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Twitter Launches New Initiatives to Tackle Misinformation Ahead of Assembly Elections in India
Twitter India on Monday launched a series of new initiatives including a new information search prompt and a custom emoji ahead of the scheduled assembly elections in West Bengal, Assam, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Puducherry. This will help users get information on voter registration, details about EVMs and VVPATs, and help tackle election-related mis...
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"Not Magic Wand": Kamal Haasan's Disclaimer For Maiam Whistle App
Actor-politician Kamal Haasan today launched his much-awaited whistle-blower app "Maiam Whistle", saying it would inspire the common man "to work like a journalist". The app was promised last year when the actor announced his entry into politics following his frequent run-ins with ministers of the ruling AIADMK on the issue of corruption.
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In First Big Political Step, Kamal Haasan To Tour Tamil Nadu From Jan 26
Weeks after his much-awaited foray into politics, actor Kamal Haasan is all set to kick-start his debut tour across Tamil Nadu from January 26, he declared. Mr Haasan, who stepped into politics after accusing the E Palaniswami government of corruption and bad governance, is also to launch a whistle-blower app this month.
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Am Energised, Says Politician Rajinikanth After Meeting Karunanidhi
Superstar Rajinikanth, who was seen to be hesitant about his political career for most of last year, has pushed the pedal to the metal. The 67-year-old, who launched a website and a mobile app after getting himself a new day job, on Wednesday reached out to the DMK patriarch, M Karunanidhi, 93, for his blessings.
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Rajinikanth Counts On Voters, Volunteers Disillusioned By Other Parties
Sandhya, a public relations professional, is not a Rajinikanth fan. However, now she has made up her mind to vote for him if his party would contest in the next assembly polls.
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Don't Want To Hurt Hindu Sentiments, Am From Hindu Family: Kamal Haasan
On his 63rd birthday, Tamil mega star Kamal Haasan announced that his new political party is a work in progress and in the meantime, a new app, titled "maiyamwhistle", will serve as the interface between him and fans who want to share feedback or ideas on what issues he should embrace in his new role.
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'To Name A Child...': Kamal Haasan's Cryptic Hint On Big Move This Week
Tamil actor Kamal Haasan will launch a mobile application on his birthday on Tuesday to let him stay connected with his fans, seen as his first big step to take the plunge into politics. But he doesn't have a name for the party yet.
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Tamil Nadu Governor Favours 'Wait and Watch' On Sasikala, Says No Report Sent To Centre
Tamil Nadu Governor C Vidyasagar Rao has denied reports that he has sent his assessment of the political crisis in the state to the Centre.
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Why This Politician Believes He Can be Tamil Nadu's Next Chief Minister
His party had only six per cent vote share in the last Tamil Nadu elections, when J Jayalalithaa steamrolled all opposition. But Anbumani Ramadoss, aspiring chief minister, believes he has a chance in 2016.
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Twitter Launches New Initiatives to Tackle Misinformation Ahead of Assembly Elections in India
Twitter India on Monday launched a series of new initiatives including a new information search prompt and a custom emoji ahead of the scheduled assembly elections in West Bengal, Assam, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Puducherry. This will help users get information on voter registration, details about EVMs and VVPATs, and help tackle election-related mis...
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"Not Magic Wand": Kamal Haasan's Disclaimer For Maiam Whistle App
Actor-politician Kamal Haasan today launched his much-awaited whistle-blower app "Maiam Whistle", saying it would inspire the common man "to work like a journalist". The app was promised last year when the actor announced his entry into politics following his frequent run-ins with ministers of the ruling AIADMK on the issue of corruption.
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In First Big Political Step, Kamal Haasan To Tour Tamil Nadu From Jan 26
Weeks after his much-awaited foray into politics, actor Kamal Haasan is all set to kick-start his debut tour across Tamil Nadu from January 26, he declared. Mr Haasan, who stepped into politics after accusing the E Palaniswami government of corruption and bad governance, is also to launch a whistle-blower app this month.
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Am Energised, Says Politician Rajinikanth After Meeting Karunanidhi
Superstar Rajinikanth, who was seen to be hesitant about his political career for most of last year, has pushed the pedal to the metal. The 67-year-old, who launched a website and a mobile app after getting himself a new day job, on Wednesday reached out to the DMK patriarch, M Karunanidhi, 93, for his blessings.
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Rajinikanth Counts On Voters, Volunteers Disillusioned By Other Parties
Sandhya, a public relations professional, is not a Rajinikanth fan. However, now she has made up her mind to vote for him if his party would contest in the next assembly polls.
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Don't Want To Hurt Hindu Sentiments, Am From Hindu Family: Kamal Haasan
On his 63rd birthday, Tamil mega star Kamal Haasan announced that his new political party is a work in progress and in the meantime, a new app, titled "maiyamwhistle", will serve as the interface between him and fans who want to share feedback or ideas on what issues he should embrace in his new role.
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'To Name A Child...': Kamal Haasan's Cryptic Hint On Big Move This Week
Tamil actor Kamal Haasan will launch a mobile application on his birthday on Tuesday to let him stay connected with his fans, seen as his first big step to take the plunge into politics. But he doesn't have a name for the party yet.
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Tamil Nadu Governor Favours 'Wait and Watch' On Sasikala, Says No Report Sent To Centre
Tamil Nadu Governor C Vidyasagar Rao has denied reports that he has sent his assessment of the political crisis in the state to the Centre.
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Why This Politician Believes He Can be Tamil Nadu's Next Chief Minister
His party had only six per cent vote share in the last Tamil Nadu elections, when J Jayalalithaa steamrolled all opposition. But Anbumani Ramadoss, aspiring chief minister, believes he has a chance in 2016.
