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An audio tape of a purported conversation between ousted AIADMK leader VK Sasikala and certain party members emerged on Tuesday creating a political storm in Tamil Nadu.
In the clip, Sasikala is purportedly heard saying that she has the responsibility to save the party and re-establish the rule of Amma, the late chief minister J Jayalalithaa. 
"I am confident that I will be able to set the party in order as you are with me. The AIADMK should be strong even if it turns 100 years old. We will definitely bring in Amma's rule," she is heard as telling some AIADMK leaders.
Also, she said she would meet the party workers once the pandemic recedes.
The audio clip has come out a day after the AIADMK sacked 17 people Sasikala spoke with recently.

Sasikala in purported audio clip says 'Will return & set AIADMK straight'

An audio tape of a purported conversation between ousted AIADMK leader VK Sasikala and certain party members emerged on Tuesday creating a political storm in Tamil Nadu

An audio tape of a purported conversation between ousted AIADMK leader VK Sasikala and certain party members emerged on Tuesday creating a political storm in Tamil Nadu.
In the clip, Sasikala is purportedly heard saying that she has the responsibility to save the party and re-establish the rule of Amma, the late chief minister J Jayalalithaa.
"I am confident that I will be able to set the party in order as you are with me. The AIADMK should be strong even if it turns 100 years old. We will definitely bring in Amma's rule," she is heard as telling some AIADMK leaders.
Also, she said she would meet the party workers once the pandemic recedes.
The audio clip has come out a day after the AIADMK sacked 17 people Sasikala spoke with recently.

The opposition&nbsp;AIADMK&nbsp;in Tamil Nadu on Monday expelled 17 leaders including party spokesman V Pugazhendi for having contacted former interim general secretary VK Sasikala. At a meeting held at the party headquarters in Chennia&nbsp;a resolution against Sasikala, castigating her for "reaching out" to certain party leaders was also passed. The resolution also accused her of trying to capture the party and staging a drama by speaking to certain leaders and then selectively leaking parts of the conversations.
Former Minister M Anandan and former Member of Parliament Chinnaswamy were among the other senior leaders who were expelled from the party.
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AIADMK expels 17 leaders for contacting Sasikala

The opposition&nbsp;AIADMK&nbsp;in Tamil Nadu on Monday expelled 17 leaders including party spokesman V Pugazhendi for having contacted former interim general secretary VK Sasikala. At a meeting held at the party headquarters in Chennia&nbsp;a resolution against Sasikala, castigating her for "reaching out" to certain party leaders was also passed. The resolution also accused her of trying to capture the party and staging a drama by speaking to certain leaders and then selectively leaking parts of the conversations. 
Former Minister M Anandan and former Member of Parliament Chinnaswamy were among the other senior leaders who were expelled from the party.
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The opposition&nbsp;AIADMK&nbsp;in Tamil Nadu on Monday expelled 17 leaders including party spokesman V Pugazhendi for having contacted former interim general secretary VK Sasikala. At a meeting held at the party headquarters in Chennia&nbsp;a resolution against Sasikala, castigating her for "reaching out" to certain party leaders was also passed. The resolution also accused her of trying to capture the party and staging a drama by speaking to certain leaders and then selectively leaking parts of the conversations. 
Former Minister M Anandan and former Member of Parliament Chinnaswamy were among the other senior leaders who were expelled from the party.
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V K Sasikala, who was eased out from the AIADMK years ago, has hinted at resumption of efforts to regain control of the party. She has told her supporters&nbsp;that there would soon be a &ldquo;good decision.&rdquo;
After announcing that she would stay away from politics, Sasikala said she could not see the party getting ruined due to &ldquo;infighting.&rdquo; Her reference to the feud, though has no direct mention of the AIADMK or its leadership, is seen as a pointer to alleged differences between top two leaders, K Palaniswami and O&nbsp;Panneerselvam.
Confidante of late Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, Sasikala&rsquo;s brief conversation with two of her loyalists overphone has surfaced and this has dropped hints about her rethink.

