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"Jayalalitha Permanent General Secretary Of AIADMK," Says OPS
AIADMK's O Panneerselvam on Monday attacked the Edapaddi K Palaniswami (EPS) faction, accusing them of betraying party regulations.
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EPS Detained As He Tries To Hold Strike At Tamil Nadu Assembly Over AIADMK Seat Feud
EPS wants rival OPS removed as party's deputy leader in Vidhan Sabha, but Speaker says he's examining the issue
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In Tamil Nadu, EPS's Biggest Election Against DMK-Congress, Kamal Haasan
Tamil Nadu votes for a new government today in a single-phase Assembly election that pits Chief Minister Edapaddi K Palaniswami and his ruling AIADMK, which has allied with the BJP, against the MK-Stalin-led DMK-Congress combine
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EPS, Quiet Loyalist Who Emerged From Shadows, Steadied AIADMK
Edapaddi Palaniswami had the challenge of leading the AIADMK government after the party lost the charismatic and powerful J Jayalalithaa in 2016. Jayalalithaa -- "Amma" to the AIADMK ranks - enjoyed rare devotion of her party men, who even genuflected to her photos.
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Jayalalithaa's Home Turned Into Memorial Day After Sasikala Leaves Jail
J Jayalalithaa's palatial home in Chennai's Poes Garden was converted into a memorial by the Tamil Nadu government today, a day after the release from jail of VK Sasikala, who lived in the house as the former Chief Minister's companion until her death in 2016.
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Bill With Governor, Tamil Nadu Takes Executive Route For 7.5% NEET Quota
In a significant development, the Tamil Nadu government has issued an executive order reserving 7.5 per cent seats in all state medical colleges for government school students who have cleared the mandatory national medical entrance test NEET. The quota would be applicable from this academic year for which admissions have started.
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Amid Covid, Hundreds Of Supporters Meet Tamil Nadu Chief Minister
In what is being seen as a blatant violation of both social distancing norms and prohibitory orders, hundreds of workers of Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK dotted a main road in Chennai today to greet Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami
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Have People's Support: E Palaniswami After "OPS For CM" Posters Surface In Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister E Palaniswami on Saturday asserted that he has the love and support of the people and vowed to continue to work for them with their well being as his only goal.
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Leads Surprise Check At Amma Canteen, Has Idli
The Amma Canteen at Chennai's Santhome had a VVIP visitor for breakfast on Wednesday morning as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edapaddi K Palaniswami stopped at the outlet for a plate of Idli (rice cake).
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Social Distancing A Distant Idea At Tamil Nadu Chief Minister's Briefing
In the middle of a 21-day national lockdown to stop the spread of a deadly pandemic, there was little to show for social distancing at a news conference addressed by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edapaddi K Palaniswami on Friday
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Law And Order Worst Under AIADMK Rule: MK Stalin
Campaigning for his party ahead of the by-elections, DMK chief MK Stalin alleged that law and order situation is worst under the AIADMK government and cited the "Pollachi sexual assault case" to make his point.
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In Salem, Protesting Farmers Say Chief Minister Palaniswami Must Explain
Thousands of farmers in Tamil Nadu are anguished over the acquisition of farmland for the Chennai-Salem highway construction.
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DMK Will Perform Democratic Duty If AIADMK Falters: MK Stalin
DMK Working President MK Stalin today said he wondered if the K Palaniswami government in Tamil Nadu would continue to be in power till the commencement of the state assembly session on June 14.
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Kanimozhi Taken Into Custody During Protest
Scores of DMK workers including, party MP Kanimozhi, were detained today for holding protests outside ration shops across the state demanding adequate supply of commodities.
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Opinion: In Chennai, Sasikala Is Viscerally Unpopular
There is a deep anger about the degrading of Tamil political life, where personality trumps policy and the pursuit of power (and personal wealth) blots out serious discussion of how to govern better. And this is more than simply the standard middle-class disdain for "vulgar" politics.
