A retired police officer, Zakir Hussain, was murdered in Tirunelveli on March 18, days after posting a video expressing fear ...
The logo, which read ‘Ellorkkum Ellaam’ (Everything for Everyone), was released by the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin’s ...
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Asian News International on MSN"A childish act by MK Stalin", Tamil Nadu BJP's Narayanan Thirupathy on non-usage of Rupee symbol in Budget logoTamil Nadu BJP Vice President Narayanan Thirupathy hit out at the Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin for replacing the Rupee Symbol for ...
Defending his government's move to replace the rupee symbol with the Tamil letter 'Ru' in the state Budget logo, Chief ...
Union Minister for Coal and Mines G Kishan Reddy dared Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin to spell out what his government ...
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ABP News on MSN‘Even Nirmala Sitharaman Has Used Tamil Rupee Symbol’: Stalin Slams Centre For Ignoring Pleas For FundsCM MK Stalin defended his government after Tamil Nadu's decision to replace rupee symbol with Tamil letter 'Ru' in its budget ...
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has defended his government’s decision to replace the rupee symbol (₹) with the Tamil ...
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The Pioneer on MSNStalin plays the language cardStalin doubles down on language politics ahead of the Tamil Nadu assembly elections, replacing the rupee symbol with a Tamil ...
Irony of TN politics: The DMK connection to the rupee logo, dropped by Stalin govt amid language row
Udaya Kumar Dharmalingam is an Indian academic and designer, son of a former DMK MLA, who designed the Indian rupee (₹) sign, ...
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The logo carried 'ru', the first letter of the Tamil word 'Rubaai' which denotes the Indian currency in the vernacular ...
Stalin further noted that many people continue to use 'Rs' instead of 'Re' in English documents without any objections.
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MK Stalin defended his government's move to replace Rupee symbol saying Nirmala Sithraman herself used the Tamil letter. | ...
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