Between Him And Karunanidhi
DMK treasurer and opposition leader in Tamil Nadu Assembly MK Stalin today rejected reports of differences with his father and party chief M Karunanidhi, as he charged arch rival AIADMK with trying to create confusion among DMK workers.
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Bring Resolution To Stop NEET In Tamil Nadu: MK Stalin To Jayalalithaa
DMK treasurer MK Stalin today urged Chief Minister Jayalalithaa to get a resolution passed in the state Assembly to prevail upon the Centre to ensure that there is no entrance examination for medical admissions in Tamil Nadu.
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MK Stalin Attacks AIADMK For 'No Steps' For Police In Its Manifesto
Attacking the ruling AIADMK for "not spelling out any welfare measures" for police personnel in its manifesto, DMK treasurer MK Stalin said his party would ensure constitution of the Fourth Police Commission if voted to power in the May 16 Assembly polls.
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Karunanidhi's Health Is Improving: M K Stalin
Ailing DMK leader M Karunanidhi is "improving" and his discharge from a private hospital will be decided in a day or two, his son and party treasurer M K Stalin said today.
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DMK Chief M Karunanidhi Is Doing Well, Says Son MK Stalin
DMK chief M Karunanidhi, who is undergoing treatment in Chennai for breathing difficulty caused by throat and lung infection, is doing well, party treasurer and the nonagenarian leader's son M K Stalin said on Sunday.
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DMK Leader Stalin Rides On Bike To Assess Cyclone Vardah Damage
DMK Treasurer and Tamil Nadu Opposition Leader MK Stalin today rode pillion on a two wheeler to visit cyclone Vardah-affected areas in his Kolathur Assembly constituency.
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MK Stalin Leads DMK Delegation To Pay Homage To Jayalalithaa
DMK Treasurer and Tamil Nadu Opposition Leader M K Stalin today led a delegation of senior party functionaries and paid homage to departed AIADMK chief J Jayalalithaa.
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Leaders Condole Death Of Jayalalithaa; MK Stalin Describes Her As Iron Lady
DMK Treasurer and Leader of the Opposition in the Tamil Nadu assembly MK Stalin on Monday expressed grief over J Jayalalithaa's demise, describing her as an "iron lady" and courageous leader.
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MK Stalin Escapes Unhurt In Car Mishap
DMK Treasurer MK Stalin escaped unhurt on Tuesday when the car in which he was travelling met with a minor accident in the district, police said.
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MK Stalin Denies Allegation Made Against Him In 2011 Polls
DMK Treasurer and then candidate for Kolathur assembly constituency M K Stalin today appeared in Madras High Court in connection with a poll petition filed by AIADMK's Saidai Duraiswamy, who was his rival candidate in the 2011 polls, and denied all allegations raised against him.
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DMK Convenes All-Party Meet On October 25 To Discuss Cauvery Issue
DMK Treasurer and Opposition leader in the Tamil Nadu Assembly MK Stalin has convened an all-party meeting in Chennai on October 25 to discuss the Cauvery issue.
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Police Targeting DMK Men Over Spreading Rumours About Jayalalithaa's Health, Says MK Stalin
DMK Treasurer MK Stalin on Sunday condemned 'harassment' of his party cadres under the pretext of taking action against those spreading rumours about Chief Minister Jayalalithaa's health on social media and asked police to immediately stop such 'oppressive' measures.
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MK Stalin Visits Apollo Hospital, Enquires About Jayalalithaa's Health
DMK treasurer and Leader of Opposition in the Tamil Nadu Assembly MK Stalin visited Apollo Hospital and talked to the doctors there regarding Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's condition on Saturday.
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MK Stalin Moves High Court Against Removal Of His Personal Assistant
DMK treasurer and Leader of Opposition in Tamil Nadu Assembly MK Stalin has moved the Madras High Court, challenging the Assembly Secretary's order, removing a Deputy Secretary-level officer who was appointed as his Special Personal Assistant.
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MK Stalin Alleges Tamil Nadu Police Unable To Function Independently
Hitting out hard at ruling AIADMK over crimes against women, DMK treasurer MK Stalin today alleged that the police department is "unable" to function independently and demanded the state immediately fill up 19,157 vacancies and uphold law and order.
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MK Stalin Rejects Reports Of Differences Between Him And Karunanidhi
DMK treasurer and opposition leader in Tamil Nadu Assembly MK Stalin today rejected reports of differences with his father and party chief M Karunanidhi, as he charged arch rival AIADMK with trying to create confusion among DMK workers.
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Bring Resolution To Stop NEET In Tamil Nadu: MK Stalin To Jayalalithaa
DMK treasurer MK Stalin today urged Chief Minister Jayalalithaa to get a resolution passed in the state Assembly to prevail upon the Centre to ensure that there is no entrance examination for medical admissions in Tamil Nadu.
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MK Stalin Attacks AIADMK For 'No Steps' For Police In Its Manifesto
Attacking the ruling AIADMK for "not spelling out any welfare measures" for police personnel in its manifesto, DMK treasurer MK Stalin said his party would ensure constitution of the Fourth Police Commission if voted to power in the May 16 Assembly polls.
