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Strive For AIADMK-Led Alliance's Win In Tamil Nadu: PMK Chief To Workers
PMK founder S Ramadoss today asked party workers to strive for the victory of the AIADMK-led alliance in all 40 Lok Sabha seats in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry in the April 18 elections, and also ensure the success of ruling party candidates in the Assembly by-polls.
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Notes Ban Is "One Man Made Disaster For India," Says MK Stalin
DMK President MK Stalin and PMK Founder S Ramadoss on Thursday criticised the centre for banning Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 rupee notes in 2016.
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We Will Provide Alternative in Tamil Nadu, Says PMK
PMK would be able to provide the change which the people of Tamil Nadu crave for, if it was elected to power during 2016 Assembly polls, by eradicating corruption, closing liquor shops and resolving various crises including water and power shortage, party founder S Ramadoss said.
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DMK Removed Prohibition, 'Ruined' Generations: S Ramadoss
PMK founder S Ramadoss today charged the DMK, which offered to implement prohibition in Tamil Nadu if voted to power, with ruining the generations by removing prohibition.
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PMK Executive to Take Decision on RK Nagar Bypoll
The PMK executive meeting will take a decision whether to contest the bypoll for the RK Nagar Assembly constituency, party founder S Ramadoss today said.
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NDA Unravels Further in Tamil Nadu, As Ramadoss Takes Exception
The NDA's troubles deepened in Tamil Nadu, with ally and PMK founder S Ramadoss taking exception to statements of BJP leaders against criticism of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Set up Authority to Rein in toll Plazas, PMK to Centre
Citing public outrage over the alleged demand for increased toll on the Chennai-Bangalore highway, PMK founder leader S Ramadoss today urged the Centre to set up a regulatory authority to prevent "fleecing" by companies that operate toll plazas.
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Imposition of Hindi Unacceptable: Now BJP Ally Ramadoss Opposes Government Order on Tweets
The Narendra Modi government's order asking officials to ensure their tweets and other social media posts are in Hindi has been met by stiff resistance across political parties in Tamil Nadu. Today, even PMK founder S Ramadoss, who is an ally of PM Modi's party, the BJP, publicly voiced his concern.
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PMK Founder S Ramadoss Asks Government to Speed up Power Projects
With power cuts reportedly continuing in some parts of the state, PMK founder S Ramadoss today urged the Tamil Nadu government to speed up various solar and thermal power projects to manage the situation.
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No need to provide security cover for S Ramadoss, son: Tamil Nadu government
The Tamil Nadu government today informed the Madras High Court that PMK founder and his son should not be given security cover as they do not fall under any category by which state provides protection.
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Tamil Nadu violence: PMK chief S Ramadoss rejects Jayalalithaa's allegations against his party
Rejecting Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's charge that his party was behind the violence in various parts of the state, PMK founder S Ramadoss today alleged that pro-Dalit Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi was behind the incidents.
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PMK leader S Ramadoss granted bail on Friday
A local court on Friday granted bail to PMK founder S Ramadoss in a case filed against him for taking part in protests against Kudankulam nuclear plant, violating prohibitory orders a few months ago.
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Jayalalithaa files complaint against Ramadoss, Tamil weekly
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa on Monday filed a complaint against PMK Founder S Ramadoss for criticising her stay at Kodanad estate at Kotagiri recently and the editor of a Tamil weekly for publishing his remarks in its August one edition, which were allegedly defamatory.
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Clamp economic blockade against Kerala: PMK tells Tamil Nadu government
Charging Kerala government officials with blocking materials meant to plug holes at the Mullaperiar Dam with a view to "weakening it," Pattali Makkal Katchi (PMK) founder Dr S Ramadoss on Friday demanded an economic blockade on the neighbouring state lest it should allow Tamil Nadu officials to take up the works.
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Strive For AIADMK-Led Alliance's Win In Tamil Nadu: PMK Chief To Workers
PMK founder S Ramadoss today asked party workers to strive for the victory of the AIADMK-led alliance in all 40 Lok Sabha seats in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry in the April 18 elections, and also ensure the success of ruling party candidates in the Assembly by-polls.
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Notes Ban Is "One Man Made Disaster For India," Says MK Stalin
DMK President MK Stalin and PMK Founder S Ramadoss on Thursday criticised the centre for banning Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 rupee notes in 2016.
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We Will Provide Alternative in Tamil Nadu, Says PMK
PMK would be able to provide the change which the people of Tamil Nadu crave for, if it was elected to power during 2016 Assembly polls, by eradicating corruption, closing liquor shops and resolving various crises including water and power shortage, party founder S Ramadoss said.
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DMK Removed Prohibition, 'Ruined' Generations: S Ramadoss
PMK founder S Ramadoss today charged the DMK, which offered to implement prohibition in Tamil Nadu if voted to power, with ruining the generations by removing prohibition.
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PMK Executive to Take Decision on RK Nagar Bypoll
The PMK executive meeting will take a decision whether to contest the bypoll for the RK Nagar Assembly constituency, party founder S Ramadoss today said.
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NDA Unravels Further in Tamil Nadu, As Ramadoss Takes Exception
The NDA's troubles deepened in Tamil Nadu, with ally and PMK founder S Ramadoss taking exception to statements of BJP leaders against criticism of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Set up Authority to Rein in toll Plazas, PMK to Centre
Citing public outrage over the alleged demand for increased toll on the Chennai-Bangalore highway, PMK founder leader S Ramadoss today urged the Centre to set up a regulatory authority to prevent "fleecing" by companies that operate toll plazas.
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Imposition of Hindi Unacceptable: Now BJP Ally Ramadoss Opposes Government Order on Tweets
The Narendra Modi government's order asking officials to ensure their tweets and other social media posts are in Hindi has been met by stiff resistance across political parties in Tamil Nadu. Today, even PMK founder S Ramadoss, who is an ally of PM Modi's party, the BJP, publicly voiced his concern.
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PMK Founder S Ramadoss Asks Government to Speed up Power Projects
With power cuts reportedly continuing in some parts of the state, PMK founder S Ramadoss today urged the Tamil Nadu government to speed up various solar and thermal power projects to manage the situation.
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No need to provide security cover for S Ramadoss, son: Tamil Nadu government
The Tamil Nadu government today informed the Madras High Court that PMK founder and his son should not be given security cover as they do not fall under any category by which state provides protection.
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Tamil Nadu violence: PMK chief S Ramadoss rejects Jayalalithaa's allegations against his party
Rejecting Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's charge that his party was behind the violence in various parts of the state, PMK founder S Ramadoss today alleged that pro-Dalit Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi was behind the incidents.
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PMK leader S Ramadoss granted bail on Friday
A local court on Friday granted bail to PMK founder S Ramadoss in a case filed against him for taking part in protests against Kudankulam nuclear plant, violating prohibitory orders a few months ago.
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Jayalalithaa files complaint against Ramadoss, Tamil weekly
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa on Monday filed a complaint against PMK Founder S Ramadoss for criticising her stay at Kodanad estate at Kotagiri recently and the editor of a Tamil weekly for publishing his remarks in its August one edition, which were allegedly defamatory.
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Clamp economic blockade against Kerala: PMK tells Tamil Nadu government
Charging Kerala government officials with blocking materials meant to plug holes at the Mullaperiar Dam with a view to "weakening it," Pattali Makkal Katchi (PMK) founder Dr S Ramadoss on Friday demanded an economic blockade on the neighbouring state lest it should allow Tamil Nadu officials to take up the works.
