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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

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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

IMPORTANTTamil NaduChennai

Stalin Questions Government Over Tamil Pilgrims Missing in Nepal Floods

Tamil Nadu Minister Rajmohan informed the State Assembly that a Chennai-based travel agency took 49 pilgrims on the Mansarovar Yatra in addition to 57 others. This update follows concerns raised by MK Stalin regarding the safety and tracking of Tamil Nadu residents missing amid heavy flooding in Nepal.

19 days agoSource: Hindustan Times — India1 sourceTrend 68

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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

IMPORTANTPoliticsKancheepuram

MK Stalin Slams CM Vijay Over Dropped Parandur Airport Project, DMK Stages Walkout

DMK chief MK Stalin has strongly criticized Chief Minister Vijay following the decision to drop the proposed Parandur airport project. In protest of the government's move, DMK legislators staged a walkout from the state Legislative Assembly.

22 days agoSource: India Today1 sourceTrend 64

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MK Stalin Warns Tamil Nadu Voters Against Past Mistakes, Targets TVK Supporters

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has cautioned voters against repeating 'past mistakes' in upcoming elections. He also targeted supporters of the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) over their electoral choices, signaling intensifying political competition in the state.

22 days agoSource: India Today1 sourceTrend 60

IMPORTANTPoliticsChennai

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

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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

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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

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DMK President MK Stalin Announces Major Party Restructure, Expanding Districts to 110

Marking his ninth year as DMK President, MK Stalin announced a major organizational restructure, increasing the party's administrative districts from 77 to 110. Under the new plan, Chennai will be divided into 10 districts, while other major regions like Coimbatore and Madurai will have five each. Stalin has directed local party secretaries to submit division recommendations within 15 days.

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18 days agoSource: ABP Nadu1 sourceTrend 37

LATESTPoliticsChengalpattu

DMK Restructures Party Districts: Sholinganallur Made Separate Unit as Total Rises to 110

DMK President MK Stalin has announced a major organizational restructuring, increasing the party's administrative districts from 77 to 110. Under this reform, Sholinganallur, the state's most populous assembly constituency, becomes a separate party district. Additionally, Chennai has been split into 10 party districts, and Tiruvannamalai into four, following recent party resolutions on age limits and constituency representation.

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18 days agoSource: ABP Nadu1 sourceTrend 37

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MK Stalin overhauls DMK party structure, sets age limits for key posts

DMK President MK Stalin has introduced major structural reforms in the party, setting new age limits for key organizational posts. Under the new rules, Branch Party Secretaries must be 45 years or younger, while Municipal, City, and Town Panchayat Ward Committee Secretaries will have an upper age limit of 50.

24 days agoSource: Zee News — India1 sourceTrend 36

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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