Sasikala hints at efforts to regain control of AIADMK

V K Sasikala, who was eased out from the AIADMK years ago, has hinted at resumption of efforts to regain control of the party. She has told her supporters&nbsp;that there would soon be a &ldquo;good decision.&rdquo;
After announcing that she would stay away from politics, Sasikala said she could not see the party getting ruined due to &ldquo;infighting.&rdquo; Her reference to the feud, though has no direct mention of the AIADMK or its leadership, is seen as a pointer to alleged differences between top two leaders, K Palaniswami and O&nbsp;Panneerselvam.
Confidante of late Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, Sasikala&rsquo;s brief conversation with two of her loyalists over phone has surfaced and this has dropped hints about her rethink.

V K Sasikala, who was eased out from the AIADMK years ago, has hinted at resumption of efforts to regain control of the party. She has told her supporters&nbsp;that there would soon be a &ldquo;good decision.&rdquo;
After announcing that she would stay away from politics, Sasikala said she could not see the party getting ruined due to &ldquo;infighting.&rdquo; Her reference to the feud, though has no direct mention of the AIADMK or its leadership, is seen as a pointer to alleged differences between top two leaders, K Palaniswami and O&nbsp;Panneerselvam.
Confidante of late Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, Sasikala&rsquo;s brief conversation with two of her loyalists over phone has surfaced and this has dropped hints about her rethink.

In Tamil Nadu, all exit polls have predicted a huge win for MK Stalin led DMK, which fought the elections along with the Congress and other parties.
According to the Republic-CNX exit poll the DMK alliance is predicted to win anywhere between 160-172 seats. Whereas the ruling AIADMK which has the BJP supporting it is likely to lose the election with a huge margin.
The India Today Aix My India predicted DMK to pick between 175-195 seats. It gave AIADMK between 58-70 Assembly seats.
The ABP-CVoter gave DMK between 160-172 seats while the AIADMK is projected to is likely to come nowhere close with a projection of 58-70 seats.
The News 24- Today&rsquo;s Chanakya predicted the DMK to win between164-186, while the AIADMK lead alliance is projected to perform poorly securing not more than 68 seats. All the exit polls gave other parties in the contest seats in single digits.
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Tamil Nadu exit polls predict rise of Stalin, project massive win 

In Tamil Nadu, all exit polls have predicted a huge win for MK Stalin led DMK, which fought the elections along with the Congress and other parties.
According to the Republic-CNX exit poll the DMK alliance is predicted to win anywhere between 160-172 seats. Whereas the ruling AIADMK which has the BJP supporting it is likely to lose the election with a huge margin.
The India Today Aix My India predicted DMK to pick between 175-195 seats. It gave AIADMK between 58-70 Assembly seats.
The ABP-CVoter gave DMK between 160-172 seats while the AIADMK is projected to is likely to come nowhere close with a projection of 58-70 seats.
The News 24- Today&rsquo;s Chanakya predicted the DMK to win between164-186, while the AIADMK lead alliance is projected to perform poorly securing not more than 68 seats. All the exit polls gave other parties in the contest seats in single digits.
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After his forgettable election debut in 2019&nbsp;Lok Sabha polls, actor-turned-politician Kamal Haasan is aiming make a dent in the bipolar polity of Tamil Nadu. His Makkal Nidhi Maiyam is contesting the elections, which is the first for the AIADMK and DMK without their icons Jayalalithaa and Karunanidhi. The superstar is himself contesting from Coimbatore (South) seat where his main rival is BJP's Vanathi Srinivasan. Haasan has made anti-corruption, employment and liberal politics his main poll planks promising salaries to housewives and a computer with internet to every household. The MNM had contested the 2019 Lok Sabha polls and registered a 3.7 per cent vote share even though it failed to win even a single seat. Haasan says that his "nascent party" during the Lok Sabha election has become "actual fighters for the cause..."

