Stalin On Neet

Actor-turned politician Vijay on Wednesday spoke out against NEET and extended his support to the resolution passed by the Tamil Nadu Assembly against the central qualifying test for undergraduate medical programmes, seeking exemption to the state.

As the controversy over the alleged irregularities in the NEET medical exam continues to snowball, the opposition has chalked out a two-pronged strategy to corner the government over the issue.

Medical entrance test NEET was imposed on Tamil Nadu, "destroying" its medical infrastructure, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin said, asserting that the state will get itself exempted, with public support.

Centre reduces NEET cut off to zero for PG medical admission. M K Stalin says the decision vindicates Tamil Nadu's stand against NEET. For nearly a decade, the state had abolished entrance test for undergraduate medical admission.

DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin on Sunday hit out at Governor RN Ravi over his opposition to the Bill seeking the abolition of the NEET in Tamil Nadu, saying that the latter should change his name to "RSS Ravi".

Tamil Nadu Minister for Youth Welfare Udhayanidhi Stalin on Sunday held the Central government responsible for the suicide of a National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) aspirant after failing to clear the exam twice and called it a "murder."

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Tuesday batted for shifting education to the state list of the Constitution from the concurrent list.

Staunchly denouncing Governor R N Ravi's pro-NEET stand, Chief Minister M K Stalin on Monday said his government would boycott the tea party to be hosted by him on Independence Day.

The tragic deaths of a 19-year-old and his father by suicide, after the teen failed to clear medical entrance exam NEET, have triggered shock in Tamil Nadu, with Chief Minister MK Stalin boycotting the Governor's Independence Day tea party.

Staunchly denouncing Governor RN Ravi's pro-NEET stand, Chief Minister MK Stalin on Monday said his government would boycott the tea party to be hosted by him on Independence Day.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Monday passionately appealed to NEET aspirants not to harbour any suicidal tendencies but face life with self-confidence, after a medical aspirant allegedly ended his life.

A medical aspirant died by suicide in Chennai on Wednesday, weeks before he was to take the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), the mandatory entrance exam for admission into medical colleges in the country.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK president M K Stalin yesterday launched a scathing attack on Governor RN Ravi over the anti-NEET Bill, saying the State was not asking for his approval for Bill but to send it for Presidential assent like a "postman"

NEET: Tamil Nadu Governor R N Ravi on Tuesday assured Chief Minister M K Stalin that the anti-NEET Bill adopted recently by the state Assembly would be forwarded to the Centre for Presidential assent.

NEET Bill: A meeting of parties, that have representation in the Tamil Nadu Assembly, on Saturday unanimously resolved to send again a Bill seeking exemption for the state from the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test's purview to Governor R N Ravi to get Presidential assent.

Actor-turned politician Vijay on Wednesday spoke out against NEET and extended his support to the resolution passed by the Tamil Nadu Assembly against the central qualifying test for undergraduate medical programmes, seeking exemption to the state.

As the controversy over the alleged irregularities in the NEET medical exam continues to snowball, the opposition has chalked out a two-pronged strategy to corner the government over the issue.

Medical entrance test NEET was imposed on Tamil Nadu, "destroying" its medical infrastructure, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin said, asserting that the state will get itself exempted, with public support.

Centre reduces NEET cut off to zero for PG medical admission. M K Stalin says the decision vindicates Tamil Nadu's stand against NEET. For nearly a decade, the state had abolished entrance test for undergraduate medical admission.

DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin on Sunday hit out at Governor RN Ravi over his opposition to the Bill seeking the abolition of the NEET in Tamil Nadu, saying that the latter should change his name to "RSS Ravi".

Tamil Nadu Minister for Youth Welfare Udhayanidhi Stalin on Sunday held the Central government responsible for the suicide of a National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) aspirant after failing to clear the exam twice and called it a "murder."

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Tuesday batted for shifting education to the state list of the Constitution from the concurrent list.

Staunchly denouncing Governor R N Ravi's pro-NEET stand, Chief Minister M K Stalin on Monday said his government would boycott the tea party to be hosted by him on Independence Day.

The tragic deaths of a 19-year-old and his father by suicide, after the teen failed to clear medical entrance exam NEET, have triggered shock in Tamil Nadu, with Chief Minister MK Stalin boycotting the Governor's Independence Day tea party.

Staunchly denouncing Governor RN Ravi's pro-NEET stand, Chief Minister MK Stalin on Monday said his government would boycott the tea party to be hosted by him on Independence Day.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Monday passionately appealed to NEET aspirants not to harbour any suicidal tendencies but face life with self-confidence, after a medical aspirant allegedly ended his life.

A medical aspirant died by suicide in Chennai on Wednesday, weeks before he was to take the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), the mandatory entrance exam for admission into medical colleges in the country.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK president M K Stalin yesterday launched a scathing attack on Governor RN Ravi over the anti-NEET Bill, saying the State was not asking for his approval for Bill but to send it for Presidential assent like a "postman"

NEET: Tamil Nadu Governor R N Ravi on Tuesday assured Chief Minister M K Stalin that the anti-NEET Bill adopted recently by the state Assembly would be forwarded to the Centre for Presidential assent.

NEET Bill: A meeting of parties, that have representation in the Tamil Nadu Assembly, on Saturday unanimously resolved to send again a Bill seeking exemption for the state from the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test's purview to Governor R N Ravi to get Presidential assent.