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Tamil Nadu leaders urge swift rescue of Tamils stranded in Nepal floods

Political leaders in Tamil Nadu, including Chief Minister M.K. Stalin and AIADMK chief Edappadi K. Palaniswami, have urged the state and central governments to coordinate with Nepal to safely rescue stranded Tamil tourists. Reports indicate over 300 Indians, including many from Tamil Nadu, are caught in sudden flash floods, with the whereabouts of at least 37 Tamils currently unknown.

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20 days agoSource: Dinamani1 sourceTrend 76

TN CM Joseph Vijay and M.K. Stalin Extend Warm Onam Wishes

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Joseph Vijay extended warm greetings to Malayali people worldwide on the harvest festival of Onam, wishing them happiness and prosperity. Additionally, leader M.K. Stalin shared his greetings, hoping for equality to flourish in the land of Mahabali.

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20 days agoSource: Dinamani1 sourceTrend 74

DMK President MK Stalin Extends Onam Greetings, Urges for Equality

DMK President and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has extended his warm wishes for the Onam festival. In his message, Stalin wished for equality to blossom in the land of King Mahabali, emphasizing harmony and brotherhood among the people.

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20 days agoSource: Dinamani1 sourceTrend 71

Abandoning Parandur Airport Project Will Hurt State Growth, Says CM M.K. Stalin

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has warned that abandoning the proposed Parandur greenfield airport project would derail the state's economic development. The statement comes amid ongoing debates and discussions regarding the government's decisions on the infrastructure project, which is deemed essential by the administration for future growth despite local challenges.

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22 days agoSource: Dinamani1 sourceTrend 70

Abhijeet Dipke Names MK Stalin Among India's Best Chief Ministers, Drawing BJP Criticism

Abhijeet Dipke, the founder of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), named Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, Kerala's Pinarayi Vijayan, and Delhi's Arvind Kejriwal as India's best Chief Ministers. Speaking at a Gen Z seminar, Dipke praised Stalin for economic progress in Tamil Nadu. Former BJP leader Shehzad Poonawalla criticized the remarks, questioning the credibility of Dipke's group.

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20 days agoSource: Dinamani1 sourceTrend 70

MK Stalin Files Lawsuit Challenging VS Babu's Kolathur Election Victory

DMK President M.K. Stalin has filed a lawsuit in the Madras High Court challenging the election victory of V.S. Babu in the Kolathur assembly constituency. The petition, filed on behalf of the DMK leader, contests the election outcome in the constituency and seeks legal intervention.

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22 days agoSource: Dinamani +1 more2 sourcesTrend 67

Stalin Condemns Cancellation of Parandur Airport Project by CM Vijay

Former Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has strongly condemned the cancellation of the Parandur International Airport project, announced by Chief Minister Vijay in the Assembly. Stalin stated that dropping the project would severely impact Tamil Nadu's economic growth, hinder job opportunities for youth, and benefit competing states, criticizing the decision as politically motivated.

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22 days agoSource: ABP Nadu1 sourceTrend 67

M.K. Stalin Calls Parandur Airport Cancellation an Irreversible Setback for Tamil Nadu

Former Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has termed the cancellation of the Parandur airport project an irreversible setback for Tamil Nadu, stating the site was selected after carefully evaluating all alternatives. Following the development, DMK MLAs staged a walkout from the Assembly in protest.

22 days agoSource: The Hindu — Cities Chennai +1 more2 sourcesTrend 66

DMK considers key leadership roles for Kanimozhi and Udhayanidhi amid party restructuring

Following reported electoral setbacks, the DMK is planning a major organizational restructure. Reports indicate DMK chief M.K. Stalin is considering appointing Kanimozhi as General Secretary or Working President. Additionally, Udhayanidhi Stalin may become a Deputy General Secretary, while senior leaders over 70 years old face losing their district secretary posts.

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19 days agoSource: ABP Nadu1 sourceTrend 65

M K Stalin Criticises Decision to Drop Proposed Parandur Airport Project

Former Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has criticised the TVK government's decision to drop the proposed Parandur airport project, calling it an irreversible setback to Tamil Nadu's development. Stalin expressed concern that the decision was announced without allowing a debate in the legislative assembly, warning that rejecting the project could weaken the state's investment appeal and affect youth employment.

22 days agoSource: Times of India — Chennai1 sourceTrend 64

DMK President M.K. Stalin Announces Structural Reforms Within the Party

DMK President and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin announced at a party executive committee meeting in Chennai that structural reforms would be implemented within the organization. The decision comes amid speculation regarding the impact of actor Vijay's Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam on the state's political landscape, prompting the ruling party to plan organizational changes.

