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Microphone To Pressure Cooker: Tamil Nadu Parties Fight Over Symbols
Despite the 'Rising Sun' and 'Two leaves', this general election to the Tamil Nadu Lok Sabha revolves around many symbols as some heavy weights are contesting on an independent symbol.
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Pressure Cooker Symbol: Top Court Rejects Claim By Dhinakaran's Outfit
The Supreme Court today refused to acknowledge the claim of the TTV Dhinakaran-led outfit over ''pressure cooker'' as common election symbol.
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Consider Common Symbol For Dhinakaran's Group: Top Court To Poll Panel
The Supreme Court today said the 'pressure cooker' can't be given to the breakaway TTV Dhinakaran's Amma Makkal Munnetra Kazhagam or AMMK as a common symbol.
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Poll Panel Objects To Giving "Pressure Cooker" Symbol To TTV Dhinakaran
The Election Commission told the Supreme Court Monday that it can allot a common symbol of "pressure cooker" to an individual but not to an unregistered group led by former AIADMK leader TTV Dhinakaran and VK Sasikala in Tamil Nadu.
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Top Court To Hear TTV Dhinakaran's Plea On Common "Pressure Cooker" Symbol
The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a plea of former AIADMK leader TTV Dhinakaran and VK Sasikala challenging a Delhi High Court order granting the ''two leaves'' symbol to a faction led by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister EK Palaniswami.
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Poll Body's Response Sought On TTV Dhinakaran Plea Over Party Symbol
The Supreme Court on Friday sought the Election Commission's response on a plea by AMMK leader TTV Dhinakaran seeking "Pressure Cooker" as a symbol for both the Lok Sabha polls and Assembly by-elections.
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Top Court Refuses To Grant "Pressure Cooker" Symbol To TTV Dhinakaran
The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to grant the ''pressure cooker'' symbol for now to the TTV Dhinakaran-led Amma Makkal Munnetra Kazhagam (AMMK).
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Decide On Jayalalithaa's Two Leaves Symbol In A Month, Orders Top Court
TTV Dhinakaran, the nephew of VK Sasikala, will not get the pressure cooker symbol for his party, the AMMK (Amma Makkal Munnetra Kazhagam). Instead, the Supreme Court ordered the Delhi High Court today to take a decision on who should get the two leaves symbol of the AIADMK.
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On Two-Leaf Symbol, Supreme Court Wants A Quick Call From High Court
TTV Dhinakaran, who is fighting Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK for the legacy of Jayalalithaa and the two-leaf election symbol, has suffered a setback from the Supreme Court. Following an appeal by the AIADMK, the top court out a freeze on the "pressure cooker" symbol granted to Mr Dhinakaran's party and asked the High Court to settle the issue by Apri...
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No Two-Leaves, No Hat, It's A Pressure Cooker For TTV Dhinakaran
Sidelined AIADMK leader TTV Dhinakaran, who wanted the legacy two-leaves election symbol and eventually settled for a hat, has got a pressure cooker instead
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MCD Elections 2017: Independent Candidates Use School Bags, Air-Conditioners As Symbols
As residents voted across 272 wards for the 2017 municipal elections in the national capital, Delhi also witnessed a series of colourful and humorous symbols used by independent candidates, ranging from bat, pressure cooker, diamonds to school bags and auto-rickshaws.
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Microphone To Pressure Cooker: Tamil Nadu Parties Fight Over Symbols
Despite the 'Rising Sun' and 'Two leaves', this general election to the Tamil Nadu Lok Sabha revolves around many symbols as some heavy weights are contesting on an independent symbol.
-
Pressure Cooker Symbol: Top Court Rejects Claim By Dhinakaran's Outfit
The Supreme Court today refused to acknowledge the claim of the TTV Dhinakaran-led outfit over ''pressure cooker'' as common election symbol.
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Consider Common Symbol For Dhinakaran's Group: Top Court To Poll Panel
The Supreme Court today said the 'pressure cooker' can't be given to the breakaway TTV Dhinakaran's Amma Makkal Munnetra Kazhagam or AMMK as a common symbol.
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Poll Panel Objects To Giving "Pressure Cooker" Symbol To TTV Dhinakaran
The Election Commission told the Supreme Court Monday that it can allot a common symbol of "pressure cooker" to an individual but not to an unregistered group led by former AIADMK leader TTV Dhinakaran and VK Sasikala in Tamil Nadu.
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Top Court To Hear TTV Dhinakaran's Plea On Common "Pressure Cooker" Symbol
The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a plea of former AIADMK leader TTV Dhinakaran and VK Sasikala challenging a Delhi High Court order granting the ''two leaves'' symbol to a faction led by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister EK Palaniswami.
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Poll Body's Response Sought On TTV Dhinakaran Plea Over Party Symbol
The Supreme Court on Friday sought the Election Commission's response on a plea by AMMK leader TTV Dhinakaran seeking "Pressure Cooker" as a symbol for both the Lok Sabha polls and Assembly by-elections.
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Top Court Refuses To Grant "Pressure Cooker" Symbol To TTV Dhinakaran
The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to grant the ''pressure cooker'' symbol for now to the TTV Dhinakaran-led Amma Makkal Munnetra Kazhagam (AMMK).
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Decide On Jayalalithaa's Two Leaves Symbol In A Month, Orders Top Court
TTV Dhinakaran, the nephew of VK Sasikala, will not get the pressure cooker symbol for his party, the AMMK (Amma Makkal Munnetra Kazhagam). Instead, the Supreme Court ordered the Delhi High Court today to take a decision on who should get the two leaves symbol of the AIADMK.
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On Two-Leaf Symbol, Supreme Court Wants A Quick Call From High Court
TTV Dhinakaran, who is fighting Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK for the legacy of Jayalalithaa and the two-leaf election symbol, has suffered a setback from the Supreme Court. Following an appeal by the AIADMK, the top court out a freeze on the "pressure cooker" symbol granted to Mr Dhinakaran's party and asked the High Court to settle the issue by Apri...
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No Two-Leaves, No Hat, It's A Pressure Cooker For TTV Dhinakaran
Sidelined AIADMK leader TTV Dhinakaran, who wanted the legacy two-leaves election symbol and eventually settled for a hat, has got a pressure cooker instead
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MCD Elections 2017: Independent Candidates Use School Bags, Air-Conditioners As Symbols
As residents voted across 272 wards for the 2017 municipal elections in the national capital, Delhi also witnessed a series of colourful and humorous symbols used by independent candidates, ranging from bat, pressure cooker, diamonds to school bags and auto-rickshaws.
