DMK wanted to hang on to powerDuring the internal Emergency promulgated by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in 1975, the DMK government headed by M Karunanidhi initially preferred to cling on to office than confront the Central government, according to a declassified Kissinger era ... New Indian Express, 1 month ago |
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Rhetoric is no substitute for realism on Sri LankaAmid rising passions and political rhetoric in Tamil Nadu, what is forgotten is that the only agreement that guarantees devolution of power to Tamils is the 1987 Rajiv Gandhi-Jayawardene accord, which was fully backed by then chief minister M G ... New Indian Express, 1 month ago
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Martyrdom does not help Sri Lanka's TamilsI read with much sorrow that Vikram, 30, set himself on fire and died in a hospital. He was the second such victim of the new campaign in Tamil Nadu for Eelam. The first was Mani, 41, from Cuddalore who set himself ablaze on March 4. Mani and Vikram ... The Hindu, 1 month ago
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Can MK Stalin script a blockbuster at the ballot?To be headlined in politics, you need either a workable strategy or a stroke of luck. In a span of three days DMK party treasurer MK Stalin enjoyed both. On Tuesday, his father and DMK President M Karunanidhi opted out completely of the Congress-led ... Sify, 1 month ago
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State's clout comes down after DMK's exit from UPAThe resignation of five Union Ministers, belonging to the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) from the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government, has significantly brought down the State's representation and reduced the clout it had ... The Hindu, 1 month ago
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Jayalalitha and Karunanidhi, kingpins of corruptionChief Minister Jayalatliha and Karnanidhi, the octogenarian who carries out his mafia style operations from a wheel chair are according to media reports the most corrupt individuals in Tamil Nadu. They resort to rabble rousing and stone throwing at ... Sri Lanka Daily News, 1 month ago
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