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In a recent video Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin is seen working out at a gym and setting fitness goals for his followers.
In the 37-second clip, Stalin is seen engrossed in his fitness routine
The video has been widely shared on social media and is inspiring people to take their exercise regime seriously
A few weeks ago, Stalin surprised locals who saw him cycling on the road to Mamallapuram
The DMK leader had also stopped at a roadside stall for a cup of tea and obliged the locals with selfies

Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin hits the gym, gives fitness goals. Watch

Stalin sets fitness goals. In the 37-second clip, Tamil Nadu&nbsp;CM is seen engrossed in his exercise&nbsp;routine

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin gives fitness goals
Stalin hits the gym, seen engrossed in exercise regime
Stalin's gym widely shared on social media, inspires people
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Stalin sets fitness goals. In the 37-second clip, Tamil Nadu&nbsp;CM is seen engrossed in his exercise&nbsp;routine

In a recent video Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin is seen working out at a gym and setting fitness goals for his followers.
In the 37-second clip, Stalin is seen engrossed in his fitness routine
The video has been widely shared on social media and is inspiring people to take their exercise regime seriously
A few weeks ago, Stalin surprised locals who saw him cycling on the road to Mamallapuram
The DMK leader had also stopped at a roadside stall for a cup of tea and obliged the locals with selfies
Also See&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/watch-shashi-tharoor-gets-into-the-spirit-of-things-in-his-onam-greetings-1629529732459" target="_blank">Watch: Shashi Tharoor gets 'into the spirit of things' in his Onam greetings</a>

The DMK government in Tamil Nadu on Friday slashed state tax on petrol by Rs three per litre to ease the burden on the citizens.
Finance Minister Palanivel Thiaga Rajan announced the cut while presenting the Revised Budget for 2021-22 to the Assembly.
This measure will result in a loss of revenue of Rs.1,160 crore a year," the Finance Minister said.
The state government held the Centre responsible for increase in the cost of fuel and said the onus of providing relief to end consumers lay with the union government.
Fuel prices have been rising across the country and have breached the ₹ 100 mark in several states.
Fuel prices differ from state to state depending on local taxes. Over 50% of the retail petrol prices comprises of central and state taxes.

DMK govt in Tamil Nadu slashes petrol prices by Rs 3, targets Centre

The DMK government in Tamil Nadu on Friday slashed petrol prices in the state by Rs 3 per litre,&nbsp;which will cost the state Rs 1,160 crore a year

The DMK government in Tamil Nadu on Friday slashed state tax on petrol by Rs three per litre to ease the burden on the citizens.
Finance Minister Palanivel Thiaga Rajan announced the cut while presenting the Revised Budget for 2021-22 to the Assembly.
This measure will result in a loss of revenue of Rs.1,160 crore a year," the Finance Minister said.
The state government held the Centre responsible for increase in the cost of fuel and said the onus of providing relief to end consumers lay with the union government.
Fuel prices have been rising across the country and have breached the ₹100 mark in several states.
Fuel prices differ from state to state depending on local taxes. Over 50% of the retail petrol prices comprises of central and state taxes.

The DMK government in Tamil Nadu on Friday slashed petrol prices in the state by Rs 3 per litre,&nbsp;which will cost the state Rs 1,160 crore a year

The DMK government in Tamil Nadu on Friday slashed state tax on petrol by Rs three per litre to ease the burden on the citizens.
Finance Minister Palanivel Thiaga Rajan announced the cut while presenting the Revised Budget for 2021-22 to the Assembly.
This measure will result in a loss of revenue of Rs.1,160 crore a year," the Finance Minister said.
The state government held the Centre responsible for increase in the cost of fuel and said the onus of providing relief to end consumers lay with the union government.
Fuel prices have been rising across the country and have breached the ₹ 100 mark in several states.
Fuel prices differ from state to state depending on local taxes. Over 50% of the retail petrol prices comprises of central and state taxes.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi lashed out at the Opposition for creating a ruckus in Parliament on Monday, and preventing him from introducing newly-inducted Union ministers in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.
In the BJP parliamentary meeting held on Tuesday, the Prime Minister said that the negative publicity by the opposition is sad. 
Opposition parties including the Congress, TMC, RJD, DMK also held a meeting at the Parliament premises and will raise the Pegasus issue in Parliament. Trinamool MPs staged a dharna near Gandhi statue in Parliament over Pegasus Snoopgate row. They will be joining the Opposition parties and have submitted notices to discuss the issue in both Houses.

