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A Raja makes controversial remarks against Hinduism: DMK leader A Rajas controversial remarks against Hinduism have evoked a strong response from the BJP.

The video clip, which is part of a speech he delivered recently, was tweeted by BJP state president K Annamalai, who said this was part of the "sorry state of political discourse in Tamil Nadu."

DMK deputy general secretary A Raja sparked a controversy over his Shudra remark and drew BJP's ire with the saffron party accusing him of spewing hatred against a community to appease others.

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Ford workers in Maraimalai Nagar, in the southern Tamilnadu state near the state capital Chennai, have had no communication from management and the union six weeks after the plant's closure.

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The single-member commission of retired Justice of the Madras High Court was constituted in 2017 by former Tamil Nadu chief minister O. Pannerselvam to enquire into the circumstances, health condition and situation leading to the hospitalisation of the late Chief Minister J Jayalalitha and subsequent treatment provided till her unfortunate demise on 5 December 2016.

As economists of all hues have been forced to go into the intricate nuances of “merit and demerit subsidies”, the prime minister seems to be having the last laugh. Modi's objective was purely political.

The AIADMK and BJP hit out at CM MK Stalin after he took a dig out at EPS during his speech in Coimbatore on Wednesday. AIADMK claimed Stalin’s speeches were scripted by others, while the BJP alleged that there was corruption in everything the DMK did.

The family of Umkhonto we Sizwe operative Nokuthula Simelane, who was allegedly kidnapped and killed by two former apartheid police officers in 1983, has expressed disappointment at the delays in the case.