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Big Industries Will Come Up With 22,000 Job Opportunities: MK Stalin
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Thursday said police cases filed during the AIADMK rule against peaceful protesters vis-a-vis projects including the Neutrino Observatory and Koodankulam Nuclear Plant would be withdrawn.
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Kudankulam anti-nuclear protesters to meet to decide next course of action
Villagers at Koodankulam are meeting today to decide their next course of action following the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board's clearance to fill nuclear fuel at the upcoming nuclear plant in the area. Members of the struggle committee have condemned this and said it is a contempt of court as the Madras High Court is yet to give its orders on petit...
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Activist sends legal notice to PM for remarks on foreign funding of Kudankulam protests
Anti-nuclear activist S P Udhayakumar has sent a legal notice to the Prime Minister accusing him of defamation. The activist has contested Dr Manmohan Singh's remarks about foreign funding facilitating the protests against the new nuclear plant in Kudankulam in coastal Tamil Nadu.
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Minister alleges receiving of foreign funds
A special Home Ministry team has found that some organisations involved in the protests against the Koodankulam Nuclear Power Plant had received funds to the tune of over Rs 55 crore from "foreign sources ".
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Tamil Nadu's N-plant anger: Koodankulam protesters resume fast
Villagers in Tamil Nadu's Koodankulam district have resumed their hunger strike. They are protesting against setting up of a nuclear power plant in the area.
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After Jaitapur, protest over nuclear plant in Tamil Nadu
Koodankulam in Tirunelvelli district of Tamil Nadu is witnessing huge protest. The reason: An upcoming nuclear plant which, once functional, will be India's largest power generation complex.
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Tamil Nadu: Locals protest against Koodankulam nuclear plant
Over 2000 people are on a hunger strike demanding the closure of the upcoming Koodankulam nuclear power plant in Tamil Nadu's Tirunelvelli district citing safety reasons.
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Big Industries Will Come Up With 22,000 Job Opportunities: MK Stalin
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Thursday said police cases filed during the AIADMK rule against peaceful protesters vis-a-vis projects including the Neutrino Observatory and Koodankulam Nuclear Plant would be withdrawn.
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Kudankulam anti-nuclear protesters to meet to decide next course of action
Villagers at Koodankulam are meeting today to decide their next course of action following the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board's clearance to fill nuclear fuel at the upcoming nuclear plant in the area. Members of the struggle committee have condemned this and said it is a contempt of court as the Madras High Court is yet to give its orders on petit...
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Activist sends legal notice to PM for remarks on foreign funding of Kudankulam protests
Anti-nuclear activist S P Udhayakumar has sent a legal notice to the Prime Minister accusing him of defamation. The activist has contested Dr Manmohan Singh's remarks about foreign funding facilitating the protests against the new nuclear plant in Kudankulam in coastal Tamil Nadu.
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Minister alleges receiving of foreign funds
A special Home Ministry team has found that some organisations involved in the protests against the Koodankulam Nuclear Power Plant had received funds to the tune of over Rs 55 crore from "foreign sources ".
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Tamil Nadu's N-plant anger: Koodankulam protesters resume fast
Villagers in Tamil Nadu's Koodankulam district have resumed their hunger strike. They are protesting against setting up of a nuclear power plant in the area.
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After Jaitapur, protest over nuclear plant in Tamil Nadu
Koodankulam in Tirunelvelli district of Tamil Nadu is witnessing huge protest. The reason: An upcoming nuclear plant which, once functional, will be India's largest power generation complex.
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Tamil Nadu: Locals protest against Koodankulam nuclear plant
Over 2000 people are on a hunger strike demanding the closure of the upcoming Koodankulam nuclear power plant in Tamil Nadu's Tirunelvelli district citing safety reasons.