At BJP meeting in Parliament, PM Modi calls negative publicity by Opposition sad

PM Modi&nbsp;told BJP&nbsp;MPs at the party's parliamentary meeting that negativity beig created by the Opposition is sad

PM Modi&nbsp;hits back at Opposition&nbsp;over ruckus in Parliament on Monday
PM was trying to introduce newly-inducted Union ministers in the House
PM Modi: negative publicity that is being created by the Opposition is sad
Opposition will raise the Pegasus issue in Parliament, submitted notices
TMC&nbsp;MPs staged&nbsp;dharna near Gandhi statue in Parliament over Pegasus row
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Opposition parties including the Congress, TMC, RJD, DMK also held a meeting at the Parliament premises and will raise the Pegasus issue in Parliament.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi lashed out at the Opposition for creating a ruckus in Parliament on Monday, and preventing him from introducing newly-inducted Union ministers in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/parliament-set-for-monsoon-session-opposition-fireworks-expected-1626657914270">Monsoon session begins: Opposition raises Pegasus storm in Parliament</a>
In the BJP parliamentary meeting held on Tuesday, the Prime Minister said that the negative publicity by the opposition is sad.
Opposition parties including the Congress, TMC, RJD, DMK also held a meeting at the Parliament premises and will raise the Pegasus issue in Parliament. Trinamool MPs staged a dharna near Gandhi statue in Parliament over Pegasus Snoopgate row. They will be joining the Opposition parties and have submitted notices to discuss the issue in both Houses.

Tamil Nadu minister, Anitha Radhakrishnan, was caught on camera being carried by fishermen to save his slippers from getting wet

Fishermen carry TN minister from boat to land. Netizens slam the VIP culture

Tamil Nadu&nbsp;minister, Anitha Radhakrishnan, was caught on camera being carried by fishermen to save his slippers from getting wet

Fishermen carry TN minister from boat to land as he won't wet his shoes
Anitha Radhakrishnan was in Palaverkadu to investigate sea erosion
DMK&nbsp;minister&nbsp;caught on camera being carried by fishermen to save his slippers
Video has gone viral, people are criticizing the minister over VIP culture

Tamil Nadu&nbsp;minister, Anitha Radhakrishnan, was caught on camera being carried by fishermen to save his slippers from getting wet

Tamil Nadu's Minister for Fisheries and Animal Husbandry, Anitha Radhakrishnan, was caught on camera being carried by fishermen to save his slippers from getting wet.
The DMK minister was in Palaverkadu to investigate sea erosion and had taken a boat ride.
When the boat came to the shore, the fishermen placed a chair in front of the boat so that the minister could get off. However, seeing his hesitation to get his shoes wet, the fishermen carried the minister to the dry land.
The video has gone viral on social media and people are criticizing the minister over VIP culture.
The minister remains defiant and said he agreed to climb on a fisherman's shoulder as they asked him out of affection

Tamil Nadu&rsquo;s new cabinet has a Gandhi, a Nehru, and well, Stalin. DMK chief MK Stalin, who took oath as CM on Friday, had submitted a list of 34 ministers who would be appointed in the state cabinet to the Tamil Nadu Governor. The new Tamil Nadu Cabinet will have some unusual names banded together as MK Stalin has proposed KN Nehru&rsquo;s name for the portfolio of Minister for Municipal Administration in charge of Urban and Water Supply and R Gandhi's name for Handlooms and Textiles ministry. While R Gandhi was elected to the Tamil Nadu Assembly from Ranipet constituency, KN Nehru won his fifth straight elections from the Tiruchi West constituency.

