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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has announced a high-level committee, led by retired Justice Kurian Joseph, to examine ...
The Tamil Nadu government and chief minister M.K. Stalin have been very vocal about states being deprived of their legitimate ...
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Press Trust of India on MSNSify Technologies sets up Rs 1,882 crore data centre campus near ChennaiThe 130 MW AI-ready data centre campus has come up at SIPCOT Industrial Park in Siruseri; it will create direct job ...
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India Today on MSNStalin urges PM Modi to intervene after Saudi cancels 52,000 private Hajj seatsMK Stalin urged PM Modi to intervene after Saudi Arabia abruptly cancelled around 52,000 Haj seats allocated to private tour ...
Taking its battle against the Centre to the next level, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Tuesday announced in the ...
The committee will be headed by former SC judge justice Kurian Joseph to “protect the legitimate rights of the states” as ...
Tamil Nadu Space Industrial Policy 2025 approved by Cabinet, aims to attract investments, create jobs, and offer incentives.
MK Stalin Forms Panel For Tamil Nadu's Autonomy Amid Run-Ins With Governor Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has set up a high-level committee - under retired Supreme Court Chief Justice Kurien ...
Tamil Nadu Assembly passed a landmark resolution to protect state rights, forming a committee led by retired SC judge Justice Kurian Joseph. CM MK Stalin accused the center of eroding federal ...
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MK Stalin to move resolution for more state autonomy in AssemblyTamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin is set to move a resolution in the state assembly seeking more autonomy for the state.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has set up a high-level committee - under retired Supreme Court Chief Justice Kurien Joseph - to recommend measures on state autonomy with a view to protect state ...
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has announced a panel, led by a retired Supreme Court judge, to re-assert state ...
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