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24 days agoSource: BBC Tamil1 sourceTrend 56

DMK Chief MK Stalin Criticizes State Government at Family Wedding in Chennai

DMK President M.K. Stalin criticized the ruling government during a wedding in Chennai, stating that the political change in Tamil Nadu has turned into a disappointment for millions. Speaking at the marriage of Kalaignar TV MD Amirtham's granddaughter, Stalin credited the Dravidian movement for the rise of graduates and doctors in the state, while also urging the couple to give their children Tamil names.

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22 days agoSource: Dinamani1 sourceTrend 53

Stalin advocates 'bitter medicine' for DMK revamp to improve party performance

Addressing the DMK high-level executive committee, party president and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin emphasized that organizational reforms, which he termed 'bitter medicine', are necessary for the party's health. Stalin stated that the party suffers due to individual performances and urged members to openly acknowledge mistakes, as the committee adopted proposals to revamp the organization.

24 days agoSource: The Hindu — Tamil Nadu1 sourceTrend 45

DMK revamps party structure setting age limits and increasing district units to 110

The DMK has revamped its party organisation following a high-level executive committee meeting chaired by President M.K. Stalin. The party adopted a resolution setting an age limit of 70 years for district secretaries and 45 years for local units. Additionally, the party decided to restructure and increase the count of its district units to 110.

24 days agoSource: The Hindu — Cities Chennai1 sourceTrend 43

DMK Sets 70-Year Age Limit; 13 District Secretaries Likely to Be Replaced

According to a report by Dinamani, a DMK executive committee meeting chaired by party president M.K. Stalin passed a resolution setting a maximum age limit of 70 years and a three-term limit for district secretaries. Consequently, 13 senior district secretaries, including several prominent leaders, are expected to be relieved of their posts to accommodate younger party members.

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24 days agoSource: Dinamani1 sourceTrend 43

Aug 26 TN Updates: Egmore trains normal; rowdy shot near Neyveli

A news roundup from August 26 reports that all express trains from Chennai Egmore have resumed normal operations. Meanwhile, near Neyveli in Cuddalore district, police shot and captured an armed rowdy who tried to escape after attacking officers, injuring two head constables. Additionally, DMK chief M.K. Stalin and TVK leader Vijay extended festive greetings for Onam and Milad-un-Nabi.

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20 days agoSource: Dinamani1 sourceTrend 41

DMK President MK Stalin Announces Schedule for Party's Internal Elections

DMK President and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has officially announced the schedule for the party's upcoming internal organizational elections. The announcement outlines the timeline and procedures for electing party office-bearers at various levels, initiating preparations across all districts in the state.

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24 days agoSource: Dinamani1 sourceTrend 40

DMK Chief MK Stalin Criticizes CM Vijay and Announces Party Reforms

DMK President M.K. Stalin criticized Chief Minister Vijay during a party executive committee meeting in Chennai, alleging that he treats the Legislative Assembly like a movie set. Acknowledging DMK's recent electoral setback, Stalin announced major organizational reforms, including age and term limits for administrators, to revitalize the party with younger faces.

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24 days agoSource: Dinamani1 sourceTrend 39

DMK Increases Organizational Districts From 77 to 110; Chennai Gets 10 Districts

DMK President M.K. Stalin has announced the expansion of the party's organizational districts from 77 to 110 following an executive committee resolution. Under this restructuring, Chennai will be divided into 10 districts, and the highly populated Sholinganallur constituency will become a standalone district. District secretaries have been directed to submit restructuring recommendations for lower-level party bodies within 15 days ahead of the 16th party organizational elections.

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18 days agoSource: Dinamani1 sourceTrend 39

M.K. Stalin Restructures DMK Districts, Vows to Lead Party to Victory

DMK President M.K. Stalin has announced a major organizational restructuring, increasing the party's administrative districts from 77 to 110, including 10 in Chennai. Marking his entry into his ninth year as party president, Stalin urged members to support the changes and vowed to lead the DMK to future electoral victories.

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18 days agoSource: Dinamani1 sourceTrend 38

Veteran Actress Sowcar Janaki Passes Away at 94 in Chennai; Stalin Condoles

Veteran actress Sowcar Janaki passed away at the age of 94 at a private hospital in Chennai following a cardiac illness. DMK President M.K. Stalin expressed his condolences, recalling her debut in the film Valayapathi and her close relationship with several Chief Ministers including C.N. Annadurai, M. Karunanidhi, and N.T. Rama Rao. Actor Kamal Haasan also paid tribute to her.