Tamil Nadu’s new cabinet has a Gandhi, Nehru, and well, Stalin

The new Tamil Nadu Cabinet will have some unusual names banded together -&nbsp; Gandhi, Nehru and Stalin

Tamil Nadu&rsquo;s new cabinet has a Gandhi, a Nehru, and well, Stalin. DMK chief MK Stalin, who took oath as CM on Friday, had submitted a list of 34 ministers who would be appointed in the state cabinet to the Tamil Nadu Governor. The new Tamil Nadu Cabinet will have some unusual names banded together as MK Stalin has proposed KN Nehru&rsquo;s name for the portfolio of Minister for Municipal Administration in charge of Urban and Water Supply and R Gandhi's name for Handlooms and Textiles ministry. While R Gandhi was elected to the Tamil Nadu Assembly from Ranipet constituency, KN Nehru won his fifth straight elections from the Tiruchi West constituency.

DMK president MK Stalin, who led his party to a huge victory in the Assembly polls, was sworn in as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu on Friday.
Governor Banwarilal Purohit administered the oath of office and secrecy to 68-year old Stalin, for whom this would be the first stint as CM.
AIADMK top leader O Panneerselvam, leaders from alliance parties including Congress's P Chidambaram, MDMK chief Vaiko and top state officials took part in the ceremony.
A simple ceremony adhering to Covid-19 guidelines was organised at the Raj Bhavan.

MK Stalin takes oath, begins first stint as Tamil Nadu CM

DMK president MK Stalin, who led his party to a huge victory in the Assembly polls, was sworn in as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu on Friday.

DMK president MK Stalin, who led his party to a huge victory in the Assembly polls, was sworn in as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu on Friday.
Governor Banwarilal Purohit administered the oath of office and secrecy to 68-year old Stalin, for whom this would be the first stint as CM.
AIADMK top leader O Panneerselvam, leaders from alliance parties including Congress's P Chidambaram, MDMK chief Vaiko and top state officials took part in the ceremony.
A simple ceremony adhering to Covid-19 guidelines was organised at the Raj Bhavan.

The &lsquo;son&rsquo; has risen in Tamil Nadu. In the first assembly elections fought without party patriarch M Karunanidhi, MK Stalin has led DMK to a victory.
He has not only ended AIADMK&rsquo;s 10-year reign but paved the way for finally, beyond any doubt, emerging out of his father&rsquo;s shadow.
Signs of DMK&rsquo;s resurgence under Stalin were first seen in 2019 Lok Sabha elections when the party and its allies won 38 out of the 39 seats in Tamil Nadu.
One of AIADMK&rsquo;s constant charge against the DMK has been of dynastic politics but Stalin is not an heir who has been air dropped. Karunanidhi groomed him into one over years and many political analysts say that the late DMK supremo should have let Stalin take over earlier.
Stalin held various positions in the party and state administration before making it to the top post of the Chief Minister. He started from the grassroots by becoming a ward and then district representative and then moved on to being the party&rsquo;s youth wing president. He was Chennai&rsquo;s Mayor in 1996 and earned the moniker of the &lsquo;father of the city&rsquo; for his work on building of flyovers, roads and modernisation of the city's garbage collection infrastructure and schools. He has also held the post of deputy chief minister.
The election was bound to be tough for both parties without Dravidian giants J Jayalalithaa and M Karunanidhi but DMK seem to have rallied well to clinch victory despite the void.
AIADMK has, however, had leadership issues immediately after Jayalalithaa&rsquo;s death and though E Palanisami and O Panneerselvam managed to cobble up a deal, the party has not been able to project a strong leadership.
Add to that the breakaway faction floated by Sasikala&rsquo;s nephew TTV Dinakaran which cut into AIADMK&rsquo;s votes.
AIADMK&rsquo;s alliance with BJP could have cost them a third consecutive term. Politics in Tamil Nadu is done around the Dravidian identity and AIADMK&rsquo;s perceived subservience to north-based BJP has created an image of a party that is ready to compromise Tamil culture and language for political gains.
The party faced a 10-year anti-incumbency and in attempt to offset it Chief Minister Palanisami mainly focussed on his govt&rsquo;s achievements, including his govt&rsquo;s management of the Covid-19 pandemic. He even defended the alliance with the party in power at the Centre by saying that if it brings development to
to Tamil Nadu there is nothing wrong it but not all the party workers agree with him. Several party leaders and workers refused to campaign alongside BJP workers during the campaign and many only campaigned in their constituency. Palanisami and Panneerselvam were the only leaders who canvassed across the state.
DMK and Stalin may have won but they will have little time to celebrate as a resurgent pandemic and a collapsing healthcare system awaits the new govt.