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"Jayalalitha Permanent General Secretary Of AIADMK," Says OPS
AIADMK's O Panneerselvam on Monday attacked the Edapaddi K Palaniswami (EPS) faction, accusing them of betraying party regulations.
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EPS Detained As He Tries To Hold Strike At Tamil Nadu Assembly Over AIADMK Seat Feud
EPS wants rival OPS removed as party's deputy leader in Vidhan Sabha, but Speaker says he's examining the issue
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In Tamil Nadu, EPS's Biggest Election Against DMK-Congress, Kamal Haasan
Tamil Nadu votes for a new government today in a single-phase Assembly election that pits Chief Minister Edapaddi K Palaniswami and his ruling AIADMK, which has allied with the BJP, against the MK-Stalin-led DMK-Congress combine
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EPS, Quiet Loyalist Who Emerged From Shadows, Steadied AIADMK
Edapaddi Palaniswami had the challenge of leading the AIADMK government after the party lost the charismatic and powerful J Jayalalithaa in 2016. Jayalalithaa -- "Amma" to the AIADMK ranks - enjoyed rare devotion of her party men, who even genuflected to her photos.
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Jayalalithaa's Home Turned Into Memorial Day After Sasikala Leaves Jail
J Jayalalithaa's palatial home in Chennai's Poes Garden was converted into a memorial by the Tamil Nadu government today, a day after the release from jail of VK Sasikala, who lived in the house as the former Chief Minister's companion until her death in 2016.
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Bill With Governor, Tamil Nadu Takes Executive Route For 7.5% NEET Quota
In a significant development, the Tamil Nadu government has issued an executive order reserving 7.5 per cent seats in all state medical colleges for government school students who have cleared the mandatory national medical entrance test NEET. The quota would be applicable from this academic year for which admissions have started.
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Amid Covid, Hundreds Of Supporters Meet Tamil Nadu Chief Minister
In what is being seen as a blatant violation of both social distancing norms and prohibitory orders, hundreds of workers of Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK dotted a main road in Chennai today to greet Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami
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Have People's Support: E Palaniswami After "OPS For CM" Posters Surface In Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister E Palaniswami on Saturday asserted that he has the love and support of the people and vowed to continue to work for them with their well being as his only goal.
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Leads Surprise Check At Amma Canteen, Has Idli
The Amma Canteen at Chennai's Santhome had a VVIP visitor for breakfast on Wednesday morning as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edapaddi K Palaniswami stopped at the outlet for a plate of Idli (rice cake).
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Social Distancing A Distant Idea At Tamil Nadu Chief Minister's Briefing
In the middle of a 21-day national lockdown to stop the spread of a deadly pandemic, there was little to show for social distancing at a news conference addressed by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edapaddi K Palaniswami on Friday
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Law And Order Worst Under AIADMK Rule: MK Stalin
Campaigning for his party ahead of the by-elections, DMK chief MK Stalin alleged that law and order situation is worst under the AIADMK government and cited the "Pollachi sexual assault case" to make his point.
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In Salem, Protesting Farmers Say Chief Minister Palaniswami Must Explain
Thousands of farmers in Tamil Nadu are anguished over the acquisition of farmland for the Chennai-Salem highway construction.
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DMK Will Perform Democratic Duty If AIADMK Falters: MK Stalin
DMK Working President MK Stalin today said he wondered if the K Palaniswami government in Tamil Nadu would continue to be in power till the commencement of the state assembly session on June 14.
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Kanimozhi Taken Into Custody During Protest
Scores of DMK workers including, party MP Kanimozhi, were detained today for holding protests outside ration shops across the state demanding adequate supply of commodities.
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Opinion: In Chennai, Sasikala Is Viscerally Unpopular
There is a deep anger about the degrading of Tamil political life, where personality trumps policy and the pursuit of power (and personal wealth) blots out serious discussion of how to govern better. And this is more than simply the standard middle-class disdain for "vulgar" politics.
