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Will Tamil Star Vishal Enter Politics Before Lok Sabha Polls? He Clarifies
Tamil movie star Vishal has ruled out entering politics for the time being. However, if need arises, he would not hesitate to lend his voice to the police, the actor said.
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Will Enter Politics, Says Tamil Actor Vishal
Tamil actor Vishal, who was in news recently when his nomination for the bypoll to RK Nagar Assembly constituency was rejected, said "the situation" made him decide on entering politics.
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Not Supporting Anyone: Actor Vishal On RK Nagar By-Election
Actor Vishal, whose nomination for Chennai's RK Nagar by-election was rejected, today said he will not support any candidate and will announce his next move in politics soon. "Some news is being spread that I am supporting some persons. So far I have not said about supporting anyone. I have not at all taken any such decision," Vishal said in a stat...
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RK Nagar Nomination Rejected, Actor Vishal Says "Mockery Of Democracy"
Actor Vishal's hopes of contesting the RK Nagar by-election in Tamil Nadu came crashing down late on Tuesday night after election officials rejected his nomination papers for the second time today. Officials said the film actor's nomination papers only had "valid" signatures of eight proposers, not the mandatory ten.
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Actor Vishal Says Not Racing Rajinikanth, Kamal Haasan On Politics
Actor Vishal Krishna, popularly known by his first name, filed nomination papers today to contest by-elections for Tamil Nadu's RK Nagar assembly seat, asserting that he was in no way trying to race ahead of his seniors in the industry, mega stars Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan, to launch a political career. The actor's decision to contest has turned...
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Actor Vishal Joins Race For High-Profile RK Nagar, Jayalalithaa's Seat
Tamil actor Vishal Krishna - popularly known as Vishal - has made a political plunge and will contest the December 21 by-election to the RK Nagar assembly constituency in Chennai, the actor announced on Saturday.
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What Trump Administration Said On Infosys' Plan To Hire 10,000 Americans
The White House termed the announcement by the Bangalore-based tech firm a political victory for the Trump administration.
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Rahul Gandhi's Moxie On Notes Ban Boosts Credentials Among Opposition
The notes ban appears to have enabled Rahul Gandhi to bank some acceptance, even if somewhat reluctant, from as many as 15 other parties, some of them headed by leaders with far meatier political chops. Mamata Banerjee, for example, who once dismissed the 46-year-old Congress Vice President as a political dilettante, describing him as "a cuckoo who...
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Opinion: Kejriwal Apologized To Jain Guru. But Religion And Politics Must Not Mix.
It will be great for India if religion is not allowed to meddle in politics and functioning of the state.
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Vishal Dadlani Says Will Quit Political Work After Outrage Over Tweet
Music director and singer Vishal Dadlani, celebrity supporter of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), has announced he is quitting all political work after his tweet on Jain religious leader Tarun Sagar triggered a huge outcry.
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AAP Hit by Funding Controversy, BJP Claims 'Hawala at Midnight'
Some of the fiercest criticism of Arvind Kejriwal and his Aam Aadmi Party or AAP has revolved around their unsubstantiated claims of corruption against political opponents and industrialists.
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Movers and Shakers in Business from 2014
From change in political leadership at the Centre to India's second largest services firm Infosys appointing a non-founder CEO, 2014 brought many changes for India Inc
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Threaten me, but I will say what I feel: Vishal Dadlani defends tweet on Rahul Gandhi, Modi
Vishal Dadlani confronted vicious trolling on social media Tuesday over his tweet, apparently targeting Narendra Modi and Rahul Gandhi, which has ignited a furious political debate online.
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Pakistan trip with Gulzar wasn't cut short for political reasons: director Vishal Bhardwaj
Director Vishal Bhardwaj has said that his trip to Pakistan with lyricist-driector Gulzar was not truncated for political reasons. The Indian High Commission has also clarified that it had no role to play in the artistes' premature return to Mumbai.
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Kareena Kapoor in Prakash Jha's Satyagrah?
Actress Kareena Kapoor reportedly to star in Prakash Jha's political drama Satyagrah, opposite Ajay Devgn.