DMK wins Tamil Nadu: Stalin's moment under the sun

The &lsquo;son&rsquo; has risen in Tamil Nadu. In the first assembly elections fought without party patriarch M Karunanidhi, MK Stalin has led DMK to a victory.
He has not only ended AIADMK&rsquo;s 10-year reign but paved the way for finally, beyond any doubt, emerging out of his father&rsquo;s shadow.
Signs of DMK&rsquo;s resurgence under Stalin were first seen in 2019 Lok Sabha elections when the party and its allies won 38 out of the 39 seats in Tamil Nadu.
One of AIADMK&rsquo;s constant charge against the DMK has been of dynastic politics but Stalin is not an heir who has been air dropped. Karunanidhi groomed him into one over years and many political analysts say that the late DMK supremo should have let Stalin take over earlier.
Stalin held various positions in the party and state administration before making it to the top post of the Chief Minister. He started from the grassroots by becoming a ward and then district representative and then moved on to being the party&rsquo;s youth wing president. He was Chennai&rsquo;s Mayor in 1996 and earned the moniker of the &lsquo;father of the city&rsquo; for his work on building of flyovers, roads and modernisation of the city's garbage collection infrastructure and schools. He has also held the post of deputy chief minister.
The election was bound to be tough for both parties without Dravidian giants J Jayalalithaa and M Karunanidhi but DMK seem to have rallied well to clinch victory despite the void.
AIADMK has, however, had leadership issues immediately after Jayalalithaa&rsquo;s death and though E Palanisami and O Panneerselvam managed to cobble up a deal, the party has not been able to project a strong leadership.
Add to that the breakaway faction floated by Sasikala&rsquo;s nephew TTV Dinakaran which cut into AIADMK&rsquo;s votes.
AIADMK&rsquo;s alliance with BJP could have cost them a third consecutive term. Politics in Tamil Nadu is done around the Dravidian identity and AIADMK&rsquo;s perceived subservience to north-based BJP has created an image of a party that is ready to compromise Tamil culture and language for political gains.
The party faced a 10-year anti-incumbency and in attempt to offset it Chief Minister Palanisami mainly focussed on his govt&rsquo;s achievements, including his govt&rsquo;s management of the Covid-19 pandemic. He even defended the alliance with the party in power at the Centre by saying that if it brings development to
to Tamil Nadu there is nothing wrong it but not all the party workers agree with him. Several party leaders and workers refused to campaign alongside BJP workers during the campaign and many only campaigned in their constituency. Palanisami and Panneerselvam were the only leaders who canvassed across the state.
DMK and Stalin may have won but they will have little time to celebrate as a resurgent pandemic and a collapsing healthcare system awaits the new govt.

DMK workers and supporters celebrated outside Anna Arivalayam, the party headquarters in Chennai, as official trends showed the party leading in the Tamil Nadu Assembly election. A large number of party leaders and workers reached the party headquarters in Chennai. Flouting the Election Commission guidelines, party workers were seen breaking into a celebratory dance and some bursting crackers. No social distancing norms were followed and people were also seen without masks even as the Covoid-19 cases see a massive surge.

