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MK Stalin Launches Poll Campaign From Father M Karunanidhi's Birthplace
A day after releasing his party's manifesto for the Lok Sabha elections, DMK President MK Stalin on Wednesday launched his campaign from father M Karunanidhi's birthplace Tiruvarur. Addressing a rally, the DMK leader said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's tenure will end on June 3 - which also happens to be M Karunanidhi's birth anniversary.
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Opinion: In Proposing Rahul Gandhi's Name, Stalin's Math Is Different From Others'
At an event in Chennai to unveil his life-size statue on Sunday, his son and now DMK chief MK Stalin referred to Karunanidhi's endorsement for members of the Gandhi family and ended up continuing the tradition.
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Rahul Gandhi Should Be PM, Says MK Stalin At Opposition Event In Chennai
DMK chief MK Stalin has proposed the name of Congress president Rahul Gandhi as the prime ministerial candidate for 2019. "Rahul has got the ability to defeat fascist Modi government. Let's strengthen Rahul Gandhi's hands, let's save the country," he said at an opposition event in Chennai.
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Will Teach Modi Government A Lesson: MK Stalin After Taking Charge Of DMK
MK Stalin stepped into his father M Karunanidhi's shoes today, formally taking over as the chief of the DMK, with a call to arms for his partymen. "My dream is to oppose who give a religious colour to everything. It is not my dream but Tamil Nadu's dream... We will teach a lesson to the Narendra Modi government," said the new party chief.
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Ahead Of DMK Meet, Crucial For Stalin, Brother Alagiri Flexes Muscle
A day ahead of a key meeting of the DMK, the eldest son of M Karunanidhi, who was expelled from the party four years ago, was seen at his father's memorial at Chennai's Marina Beach. MK Alagiri, 67, told reporters that he had come to pay respects to his father. In that context, he also added that he has the support of his father's loyalists - a sta...
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Personally Called PM Modi For Karunanidhi's Beach Burial: Mamata Banerjee
Bengal Chief Minister said she was unhappy yesterday, as the government did not allow the Marina beach burial for Karunanidhi.
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Karunanidhi Buried At Chennai's Marina Beach, Next To Mentor Annadurai
M Karunanidhi, a towering figure in Tamil Nadu politics, was given a state funeral and buried at Chennai's Marina Beach on Wednesday, in the presence of the country's top politicians. A massive crowd followed the DMK patriarch's casket from Rajaji Hall, where leaders including Prime Minister Narendra Modi had paid tribute to him earlier in the day....
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Karunanidhi's Opposition To Emergency Will Be Remembered: PM's Tribute
Prime Minister Narendra Modi put out a series of tweets in tribute to DMK patriarch M Karunanidhi, who died at 94 this evening.
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Karunanidhi's Health Has Improved, Says Son MK Stalin
Former Tamil Nadu chief minister and DMK patriarch M Karunanidhi's health has deteriorated and he is being treated at his home in Chennai. Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to his son MK Stalin and daughter Kanimozhi, both DMK leaders, to ask about his health, and offered all help.
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We Have Differences With BJP, Will Stick To Congress, Says Kanimozhi
A day after she was declared not guilty in the 2G spectrum scam, billed as one of the country's greatest scams, M Kanimozhi said that her time in prison has made her a wiser politician
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Don't Link PM Visit, 'Black Day' Protest Postponement, Says MK Stalin
Tamil Nadu's opposition DMK has denied that its postponement of the scheduled "Black Day" protests against demonetisation in eight districts of the state has any link with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to its ailing patriarch M Karunanidhi.
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Opinion: Misreading Modi's DMK Visit In Chennai
A serving Prime Minister paying a courtesy call on an ailing state patriarch is hardly breaking news. Yet, every attempt is being made to read hidden meaning into a ten-minute encounter (some accounts say "12 minutes") in Chennai, where Modi had gone to attend the platinum jubilee of a major Tamil newspaper.
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How PM Modi's Surprise House Call To DMK Boss Karunanidhi Unfolded
After Prime Minister Narendra Modi met the chief of the DMK at his home in Chennai, the political stock of the regional party in Tamil Nadu is soaring. "It creates a good talking point in Tamil Nadu," said a BJP source who did not want to be identified, adding that "the PM's invitation was issued to mitigate the atmosphere of animosity."
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Timing Of PM Modi's Meeting With DMK's Karunanidhi Fuels Talk
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was received by top DMK leaders MK Stalin and MK Kanimozhi as he arrived today at the Chennai home of their father and party boss M Karunanidhi for what was described as a courtesy call.
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PM Narendra Modi Meets M Karunanidhi In Chennai, DMK Says No Political Signal
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was received by top DMK leaders MK Stalin and MK Kanimozhi as he arrived at the Chennai home of their father and party boss M Karunanidhi for what was described as a courtesy call. Mr Karunanidhi, 93, is recovering from a long illness and recently made his first public appearance in months at an exhibition.
