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PM Modi, BJP On Warpath Over Tamil Nadu Minister's 'China Flag On Indian Rocket' Ad
A newspaper ad hailing the creation of a second launch pad for India's space agency ISRO - in Tamil Nadu's Kulsekarapatinam - has triggered a furious row after what an image of the Chinese flag figured prominently on the rocket in the poster.
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"Crossed Limits": PM Modi Hits Out At DMK Over "China Rocket" Advertisement
Prime Minister Narendra Modi targeted the ruling, Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam in Tamil Nadu over a newspaper advertisement of the state government that allegedly showcased a 'Chinese rocket'.
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Opinion: How This Mysuru Family Has Kept A Sanskrit Newspaper Alive For Decades
What does it take for the world's only Sanskrit newspaper to stay relevant in the age of AI? Sheer grit and unflinching resolve, above all.
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NEET: Tamil Nadu Government Seeks Public Opinion On Medical Exam
NEET: In a newspaper advertisement, the state government has asked for feedback from people on or before June 23.
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9 Sentenced To Life In Deadly Attack On Tamil Nadu Newspaper 'Dinakaran'
Nine men found guilty in an attack on the offices of the Dinakaran newspaper in Tamil Nadu's Madurai in 2007, killing three people, were sentenced to life by the Madras High Court on Thursday. Among those sentenced was VP Pandi, also known as "Attack Pandi", a supporter of the then DMK leader MK Alagiri.
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AIADMK Lawmaker Dies Of Cardiac Arrest While Reading Newspaper
An AIADMK lawmaker died this morning reportedly due to a cardiac arrest. R Kanagaraj, who represented Sulur constituency in Tamil Nadu's Coimbatore, had a cardiac arrest while he was reading the newspaper. He was 67.
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AIADMK Lawmaker Arrested For Abusive Remarks On Tamil Nadu Chief Minister
A lawmaker from the ruling AIADMK in Tamil Nadu was arrested for allegedly using abusive language against Tamil Nadu Chief Minister E Palaniswami, the state police and a few newspaper houses during a protest last week.
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Editorial Freedom Must Be Used Wisely, PM Modi Says In Message To Media
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said editorial freedom must be used wisely in public interest and the media should make an "extra effort" to maintain credibility.
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'Jayalalithaa Reading Newspapers,' Says Party, Facing Opposition Questions
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa gave verbal consent to her eight portfolios being assigned to the state's Finance Minister O Panneerselvam while she recovers in hospital, her party the AIADMK said on Wednesday evening.
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Tamil Nadu's AIADMK Government Completes 100 Days In Office
People in Tamil Nadu woke up to full-page advertisements in newspapers about the achievements of Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa-led AIADMK government during its first 100 days of rule.
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A Rare Public Appearance By Chief Minister Jayalalithaa Provoked By Opposition?
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa made a rare public appearance on Sunday in her RK Nagar constituency in Chennai to launch projects and welfare schemes worth Rs 180 crore. This is a few days after the DMK posted an ad in newspapers and social media which read - "Have you seen the Chief Minister in person?"
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DMK Launches Ad War Against Jayalalithaa Government Before Assembly Polls
As the political heat rises ahead of coming Assembly elections in Tamil Nadu, DMK today launched a hard-hitting advertisement campaign against AIADMK in newspapers and television channels, drawing a counter-offensive from the ruling party using the social media.
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Tamil Daily Gets Letter Threatening Charlie Hebdo Type Attack, Signed With Osama Picture
A Tamil newspaper has received a letter threatening an attack similar to the one on the office of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, police said.
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In Jail, Jayalalithaa Opted for Curd Rice, Evening Walks, and No Visitors
Her three weeks as Prisoner 7402 saw former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, waking up early, poring over newspapers for several hours, eating curd rice for lunch, and taking a walk in the evening, according to jail officials.
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Tamil Poet Named for Singapore's Highest Cultural Award
Indian-origin Singaporean poet and writer K T M Iqbal will be awarded Cultural Medallion, the country's highest cultural award by, President Tony Tan Keng Yam.