Poll victory celebrations: EC calls for action against crowding

TN: Flouting EC guidelines DMK workers celebrate as party heads for victory in assembly polls

Poll counting: EC takes note of crowds gathering to celebrate
Prohibit victory celebrations urgently: EC directs amid Covid&nbsp;surge
WB, TN: party supporters gather in streets, flout EC guidelines
Covid&nbsp;safety protocols gone for a toss as party supporters celebrate
EC guidelines: no victory parade for assembly elections win

The Election Commission of India has taken note of crowds gathering to celebrate their party&rsquo;s victory in the assembly elections and has directed chief secretaries to file FIRs in each such case. EC asked States and UTs to "prohibit victory celebrations urgently" and also directed that responsible officials must be suspended immediately.
In West Bengal, the Mamata Banerjee led TMC government is seen heading towards victory in the assembly polls while in Tamil Nadu. Stalin&rsquo;s DMK is poised to win. Supporters of TMC in Bengal and DMK in Tamil Nadu gathered on the streets to celebrate flouting the Election Commission guidelines.
Party workers were seen breaking into a celebratory dance, bursting crackers and feeding sweets to each other in complete disregard of the poll body&rsquo;s instructions. No social distancing norms were followed and people were also seen without masks even as the Covoid-19 cases see a massive surge.

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>

Income Tax officials raided senior DMK leader EV Velu on Thursday. The raids took place around the same time his party chief MK Stalin campaigned for him ahead of the April 6 state election.
Velu is seeking re-election from Tiruvannamalai constituency. Income Tax officials said the searches were based on "credible inputs of cash movement" during the campaign, NDTV has reported. Searches took place at over 10 locations including EV Velu's home in Tiruvannamalai.
Officials said properties linked to the leader were also searched in Chennai.

Tamil Nadu Elections: Tax raids on DMK leader as MK Stalin campaigns for him

Income Tax officials raided senior DMK leader EV Velu on Thursday. The raids took place around the same time his party chief MK Stalin campaigned for him

Tax raids on DMK leader as Stalin campaigns for him

Income Tax officials raided senior DMK leader EV Velu on Thursday. The raids took place around the same time his party chief MK Stalin campaigned for him ahead of the April 6 state election. Velu is seeking re-election from Tiruvannamalai constituency. Income Tax officials said the searches were based on "credible inputs of cash movement" during the campaign, NDTV has reported. Searches took place at over 10 locations including EV Velu's home in Tiruvannamalai. Officials said properties linked to the leader were also searched in Chennai.

Income Tax officials raided senior DMK leader EV Velu on Thursday. The raids took place around the same time his party chief MK Stalin campaigned for him ahead of the April 6 state election.
Velu is seeking re-election from Tiruvannamalai constituency. Income Tax officials said the searches were based on "credible inputs of cash movement" during the campaign, NDTV has reported. Searches took place at over 10 locations including EV Velu's home in Tiruvannamalai.
Officials said properties linked to the leader were also searched in Chennai.

DMK president MK Stalin on Saturday released the party manifesto for the upcoming Tamil Nadu assembly elections. The party has and promised to slash petrol and diesel prices by ₹5 and ₹4 per litre respectively and a subsidy of ₹100 on LPG gas cylinder.&nbsp;party has also promised to cut Aavin milk price by ₹3 among other things. Besides these, the DMK election manifesto carries 500 poll promises, including waiver of student loans, ₹1,000 crore for temples and ₹200 crores for maintenance of churches and mosques in the state. Tamil Nadu will vote on April 6.

