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Analysis: Young Lives Lost Despite Anti-Ragging Rules
Tamil Nadu was the first state to bring anti-ragging legislation in 1997, driven by the alarming surge in ragging incidents.
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AIADMK Leaders Walk Out Of Tamil Nadu Assembly Over Toxic Liquor Deaths
AIADMK legislators staged a walkout from the Tamil Nadu Assembly in protest over the Kallakurichi hooch tragedy.
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15 Former Legislators, Ex MP From Tamil Nadu Join BJP In Delhi
A number of leaders from Tamil Nadu, including 15 former MLAs and an ex-MP, joined the BJP here on Wednesday as the ruling party looks to strengthen its presence in the southern state in the run up to the Lok Sabha elections.
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Centre Withdraws DMK MP's Suspension, Says "Case Of Mistaken Identity"
DMK legislator SR Parthiban was today suspended from the Lok Sabha along with 13 other members for disrupting House proceedings.
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BJP Targets Congress Over Ally's "Gaumutra States" Remark In Lok Sabha
The BJP today alleged a Congress "conspiracy" to insult north India and Hindus after a legislator from their Tamil Nadu ally DMK described the heartland states as "gaumutra states" in the Lok Sabha.
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Legislation Against Land Grabbing "Need Of The Hour": Madras High Court
The Madras High Court on Monday expressed concern over grabbing of government lands and said a legislation against it was the need of the hour.
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Centre Using Uniform Civil Code To Target Non-BJP States: MK Stalin
Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin accused the BJP-led central government of using the Uniform Civil Code against non-BJP states, alleging that those speaking against proposed legislation were being threatened with reiads by the central investigating agencies.
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"Extreme Hatred" For PM: BJP Slams Opposition Over New Parliament Building Row
What was "locus standi" of Sonia Gandhi when she along with the then PM Manhoman Singh inaugurated legislative buildings in Manipur and Tamil Nadu, BJP asked while countering the Congress' criticism over the inauguration of new Parliament building.
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Tamil Nadu Cabinet Decides To Pass Bill Banning Online Gaming Again
The Governor had returned the Tamil Nadu Prohibition of Online Gambling and Regulation of Online Games, Bill, stating that it lacked legislative competence.
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Tamil Nadu Makes Tamil Compulsory For All State Government Jobs
The Tamil Nadu Assembly on Friday amended a legislation, to make securing a pass in Tamil language paper compulsory for recruitment to State government services, with retrospective effect, from December 1, 2021.
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Tamil Nadu Governor's 'Guest' Breaches Assembly Rules, Records Proceedings
In the Assembly, ruling DMK legislator T R B Rajaa on Wednesday raised a question involving breach of privilege as a 'guest' of Governor R N Ravi recorded Assembly proceedings using his mobile phone in contravention of House rules.
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EPWA Asks Tamil Nadu Government to Recognise Skill-Based Games as Distinct Sport: Details
The EPWA, an Indian esports athletes' body, said on Friday that it had approached the government of Tamil Nadu to provide safe harbour for professional players, to recognise skill games as a distinct sport, and not club it along with gambling. Tamil Nadu has set up a committee under the chairmanship of retired Justice K Chandru for advising on enac...
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"Tamil Nadu Would Have Become Bihar If...": Row Over State Speaker Remark
Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Speaker and DMK leader M Appavu's month-old statement attributing the development of the state to Christians and that Tamil Nadu would have been Bihar if Catholic Christians were not there has sparked a controversy.
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Tamil Nadu CM Dismayed Over Lack Of Positive Assurance From Governor On NEET Exemption Bill
The NEET issue, according to the Chief Minister, had been a matter of deep concern for the people of the state and gradually the social consensus on NEET evolved into a political and legislative consensus in the state.
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Tamil Nadu To Send 4 Lawmakers For Ukraine Evacuation Ops
The Tamil Nadu government has decided to fly its legislators to neighbouring countries around war-hit Ukraine to airlift students from the state, becoming the first Indian state to join the international evacuation efforts.
