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The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) on Saturday announced candidates for 12 out of the 13 seats the party will be contesting in the upcoming Puducherry Assembly elections. The candidate for the Bagur constituency will be announced later. S Gopal will be contesting from Uruliyanpet, V Anipal Kennedy from Uppalam, Sun Kumaravel from Mangalam, L Sampath from Mudaliyarpet, R Siva from Villiyanur and V Karthikeyan from Nellithoopu constituency. SP Sivakumar will contest from Raj Bhavan constituency, A K Kumar from Mannadipattu, S Muthuvel from Kallapattu, A Mugilan from Thirupuvanai, AMH Nazeem...

Two former DMK ministers and six new faces, including two lawyers, have been named in the list of nominees for 12 of the 13 constituencies announced by the party on Saturday for the April 6 assembly elections. The party, while announcing the nominees earlier in the day, had said in a statement that the candidate for Bagur would be named later. Prominent among the nominees are former Education Minister S P Sivakumar, who will contest from Raj Bhavan constituency, while former Health Minister A M H Nazeem will try his luck from Karaikal South. Also finding a place in the list are former MLA...

DMK to Contest 13 Constituencies in Puducherry The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam named 12 candidates for the April 6, 2021 assembly elections and said the candidate for Bagur will be named later. File Photo of DMK working president M.K. Stalin. Photo: PTI Politics13/Mar/2021 Chennai: The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) on Saturday released its list of 13 constituencies for the April 6, 2021 assembly elections in neighbouring Puducherry and named 12 candidates. The party announced nominees for seats including Urulayanpettai, Mudaliarpettai and Raj Bhavan and said in a statement that the candidate ...

David Sanford Crosswalk.com Contributing Writer 2020 31 Dec We sometimes forget that Jesus Christ traveled not only through all 12 Israelite tribes, and not only to Egypt as a young boy, but also to three other foreign lands during His public ministry. What’s more, Jesus met with people from many, many lands. Those peoples included Jewish men, couples, and families traveling to Jerusalem for the sacred feasts from a wide assortment of nations (see Acts 2:9-11). They also included Greek, Roman, and other peoples ...

Habakkuk 1:1 – J. Vernon McGee has an interesting take on Habakkuk:  I call him the doubting Thomas of the Old Testament because he had a question mark for a brain. His book is really unusual. It is not a prophecy in the strict sense of the term. It is somewhat like the Book of Jonah in that Habakkuk told of his own experience with God—his questions to God and God’s answers.  https://www.ttb.org/resources/study-guides/habakkuk-study-guide You’ll notice that Jonah reads easier than Habakkuk – Jonah is in prose (story-form), and Habakkuk is in poetry (thought rhyme, not sound rhyme)...