Tamil Nadu elections: Kamal Haasan looks to give 'sadma' to AIADMK, DMK

Can Kamal&nbsp;give 'sadma' to AIADMK, DMK? After his forgettable election debut in 2019&nbsp;Lok Sabha polls, Kamal Haasan is aiming make a dent in the bipolar polity of Tamil Nadu

Tamil Nadu: Kamal Haasan looks to give 'sadma' to AIADMK, DMK

After his forgettable election debut in 2019&nbsp;Lok Sabha polls, actor-turned-politician Kamal Haasan is aiming make a dent in the bipolar polity of Tamil Nadu. His Makkal Nidhi Maiyam is contesting the elections, which is the first for the AIADMK and DMK without their icons Jayalalithaa and Karunanidhi. The superstar is himself contesting from Coimbatore (South) seat where his main rival is BJP's Vanathi Srinivasan. Haasan has made anti-corruption, employment and liberal politics his main poll planks promising salaries to housewives and a computer with internet to every household. The MNM had contested the 2019 Lok Sabha polls and registered a 3.7 per cent vote share even though it failed to win even a single seat. Haasan says that his "nascent party" during the Lok Sabha election has become "actual fighters for the cause..."

Chief Minister Edapaddi K Palaniswami is pitted against DMK chief MK Stalin as Tamil Nadu votes today to elect a new government.
This is the first state poll minus its two icons -- J Jayalalithaa who died in 2016 and M Karunanidhi who died in 2018. The results will decide if EPS, as the CM is commonly known, has finally come out of .the towering shadow of Jayalalithaa or will it be finally Stalin's moment under the sun?
It's a straight contest between the two. EPS is often viewed as an "accidental Chief Minister" because he was handpicked by Sasikala, Jaya's former aide who has since been expelled from the AIADMK. Stalin, on the other hand, is itching to take his bow as CM - a position his father Karunanidhi held five times between 1969 and 2011.
Also in the mix are actor-politician Kamal Haasan and his Makkal Needhi Maiam hoping to make a political mark.

Tamil Nadu: Will EPS shake of Jaya shadow or Stalin's moment under the sun?

Tamil Nadu&nbsp;votes today: Will CM&nbsp;EPS&nbsp;finally emerge out of Jayalalithaa's towering shadow or will it finally be Stalin's moment under the sun?

Tamil Nadu: Will EPS out Jaya's shadow or Stalin's moment under the sun?

Chief Minister Edapaddi K Palaniswami is pitted against DMK chief MK Stalin as Tamil Nadu votes today to elect a new government.
This is the first state poll minus its two icons -- J Jayalalithaa who died in 2016 and M Karunanidhi who died in 2018. The results will decide if EPS, as the CM is commonly known, has finally come out of .the towering shadow of Jayalalithaa or will it be finally Stalin's moment under the sun?
It's a straight contest between the two. EPS is often viewed as an "accidental Chief Minister" because he was handpicked by Sasikala, Jaya's former aide who has since been expelled from the AIADMK. Stalin, on the other hand, is itching to take his bow as CM - a position his father Karunanidhi held five times between 1969 and 2011.
Also in the mix are actor-politician Kamal Haasan and his Makkal Needhi Maiam hoping to make a political mark.

Tamil Nadu Election 2021: PM Narendra Modi on Friday while addressing a rally in Tamil Nadu ahead of the assembly election on April 6.

Tamil Nadu Election 2021: PM Narendra Modi plays Jallikattu card, slams DMK-Cong for its ban

Prime Minister&nbsp;Narendra Modi&nbsp;on Friday slammed Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) and Congress for posing as protectors of Tamil culture and pointed out that the UPA-led Central government had banned Jallikattu, a practice which has been part of state's culture for centuries.&nbsp;
The Prime Minister added that the NDA government cleared an ordinance brought by AIADMK which allowed&nbsp;Jallikattu&nbsp;to continue.
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PM Modi plays Jallikattu card, slams DMK-Cong over its ban

PM Modi&nbsp;campaigns in Tamil Nadu&nbsp;ahead of polls&nbsp;
PM Modi attacks DMK, Congress over Jallikattu
Modi credits BJP govt for clearing Jallikattu ordinance
PM Modi:&nbsp;Jallikattu,&nbsp;regarded as a symbol of Tamil pride
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Prime Minister&nbsp;Narendra Modi&nbsp;on Friday while addressing a rally in Tamil Nadu ahead of the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/west-bengal-assembly-election" target="_blank">assembly election</a> on April 6, played the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/jallikattu-fest-begins-in-tamil-nadu-rahul-gandhi-in-audience-1610604369683" target="_blank">Jallikattu</a>&nbsp;card and&nbsp;accused the DMK and Congress of disrespecting and outlawing the practice which has been part of state's culture for centuries.
Also Read | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/assam-will-show-red-card-to-congress-allies-pm-modi-1617260942240" target="_blank">Assam will show red card to Congress, allies: PM Modi</a>
The Prime Minister reminded voters that the NDA government cleared an ordinance brought by AIADMK which allowed&nbsp;Jallikattu&nbsp;to continue.
He slammed the UPA&nbsp;for calling it a &lsquo;barabaric&nbsp;practice&rsquo;, saying it was not right to speak about an age-old tradition that is so important to Tamil culture in this manner.
Also Read | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/why-are-dmk-candidates-urging-pm-modi-to-campaign-in-their-constituencies-1617355328683" target="_blank">Why are DMK candidates urging PM Modi to campaign in their constituencies?</a>

