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HC orders inspection of Kinnimangalam mutt

HC orders inspection of Kinnimangalam mutt Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court on Wednesday directed the State Department of Archaeology and Tamil University, Thanjavur, to conduct a joint inspection of Ekanathan Mutt in Kinnimangalam near Madurai on a public interest litigation petition that said that Tamil inscriptions said to be over 2,000 years old were found at the site. Hearing the PIL petition filed by M. Arulanandam of Madurai, a Division Bench of Justices M.M. Sundresh and S. Ananthi also directed Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Department to form a committee, inspect the place and file a report. The petitioner said that art historian K.T. Gandhirajan had found the inscriptions last year.

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Congress lays out plans for total prohibition

Congress lays out plans for total prohibition Updated: Updated: ‘We have forgiven Rajiv case convicts’ Share Article AAA TNCC president K.S. Alagiri releasing the Congress manifesto for the Assembly election in Chennai on Tuesday. SRINIVASAN K.V. ‘We have forgiven Rajiv case convicts’ While the DMK manifesto is silent on prohibition, its ally, Congress, has come out with detailed plans for total prohibition. In its Assembly election manifesto released on Tuesday by Tamil Nadu Congress Committee president K.S. Alagiri, the party has even promised a Ministry for prohibition. The manifesto pointed out that the Congress had adopted an uncompromising position on prohibition as long as it was power in Tamil Nadu (until 1967). “Prohibition was in force when the State’s revenue was less than ₹100 crore. Since the revenue has increased to ₹1.33 lakh crore now, there should be no hesitation about implementation of prohibition,” it said.

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Sadhguru urges Tamil Nadu citizens to call out government on mismanagement, neglect of ancient vibrant temples

Sadhguru urges Tamil Nadu citizens to call out government on mismanagement, neglect of ancient vibrant temples
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Sadhguru expresses concern over state of Tamil Nadu temples

Speaking at India Today Conclave South 2021, spiritual leader Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev on Saturday said temples were being run as 'some kind of business' in India.

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Manifesto tries to stave off anti-Hindu label

Updated: March 14, 2021 03:32 IST DMK has promised to restore and consecrate temples at a cost of ₹1,000 crore and organise tours to pilgrim centres Share Article AAA Poll promises: The DMK’s manifesto also proposes to set up an international Vallalar centre in Vadalur to encourage amity among communities. DMK has promised to restore and consecrate temples at a cost of ₹1,000 crore and organise tours to pilgrim centres The DMK on Saturday found itself receiving bouquets and brickbats for its “pro-Hindu” announcements in its manifesto for the Assembly election. Seeking to counter the charge of being “anti-Hindu”, the party came out with a series of promises, including restoration and consecration of temples at a cost of ₹1,000 crore. “There are temples where ‘kumbhabhishekham’ has not been performed for years. The DMK government will allot ₹1,000 crore for the purpose,” the manifesto said.

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