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Analysis: Young Lives Lost Despite Anti-Ragging Rules
Tamil Nadu was the first state to bring anti-ragging legislation in 1997, driven by the alarming surge in ragging incidents.
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AIADMK Leaders Walk Out Of Tamil Nadu Assembly Over Toxic Liquor Deaths
AIADMK legislators staged a walkout from the Tamil Nadu Assembly in protest over the Kallakurichi hooch tragedy.
-
15 Former Legislators, Ex MP From Tamil Nadu Join BJP In Delhi
A number of leaders from Tamil Nadu, including 15 former MLAs and an ex-MP, joined the BJP here on Wednesday as the ruling party looks to strengthen its presence in the southern state in the run up to the Lok Sabha elections.
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Centre Withdraws DMK MP's Suspension, Says "Case Of Mistaken Identity"
DMK legislator SR Parthiban was today suspended from the Lok Sabha along with 13 other members for disrupting House proceedings.
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BJP Targets Congress Over Ally's "Gaumutra States" Remark In Lok Sabha
The BJP today alleged a Congress "conspiracy" to insult north India and Hindus after a legislator from their Tamil Nadu ally DMK described the heartland states as "gaumutra states" in the Lok Sabha.
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Legislation Against Land Grabbing "Need Of The Hour": Madras High Court
The Madras High Court on Monday expressed concern over grabbing of government lands and said a legislation against it was the need of the hour.
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Centre Using Uniform Civil Code To Target Non-BJP States: MK Stalin
Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin accused the BJP-led central government of using the Uniform Civil Code against non-BJP states, alleging that those speaking against proposed legislation were being threatened with reiads by the central investigating agencies.
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"Extreme Hatred" For PM: BJP Slams Opposition Over New Parliament Building Row
What was "locus standi" of Sonia Gandhi when she along with the then PM Manhoman Singh inaugurated legislative buildings in Manipur and Tamil Nadu, BJP asked while countering the Congress' criticism over the inauguration of new Parliament building.
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Tamil Nadu Cabinet Decides To Pass Bill Banning Online Gaming Again
The Governor had returned the Tamil Nadu Prohibition of Online Gambling and Regulation of Online Games, Bill, stating that it lacked legislative competence.
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Tamil Nadu Makes Tamil Compulsory For All State Government Jobs
The Tamil Nadu Assembly on Friday amended a legislation, to make securing a pass in Tamil language paper compulsory for recruitment to State government services, with retrospective effect, from December 1, 2021.
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Tamil Nadu Governor's 'Guest' Breaches Assembly Rules, Records Proceedings
In the Assembly, ruling DMK legislator T R B Rajaa on Wednesday raised a question involving breach of privilege as a 'guest' of Governor R N Ravi recorded Assembly proceedings using his mobile phone in contravention of House rules.
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EPWA Asks Tamil Nadu Government to Recognise Skill-Based Games as Distinct Sport: Details
The EPWA, an Indian esports athletes' body, said on Friday that it had approached the government of Tamil Nadu to provide safe harbour for professional players, to recognise skill games as a distinct sport, and not club it along with gambling. Tamil Nadu has set up a committee under the chairmanship of retired Justice K Chandru for advising on enac...
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"Tamil Nadu Would Have Become Bihar If...": Row Over State Speaker Remark
Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Speaker and DMK leader M Appavu's month-old statement attributing the development of the state to Christians and that Tamil Nadu would have been Bihar if Catholic Christians were not there has sparked a controversy.
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Tamil Nadu CM Dismayed Over Lack Of Positive Assurance From Governor On NEET Exemption Bill
The NEET issue, according to the Chief Minister, had been a matter of deep concern for the people of the state and gradually the social consensus on NEET evolved into a political and legislative consensus in the state.
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Tamil Nadu To Send 4 Lawmakers For Ukraine Evacuation Ops
The Tamil Nadu government has decided to fly its legislators to neighbouring countries around war-hit Ukraine to airlift students from the state, becoming the first Indian state to join the international evacuation efforts.
