Trichy (Tamil Nadu), March 9 Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin will launch the DMK's election campaign at the party's 12th state conference, starting from Siruganur on the Trichy-Chennai national highway here on Monday.The conference theme is "Let Stalin continue, let Tamil Nadu win"...
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Tiruchi, March 8 – The Tiruchi Rural Police have announced extensive traffic diversions on the Tiruchi–Chennai National Highway and adjoining routes in connection with the DMK State conference to be held at Siruganur on Monday.The conference will be presided over by DMK president and Tamil...
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Tiruchy (Tamil Nadu), March 7 – The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) is preparing for its 12th State Conference at Siruganur near Tiruchy on March 9. Party leaders believe this event will play a significant role in energizing its members ahead of the state elections.Preparations for the...
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Chennai, March 5 Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin accused the opposition parties of attempting to break the DMK alliance because they could not tolerate the combine's growth."Our political opponents" were envious and could not bear that the Secular Progressive Alliance, formed in 2019, not...
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