What's an election campaign without political potshots? As Prime minister Narendra Modi campaigned in Tamil Nadu on Friday.

Tamil Nadu Election 2021: Why are DMK candidates urging PM Modi to campaign in their constituencies?

As PM&nbsp;Modi campaigned in Tamil Nadu on Friday, a number of DMK candidates took to twitter in a coordinated&nbsp;campaign sarcastically urging the PM to campaign in their respective seats. Here's why

Why are DMK candidates urging PM Modi to campaign in their constituencies

What's an election campaign without political potshots? As Prime minister Narendra Modi campaigned in Tamil Nadu on Friday, a number of DMK candidates took to twitter in a coordinated&nbsp;campaign sarcastically urging the PM to campaign for the BJP or AIADMK candidates in their respective seats. In tongue-in-cheek tweets, which were similarly worded, the DMK candidates said that PM Modi's campaign will help them widen their victory margin. Several DMK candidates including Cumbum N Ramakrishnan and 5-time MLA EV Velu, who was last week raided by tax officials, put out tweets urging PM to campaign. PM Modi campaigned in Madurai and Kanyakumari for the BJP candidates

What's an election campaign without political potshots? As Prime minister Narendra Modi campaigned in Tamil Nadu on Friday, a number of DMK candidates took to twitter in a coordinated&nbsp;campaign sarcastically urging the PM to campaign for the BJP or AIADMK candidates in their respective seats.
Also Read | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/no-question-of-mamata-banerjee-contesting-from-2nd-seat-tmc-dismisses-pm-modi-s-charge-1617282452048" target="_blank">'No question of Mamata Banerjee contesting from 2nd seat': TMC dismisses PM Modi's charge</a>
In tongue-in-cheek tweets, which were similarly worded, the DMK candidates said that PM Modi's campaign will help them widen their victory margin.
Several DMK candidates including Cumbum N Ramakrishnan and 5-time MLA EV Velu, who was last week raided by tax officials, put out tweets urging PM to campaign. PM Modi campaigned in Madurai and Kanyakumari for the BJP candidates.
Also Read | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/pm-modi-plays-jallikattu-card-slams-dmk-cong-over-its-ban-1617363662060" target="_blank">PM Modi plays Jallikattu card, slams DMK-Cong over its ban</a>

Tamil Nadu Election 2021: The Tamil Nadu BJP used a dance clip of Congress MP Karti Chidambaram's wife in a poll promotional video.

BJP uses dance clip of Karti Chidambaram's wife in Tamil Nadu poll promotional video

The Tamil Nadu BJP used a dance clip of Congress MPKarti Chidambaram's wife in a poll promotional video. The Bharatanatyam artiste and medical practitioner Srinidhi Chidambaram later hit out at Tamil Nadu BJP for the embarrassing blunder. Titled "the lotus will bloom", The BJP posted a music video of the song in which Ms Chidambaram appears for two seconds. The clip was lifted from the song 'Semmozhiyam', a song written by former CM Karunanidhi whose DMK is in opposition to the ruling BJP-AIADMK government in the state. &nbsp;"Ridiculous that the BJP has used my image for their propaganda&rsquo;, Ms Chidambaram wrote on Twitter. She also wrote in Tamil that lotus will never bloom in Tamil Nadu