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Will Tamil Star Vishal Enter Politics Before Lok Sabha Polls? He Clarifies
Tamil movie star Vishal has ruled out entering politics for the time being. However, if need arises, he would not hesitate to lend his voice to the police, the actor said.
-
Will Enter Politics, Says Tamil Actor Vishal
Tamil actor Vishal, who was in news recently when his nomination for the bypoll to RK Nagar Assembly constituency was rejected, said "the situation" made him decide on entering politics.
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Not Supporting Anyone: Actor Vishal On RK Nagar By-Election
Actor Vishal, whose nomination for Chennai's RK Nagar by-election was rejected, today said he will not support any candidate and will announce his next move in politics soon. "Some news is being spread that I am supporting some persons. So far I have not said about supporting anyone. I have not at all taken any such decision," Vishal said in a stat...
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RK Nagar Nomination Rejected, Actor Vishal Says "Mockery Of Democracy"
Actor Vishal's hopes of contesting the RK Nagar by-election in Tamil Nadu came crashing down late on Tuesday night after election officials rejected his nomination papers for the second time today. Officials said the film actor's nomination papers only had "valid" signatures of eight proposers, not the mandatory ten.
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Actor Vishal Says Not Racing Rajinikanth, Kamal Haasan On Politics
Actor Vishal Krishna, popularly known by his first name, filed nomination papers today to contest by-elections for Tamil Nadu's RK Nagar assembly seat, asserting that he was in no way trying to race ahead of his seniors in the industry, mega stars Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan, to launch a political career. The actor's decision to contest has turned...
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Actor Vishal Joins Race For High-Profile RK Nagar, Jayalalithaa's Seat
Tamil actor Vishal Krishna - popularly known as Vishal - has made a political plunge and will contest the December 21 by-election to the RK Nagar assembly constituency in Chennai, the actor announced on Saturday.
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What Trump Administration Said On Infosys' Plan To Hire 10,000 Americans
The White House termed the announcement by the Bangalore-based tech firm a political victory for the Trump administration.
-
Rahul Gandhi's Moxie On Notes Ban Boosts Credentials Among Opposition
The notes ban appears to have enabled Rahul Gandhi to bank some acceptance, even if somewhat reluctant, from as many as 15 other parties, some of them headed by leaders with far meatier political chops. Mamata Banerjee, for example, who once dismissed the 46-year-old Congress Vice President as a political dilettante, describing him as "a cuckoo who...
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Opinion: Kejriwal Apologized To Jain Guru. But Religion And Politics Must Not Mix.
It will be great for India if religion is not allowed to meddle in politics and functioning of the state.
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Vishal Dadlani Says Will Quit Political Work After Outrage Over Tweet
Music director and singer Vishal Dadlani, celebrity supporter of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), has announced he is quitting all political work after his tweet on Jain religious leader Tarun Sagar triggered a huge outcry.
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AAP Hit by Funding Controversy, BJP Claims 'Hawala at Midnight'
Some of the fiercest criticism of Arvind Kejriwal and his Aam Aadmi Party or AAP has revolved around their unsubstantiated claims of corruption against political opponents and industrialists.
-
Movers and Shakers in Business from 2014
From change in political leadership at the Centre to India's second largest services firm Infosys appointing a non-founder CEO, 2014 brought many changes for India Inc
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Threaten me, but I will say what I feel: Vishal Dadlani defends tweet on Rahul Gandhi, Modi
Vishal Dadlani confronted vicious trolling on social media Tuesday over his tweet, apparently targeting Narendra Modi and Rahul Gandhi, which has ignited a furious political debate online.
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Pakistan trip with Gulzar wasn't cut short for political reasons: director Vishal Bhardwaj
Director Vishal Bhardwaj has said that his trip to Pakistan with lyricist-driector Gulzar was not truncated for political reasons. The Indian High Commission has also clarified that it had no role to play in the artistes' premature return to Mumbai.
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Kareena Kapoor in Prakash Jha's Satyagrah?
Actress Kareena Kapoor reportedly to star in Prakash Jha's political drama Satyagrah, opposite Ajay Devgn.
