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DMK Law-makers Defend Chief Karunanidhi, And Are Evicted
- Friday December 5, 2014
- South | Sam Daniel, Stalin
The law-makers of the DMK were evicted today from the Tamil Nadu legislature after they protested noisily against remarks about their chief.
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DMK chief Karunanidhi seeks to ease family tension by meeting older son Alagiri
- Tuesday January 22, 2013
- South | Edited by Prasad Sanyal
At the age of 87, politician M Karunanidhi cannot contemplate retirement. The competition between his two sons - MK Alagiri and MK Stalin - remains fierce and divise for their party, the DMK, which is the biggest ally of Dr Manmohan Singh's coalition government.
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Will propose Stalin's name for party chief if I get a chance, says Karunanidhi
- Sunday January 6, 2013
- South | Reported by Sam Daniel; written by Mala Das
Three days after he controversially indicated that his younger son, MK Stalin, would succeed him, DMK chief M Karunanidhi has clarified that he would propose the latter's name for the post of president only if he gets a chance. He also said that his remarks on Stalin had been "misconstrued" by the media.
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DMK Law-makers Defend Chief Karunanidhi, And Are Evicted
- Friday December 5, 2014
- South | Sam Daniel, Stalin
The law-makers of the DMK were evicted today from the Tamil Nadu legislature after they protested noisily against remarks about their chief.
- www.ndtv.com
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DMK chief Karunanidhi seeks to ease family tension by meeting older son Alagiri
- Tuesday January 22, 2013
- South | Edited by Prasad Sanyal
At the age of 87, politician M Karunanidhi cannot contemplate retirement. The competition between his two sons - MK Alagiri and MK Stalin - remains fierce and divise for their party, the DMK, which is the biggest ally of Dr Manmohan Singh's coalition government.
- www.ndtv.com
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Will propose Stalin's name for party chief if I get a chance, says Karunanidhi
- Sunday January 6, 2013
- South | Reported by Sam Daniel; written by Mala Das
Three days after he controversially indicated that his younger son, MK Stalin, would succeed him, DMK chief M Karunanidhi has clarified that he would propose the latter's name for the post of president only if he gets a chance. He also said that his remarks on Stalin had been "misconstrued" by the media.
- www.ndtv.com