BJP uses dance clip of Karti Chidambaram's wife in TN poll promotional video

The Tamil Nadu BJP used a dance clip of Congress MPKarti Chidambaram's wife in a poll promotional video. The Bharatanatyam artiste and medical practitioner Srinidhi Chidambaram later hit out at Tamil Nadu BJP for the embarrassing blunder.
Titled "the lotus will bloom", The BJP posted a music video of the song in which Ms Chidambaram appears for two seconds.
The clip was lifted from the song 'Semmozhiyam', a song written by former CM Karunanidhi whose DMK is in opposition to the ruling BJP-AIADMK government in the state. &nbsp;
"Ridiculous that the BJP has used my image for their propaganda&rsquo;, Ms Chidambaram wrote on Twitter. She also wrote in Tamil that lotus will never bloom in Tamil Nadu.
Also Read | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tn-polls-this-candidate-is-promising-moon-to-voters-but-there-s-a-twist-1616667320122" target="_blank">TN polls: This candidate is promising moon to voters. but there's a twist...</a>

Actor Vijayakanth's DMDK has walked out of the AIADMK-BJP alliance in Tamil Nadu ahead of the Assembly polls. The DMDK has deserted the alliance reportedly after a discord over seat sharing. After three rounds of discussions, the AIADMK "refused to allot the numbers that were sought," the DMDK said. In the past few weeks, the party had been hinting that they are willing to fight the assembly elections on all 234 seats alone if their demands aren&rsquo;t met.
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Tamil Nadu Assembly polls: Vijayakanth's DMDK quits AIADMK-BJP alliance over seat-sharing

Upset over seat-sharing, actor Vijayakanth's DMDK has walked out of the AIADMK-BJP alliance in Tamil Nadu ahead of the Assembly polls

Vijayakanth's DMDK quits AIADMK-BJP alliance over seat-sharing

Actor Vijayakanth's DMDK has walked out of the AIADMK-BJP alliance in Tamil Nadu ahead of the Assembly polls. The DMDK has deserted the alliance reportedly after a discord over seat sharing. After three rounds of discussions, the AIADMK "refused to allot the numbers that were sought," the DMDK said. In the past few weeks, the party had been hinting that they are willing to fight the assembly elections on all 234 seats alone if their demands aren&rsquo;t met.
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Home Minister Amit Shah is on a day-long political tour of the poll-bound states of Tamil Nadu and Kerala.

AIADMK-BJP-PMK govt will be formed in Tamil Nadu, says Amit Shah

Home Minister Amit Shah is on a day-long political tour of the poll-bound states of Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Shah launched a door-to-door outreach campaign "Vetri Kodi Eandhi" at Suchindram in Kanyakumari during his visit. Amit Shah also held a roadshow in the constituency where the BJP is also contesting the Lok Sabha bypoll due to the death of the sitting Congress MP. "I am confident that the AIADMK-BJP-PMK government will be formed in Tamil Nadu. Today, we have started our door to door campaign by visiting 11 homes here", Amit Shah said in Kanyakumari. During his visit to Tamil Nadu, Amit Shah also visited Suchindram Temple in Kanyakumari to offer prayers. The BJP is contesting the Tamil Nadu polls in alliance with the ruling AIADMK. Amit Shah will later address the valedictory function of the BJP's "Kerala Vijay Yatra" in Thiruvananthapuram, besides attending several programmes.

Home Minister Amit Shah on day-long visit to TN, Kerala
Shah launched a door-to-door outreach campaign in TN
He also held a roadshow in the Kanyakumari constituency
BJP is contesting the Lok Sabha bypoll&nbsp;from the seat
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Amit Shah also visited Suchindram Temple in the area
BJP&nbsp;contesting Tamil Nadu polls in alliance with AIADMK
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Home Minister <a href="https://www.editorji.com/topic/amit-shah-1555408355132" target="_blank" >Amit Shah</a> is on a day-long political tour of the poll-bound states of Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Shah launched a door-to-door outreach campaign "Vetri Kodi Eandhi" at Suchindram in Kanyakumari during his visit.
Amit Shah also held a roadshow in the constituency where the BJP is also contesting the Lok Sabha bypoll due to the death of the sitting Congress MP. 
"I am confident that the AIADMK-BJP-PMK government will be formed in Tamil Nadu. Today, we have started our door to door campaign by visiting 11 homes here", Amit Shah said in Kanyakumari.
During his visit to Tamil Nadu, Amit Shah also visited Suchindram Temple in Kanyakumari to offer prayers. The BJP is contesting the Tamil Nadu polls in alliance with the ruling AIADMK.
Amit Shah will later address the valedictory function of the BJP's "Kerala Vijay Yatra" in Thiruvananthapuram, besides attending several programmes.

