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Annamalai noted that the DMK government is opening liquor shops while ignoring the agriculture sector, which impacts farmers.

The development comes as the All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) has started sending feelers with a promise of more seats, after it recently severed its ties with the NDA | Latest News India

An ANC MPL wants the Buffalo City Metro to consider making available land for a heroes acre because graves of the party’s stalwarts and freedom fighters are being vandalised at the Cambridge Cemetery. Xolani Malamlela tabled his motion in the provincial legislature last week. Malamlela lamented the rate of vandalism of the tombstones at the Cambridge Cemetery.

Justice G Jayachandran reserved order without specifying any date, after hearing elaborate arguments from Senior counsel N.R.Elango, appearing for Balaji and Additional solicitor general A.R.L.Sundaresan, appearing for the ED.

Beginning her address by commemorating the legacy of the late M Karunanidhi, former Tamil Nadu CM and DMK stalwart, Sonia said he was ahead of his time as a “champion of gender equality”. She also commended the efforts of the Stalin-led DMK government in advancing women’s rights in the state.

"The INDIA bloc is not merely an electoral alliance but an ideological alliance,” Stalin said at the Women’s Rights Conference organised by the ruling DMK in Chennai

Justice Anand Venkatesh's recent orders send out a message that the institution still stands on the shoulders of some conscientious judges with uncompromising integrity.

DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin criticized the crowds behavior of booing and chanting Jai Shri Ram when Pakistan players got out during a match at the Narendra Modi stadium in Gujarat. He stated that using sports to spread hatred is unacceptable and that sports should promote unity between countries.

Addressing the ruling DMKs Womens rights conference here, she said the late Rajiv Gandhi brought the historic 33 per cent reservation for women in Panchayati raj, the local self-governments which spurred an entirely new phenomenon of women leadership at the grassroots level.

“Bill has been passed in parliament, but it is still a long way to come,” says Gandhi