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Trichy: Union home minister Amit Shah doesn't have the moral right to say DMK is corrupt while allying with AIADMK which was ...
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Flanked by Annamalai and Palaniswami, Union Minister Amit Shah dismissed the ‘removal’ speculation about Annamalai’s ...
Union Home Minister and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) strongman Amit Shah on Friday responded to the reports claiming K Annamalai was planned to be removed as the party president in Tamil Nadu to ...
If Munnar is on your bucket list for summer 2025, add this national park (located 13 kms away ... By Road: Munnar (13 km away) is well-connected by road from Kerala and Tamil Nadu. The closest railway ...
“Although we had differences in opinion with what (BJP state chief) Annamalai had said in the past ... we were still on good terms with the BJP’s national leadership and national co-incharge for Tamil ...
K Annamalai may face the axe and be asked to step down from his position as the chief of the Tamil Nadu unit of the Bharatiya ... the same to the party’s national leaders, with proof, on the ...
In the clearest indication that the BJP’s ties with its former ally in Tamil Nadu, the AIADMK, are on the mend, its state president K. Annamalai ... attention of the national leadership of ...
Will it be MK Stalin vs Thalapathy Vijay in the next Tamil Nadu state elections? Are Edappadi K Palaniswami (EPS)-led AIADMK and Annamalai's BJP not the real challengers for the ruling party?
Annamalai on Sunday said as a “cadre and leader” he has done a micro analysis of Tamil Nadu and presented to the party’s national leaders a detailed study, with proof, on how the State is at ...
BJP Tamil Nadu president K ... Amit Shah and further political developments, Mr. Annamalai said he also had met Mr. Shah, BJP national president J.P. Nadda and the general secretary (organisation ...
Tamil Nadu BJP chief Annamalai expressed confidence that the party's central leadership will decide on alliances for the 2026 assembly elections to challenge the ruling DMK. Amid speculation of a ...
Tamil Nadu, as of now, has a five-cornered contest. No where else in the Indian politics you see a five-cornered contest,” Annamalai said. “With respect to the alliance, you have to understand that ...
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