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25 days agoSource: Dinamani1 sourceTrend 38

DMK Sets Age Limits for Party Posts; Restructures Districts to 110

The DMK executive committee, led by party president M.K. Stalin, has passed resolutions setting age limits for various party posts to introduce younger members. The maximum age for branch secretaries is set at 45, while ward, town, and area secretaries have limits of 50 and 60 years respectively, with a maximum of two terms. Additionally, the party is increasing its administrative districts from 77 to 110.

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24 days agoSource: ABP Nadu1 sourceTrend 38

Stalin Announces Age and Term Limits in DMK to Accommodate Youth

DMK President M.K. Stalin has announced major structural reforms in the party, including introducing age and term limits for all party posts to accommodate younger generations. Speaking at the party's state executive committee meeting, Stalin urged senior leaders to guide newcomers, emphasized self-correction, and criticized TVK leader Vijay's political conduct.

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24 days agoSource: ABP Nadu1 sourceTrend 38

Stalin urges DMK cadre to win back youth and women voters

DMK President and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has urged party members to focus on winning back the support of youth and women voters. Emphasizing the need for a strong comeback, Stalin encouraged the cadre to actively engage with these key demographics to strengthen the party's grassroots connect.

24 days agoSource: Times of India — Chennai1 sourceTrend 37

Madras High Court to hear Stalin's plea against VS Babu next week

The Madras High Court has announced that it will hear a petition filed by M.K. Stalin next week. The plea challenges the election victory of V.S. Babu in the Kolathur constituency. The court has confirmed the scheduling for the upcoming week.

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21 days agoSource: Dinamani1 sourceTrend 35

Madurai MP S Venkatesan Questions If BJP-RSS Orders Infiltrate Tamil Nadu Administration

During a CPI(M) protest in Madurai, Member of Parliament S. Venkatesan expressed suspicion that RSS and BJP directives are covertly entering the Tamil Nadu government administration. He highlighted government circulars restricting student protests, which mirrored Delhi rules, and urged Chief Minister M.K. Stalin to take action against the Chief Secretary.

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24 days agoSource: Dinamani1 sourceTrend 34

DMK leaders MK Stalin and Kanimozhi extend greetings on Chennai Day

DMK leaders, including Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin and Member of Parliament Kanimozhi, extended their greetings on the occasion of Chennai Day. Chief Minister Stalin highlighted the rich history, growth, and significance of the capital city, while Kanimozhi expressed her wishes to the residents celebrating the city's heritage.

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24 days agoSource: Dinamani1 sourceTrend 34

CM to Decide on College Student Protest Ban, Says Minister CTR Nirmalkumar

Tamil Nadu Minister C.T.R. Nirmalkumar stated in Madurai that Chief Minister M.K. Stalin will review the ban on government college student protests, adding that the state government does not agree with the restriction. He highlighted administrative challenges due to universities being under the Governor's control. He also announced that the Madurai Meenakshi Amman Temple consecration is scheduled for the 17th.

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24 days agoSource: ABP Nadu1 sourceTrend 34

Udhayanidhi Stalin Expresses Grief Over Kolathur Defeat, Criticizes Ruling Government's Strength

During a DMK welfare event in Chennai, Udhayanidhi Stalin expressed strong disappointment over the party's defeat in the Kolathur constituency, stating it must serve as a major lesson. He also criticized the current ruling administration, claiming they won only 108 seats and are running the government due to the support of DMK cadres and M.K. Stalin.

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22 days agoSource: ABP Nadu1 sourceTrend 34

DMK and TVK Clash Online Over Assembly Debates on CM Vijay's Portfolios

A social media war has erupted between DMK and TVK supporters over the ongoing Tamil Nadu Assembly session. DMK members questioned why other ministers are answering queries on departments held by Chief Minister Vijay, such as Municipal Administration. In response, TVK supporters pointed out that during the previous DMK regime, Minister Geetha Jeevan handled the Differently Abled department, which was held by then CM M.K. Stalin.

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21 days agoSource: ABP Nadu1 sourceTrend 33

DMK President M.K. Stalin Pays Tribute to Vijayakanth on Birth Anniversary

DMK President M.K. Stalin paid tribute to the late actor and politician Captain Vijayakanth on his birth anniversary. In a social media post, Stalin praised Vijayakanth's enduring legacy, stating that his fame will live forever in the hearts of the poor.

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21 days agoSource: Dinamani1 sourceTrend 33

DMK President M.K. Stalin Extends Onam Greetings Emphasizing Equality and Brotherhood

DMK President M.K. Stalin has extended his warm Onam greetings to the people of Kerala. In his message, he highlighted Onam as a festival of harmony that emphasizes the values of equality and brotherhood among people.

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21 days agoSource: Dinamani1 sourceTrend 29