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MK Stalin Launches Poll Campaign From Father M Karunanidhi's Birthplace
A day after releasing his party's manifesto for the Lok Sabha elections, DMK President MK Stalin on Wednesday launched his campaign from father M Karunanidhi's birthplace Tiruvarur. Addressing a rally, the DMK leader said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's tenure will end on June 3 - which also happens to be M Karunanidhi's birth anniversary.
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Opinion: In Proposing Rahul Gandhi's Name, Stalin's Math Is Different From Others'
At an event in Chennai to unveil his life-size statue on Sunday, his son and now DMK chief MK Stalin referred to Karunanidhi's endorsement for members of the Gandhi family and ended up continuing the tradition.
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Rahul Gandhi Should Be PM, Says MK Stalin At Opposition Event In Chennai
DMK chief MK Stalin has proposed the name of Congress president Rahul Gandhi as the prime ministerial candidate for 2019. "Rahul has got the ability to defeat fascist Modi government. Let's strengthen Rahul Gandhi's hands, let's save the country," he said at an opposition event in Chennai.
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Will Teach Modi Government A Lesson: MK Stalin After Taking Charge Of DMK
MK Stalin stepped into his father M Karunanidhi's shoes today, formally taking over as the chief of the DMK, with a call to arms for his partymen. "My dream is to oppose who give a religious colour to everything. It is not my dream but Tamil Nadu's dream... We will teach a lesson to the Narendra Modi government," said the new party chief.
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Ahead Of DMK Meet, Crucial For Stalin, Brother Alagiri Flexes Muscle
A day ahead of a key meeting of the DMK, the eldest son of M Karunanidhi, who was expelled from the party four years ago, was seen at his father's memorial at Chennai's Marina Beach. MK Alagiri, 67, told reporters that he had come to pay respects to his father. In that context, he also added that he has the support of his father's loyalists - a sta...
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Personally Called PM Modi For Karunanidhi's Beach Burial: Mamata Banerjee
Bengal Chief Minister said she was unhappy yesterday, as the government did not allow the Marina beach burial for Karunanidhi.
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Karunanidhi Buried At Chennai's Marina Beach, Next To Mentor Annadurai
M Karunanidhi, a towering figure in Tamil Nadu politics, was given a state funeral and buried at Chennai's Marina Beach on Wednesday, in the presence of the country's top politicians. A massive crowd followed the DMK patriarch's casket from Rajaji Hall, where leaders including Prime Minister Narendra Modi had paid tribute to him earlier in the day....
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Karunanidhi's Opposition To Emergency Will Be Remembered: PM's Tribute
Prime Minister Narendra Modi put out a series of tweets in tribute to DMK patriarch M Karunanidhi, who died at 94 this evening.
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Karunanidhi's Health Has Improved, Says Son MK Stalin
Former Tamil Nadu chief minister and DMK patriarch M Karunanidhi's health has deteriorated and he is being treated at his home in Chennai. Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to his son MK Stalin and daughter Kanimozhi, both DMK leaders, to ask about his health, and offered all help.
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We Have Differences With BJP, Will Stick To Congress, Says Kanimozhi
A day after she was declared not guilty in the 2G spectrum scam, billed as one of the country's greatest scams, M Kanimozhi said that her time in prison has made her a wiser politician
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Don't Link PM Visit, 'Black Day' Protest Postponement, Says MK Stalin
Tamil Nadu's opposition DMK has denied that its postponement of the scheduled "Black Day" protests against demonetisation in eight districts of the state has any link with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to its ailing patriarch M Karunanidhi.
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Opinion: Misreading Modi's DMK Visit In Chennai
A serving Prime Minister paying a courtesy call on an ailing state patriarch is hardly breaking news. Yet, every attempt is being made to read hidden meaning into a ten-minute encounter (some accounts say "12 minutes") in Chennai, where Modi had gone to attend the platinum jubilee of a major Tamil newspaper.
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How PM Modi's Surprise House Call To DMK Boss Karunanidhi Unfolded
After Prime Minister Narendra Modi met the chief of the DMK at his home in Chennai, the political stock of the regional party in Tamil Nadu is soaring. "It creates a good talking point in Tamil Nadu," said a BJP source who did not want to be identified, adding that "the PM's invitation was issued to mitigate the atmosphere of animosity."
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Timing Of PM Modi's Meeting With DMK's Karunanidhi Fuels Talk
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was received by top DMK leaders MK Stalin and MK Kanimozhi as he arrived today at the Chennai home of their father and party boss M Karunanidhi for what was described as a courtesy call.
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PM Narendra Modi Meets M Karunanidhi In Chennai, DMK Says No Political Signal
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was received by top DMK leaders MK Stalin and MK Kanimozhi as he arrived at the Chennai home of their father and party boss M Karunanidhi for what was described as a courtesy call. Mr Karunanidhi, 93, is recovering from a long illness and recently made his first public appearance in months at an exhibition.