Ruling AIADMK in Tamil Nadu has issued its first list of candidates for the upcoming assembly election to be conducted on April 6th. 

AIADMK candidate list 2021 | Tamil Nadu Elections: ruling AIADMK releases first list of candidates

Ruling AIADMK in Tamil Nadu has issued its first list of candidates for the upcoming assembly election to be conducted on April 6th. Chief Minister Palaniswami will contest from the Edappadi assembly constituency in his home district of Salem while his deputy Panneerselvam will fight polls from Bodinayakanur. Votes for the 234 member strong assembly will be counted on May 2.

Tamil Nadu polls: ruling AIADMK releases first list of candidates

Ruling AIADMK in Tamil Nadu has issued its first list of candidates for the upcoming assembly election to be conducted on April 6th.
Chief Minister Palaniswami will contest from the Edappadi assembly constituency in his home district of Salem while his deputy Panneerselvam will fight polls from Bodinayakanur. Votes for the 234 member strong assembly will be counted on May 2.
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Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/vk-sasikala-quits-politics-ahead-of-tn-polls-urges-aidmk-to-stay-united-1614791038624" target="_blank" >VK Sasikala quits politics ahead of TN polls, urges AIDMK to stay united</a>

Actor-politician Kamal Haasan, who took the first Covid vaccine dose on Tuesday, launched a sharp attack at the Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK.

'Vaccine against corruption next month': Kamal Haasan's poll jab at AIADMK ahead of Tamil Nadu elections

Actor-politician Kamal Haasan, who took the first Covid shot on Tuesday, fired a poll jab at Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK

'Vaccine against corruption next month': Kamal Haasan's poll jab at AIADMK

Actor-politician Kamal Haasan, who took the first Covid vaccine dose on Tuesday, launched a sharp attack at the Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK. "Immunisation of the body immediately (and) vaccination against corruption next month. Get ready," the leader said, referring to the April 6 Tamil Nadu assembly polls. Haasan, whose Makkal Needhi Maiam party will contest its first-ever assembly election in the state, shared a photograph of him taking the vaccine shot. The MNM had contested the 2019 Lok Sabha election in Tamil Nadu getting a vote share of 3.77 percent. In some urban pockets the party crossed 10 percent vote share.

Actor-politician Kamal Haasan, who took the first <a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank" >Covid vaccine</a> dose on Tuesday, launched a sharp attack at the Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK. "Immunisation of the body immediately (and) vaccination against corruption next month.
Get ready," the leader said, referring to the April 6 Tamil Nadu assembly polls. Haasan, whose Makkal Needhi Maiam party will contest its first-ever assembly election in the state, shared a photograph of him taking the vaccine shot.
The MNM had contested the 2019 Lok Sabha election in Tamil Nadu getting a vote share of 3.77 percent. In some urban pockets the party crossed 10 percent vote share.
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In Oppn absence, RS passes 7 key bills in 210 minutes

In one of the most productive days in its history, Rajya Sabha on Tuesday in a matter of three and half hours passed seven key bills.&nbsp;

Rajya&nbsp;Sabha passes 7 bills n 3 and a half hours Bills passed as Opposition boycotted&nbsp;proceedings Bill abolishes penalty for certain offences by firms also passed In most bills, members participation was sparse

In one of the most productive days in its history, Rajya Sabha on Tuesday in a matter of three and half hours passed seven key bills including one that removes cereals, pulses and onion from the essential commodities list and another that abolishes penalty for certain offences by companies. This after most of the opposition including the Congress, Left parties, the TMC, the Samajwadi Party and the NCP decided to boycott House proceedings in protest against the suspension of eight MPs.&nbsp;Only members from the ruling BJP and its ally JD-U and those of parties such as AIADMK, BJD, YSR-Congress and TDP, which have been extending support to the Modi government on various issues, participated in the debates on the bills. In most bills, the members participation was sparse and the minister's reply brief.

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