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PM Modi, BJP On Warpath Over Tamil Nadu Minister's 'China Flag On Indian Rocket' Ad
A newspaper ad hailing the creation of a second launch pad for India's space agency ISRO - in Tamil Nadu's Kulsekarapatinam - has triggered a furious row after what an image of the Chinese flag figured prominently on the rocket in the poster.
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"Crossed Limits": PM Modi Hits Out At DMK Over "China Rocket" Advertisement
Prime Minister Narendra Modi targeted the ruling, Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam in Tamil Nadu over a newspaper advertisement of the state government that allegedly showcased a 'Chinese rocket'.
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Opinion: How This Mysuru Family Has Kept A Sanskrit Newspaper Alive For Decades
What does it take for the world's only Sanskrit newspaper to stay relevant in the age of AI? Sheer grit and unflinching resolve, above all.
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NEET: Tamil Nadu Government Seeks Public Opinion On Medical Exam
NEET: In a newspaper advertisement, the state government has asked for feedback from people on or before June 23.
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9 Sentenced To Life In Deadly Attack On Tamil Nadu Newspaper 'Dinakaran'
Nine men found guilty in an attack on the offices of the Dinakaran newspaper in Tamil Nadu's Madurai in 2007, killing three people, were sentenced to life by the Madras High Court on Thursday. Among those sentenced was VP Pandi, also known as "Attack Pandi", a supporter of the then DMK leader MK Alagiri.
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AIADMK Lawmaker Dies Of Cardiac Arrest While Reading Newspaper
An AIADMK lawmaker died this morning reportedly due to a cardiac arrest. R Kanagaraj, who represented Sulur constituency in Tamil Nadu's Coimbatore, had a cardiac arrest while he was reading the newspaper. He was 67.
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AIADMK Lawmaker Arrested For Abusive Remarks On Tamil Nadu Chief Minister
A lawmaker from the ruling AIADMK in Tamil Nadu was arrested for allegedly using abusive language against Tamil Nadu Chief Minister E Palaniswami, the state police and a few newspaper houses during a protest last week.
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Editorial Freedom Must Be Used Wisely, PM Modi Says In Message To Media
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said editorial freedom must be used wisely in public interest and the media should make an "extra effort" to maintain credibility.
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'Jayalalithaa Reading Newspapers,' Says Party, Facing Opposition Questions
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa gave verbal consent to her eight portfolios being assigned to the state's Finance Minister O Panneerselvam while she recovers in hospital, her party the AIADMK said on Wednesday evening.
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Tamil Nadu's AIADMK Government Completes 100 Days In Office
People in Tamil Nadu woke up to full-page advertisements in newspapers about the achievements of Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa-led AIADMK government during its first 100 days of rule.
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A Rare Public Appearance By Chief Minister Jayalalithaa Provoked By Opposition?
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa made a rare public appearance on Sunday in her RK Nagar constituency in Chennai to launch projects and welfare schemes worth Rs 180 crore. This is a few days after the DMK posted an ad in newspapers and social media which read - "Have you seen the Chief Minister in person?"
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DMK Launches Ad War Against Jayalalithaa Government Before Assembly Polls
As the political heat rises ahead of coming Assembly elections in Tamil Nadu, DMK today launched a hard-hitting advertisement campaign against AIADMK in newspapers and television channels, drawing a counter-offensive from the ruling party using the social media.
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Tamil Daily Gets Letter Threatening Charlie Hebdo Type Attack, Signed With Osama Picture
A Tamil newspaper has received a letter threatening an attack similar to the one on the office of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, police said.
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In Jail, Jayalalithaa Opted for Curd Rice, Evening Walks, and No Visitors
Her three weeks as Prisoner 7402 saw former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, waking up early, poring over newspapers for several hours, eating curd rice for lunch, and taking a walk in the evening, according to jail officials.
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Tamil Poet Named for Singapore's Highest Cultural Award
Indian-origin Singaporean poet and writer K T M Iqbal will be awarded Cultural Medallion, the country's highest cultural award by, President Tony Tan Keng Yam.