Tamil Nadu polls: DMK promises cheaper petrol, diesel & subsidy on gas cylinders

Cheaper petrol, diesel and milk; subsidised gas cylinder headline DMK's&nbsp;election manifesto

DMK promises cheaper petrol, diesel & subsidy on gas cylinders

DMK president MK Stalin on Saturday released the party manifesto for the upcoming Tamil Nadu assembly elections. The party has and promised to slash petrol and diesel prices by ₹5 and ₹4 per litre respectively and a subsidy of ₹100 on LPG gas cylinder.&nbsp;party has also promised to cut Aavin milk price by ₹3 among other things. Besides these, the DMK election manifesto carries 500 poll promises, including waiver of student loans, ₹1,000 crore for temples and ₹200 crores for maintenance of churches and mosques in the state. Tamil Nadu will vote on April 6.

DMK chief MK Stalin on Sunday finalised the seat-sharing deal with seven partners for the upcoming Assembly elections in Tamil Nadu.

Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2021: DMK seals seat-sharing deal, Congress gets 25 seats

DMK chief MK Stalin on Sunday finalised the seat-sharing deal with seven partners, including the Congress,&nbsp;for the upcoming Assembly elections in Tamil Nadu

DMK seals seat-sharing, Cong gets 25 seats to contest in Tamil Nadu

DMK chief MK Stalin on Sunday finalised the seat-sharing deal with seven partners for the upcoming Assembly elections in Tamil Nadu. AS per the deal, the DMK will fight 170 of the 234 assembly seats with an aim to get a simple majority on its own. Stalin agreed to allot 25 assembly seats and the Kanyakumari Lok Sabha seat to main ally Congress. The Kanyakumari seat fell vacant after the death of Congress MP H Vasanthakumar last year. Stalin also announced sops for people in a 10-year vision plan if the coalition comes to power after the April 6 polls. He has promised to give ₹1,000 every month to housewives and create a million jobs every month.

DMK chief MK Stalin on Sunday finalised the seat-sharing deal with seven partners for the upcoming Assembly elections in Tamil Nadu.
As per the deal, the DMK will fight 170 of the 234 assembly seats with an aim to get a simple majority on its own. Stalin agreed to allot 25 assembly seats and the Kanyakumari Lok Sabha seat to main ally Congress.
The Kanyakumari seat fell vacant after the death of Congress MP H Vasanthakumar last year. Stalin also announced sops for people in a 10-year vision plan if the coalition comes to power after the April 6 polls.
He has promised to give ₹1,000 every month to housewives and create a million jobs every month.

Expelled DMK leader MK Alagiri on Sunday trained guns at his brother and DMK chief MK Stalin claiming that Stalin can never become chief minister of Tamil Nadu. Alagiri, who was expelled from the DMK seven years ago after a bitter power tussle with Stalin, held discussions with his close associates and supporters in Madurai over his next course of political action. With Assembly elections in Tamil Nadu approaching, the former Union Minister's role is being speculated, from joining the BJP to floating his own outfit. He has asked his supporters to be prepared for any kind of move from him.

'Can never become CM': Alagiri trains guns at Stalin

Expelled DMK leader MK Alagiri on Sunday trained guns at his brother and DMK chief MK Stalin claiming that Stalin can never become chief minister of Tamil Nadu

'Can never become CM': Alagiri trains guns at Stalin 

Expelled DMK leader MK Alagiri on Sunday trained guns at his brother and DMK chief MK Stalin claiming that Stalin can never become chief minister of Tamil Nadu. Alagiri, who was expelled from the DMK seven years ago after a bitter power tussle with Stalin, held discussions with his close associates and supporters in Madurai over his next course of political action. With Assembly elections in Tamil Nadu approaching, the former Union Minister's role is being speculated, from joining the BJP to floating his own outfit. He has asked his supporters to be prepared for any kind of move from him.

Save people from Covid instead of saving Hindi: Stalin to Shah

DMK President MK Stalin has hit out at Home Minister Amit Shah over his Hindi Diwas message. South leader asked Shah to focus on saving Indians from Covid&nbsp;instead of saving Hindi

DMK President MK Stalin has hit out at Home Minister Amit Shah over his Hindi Diwas message. Stalin asked the home minister to save Indians from Covid-19 rather than Hindi. The DMK&nbsp;leader took exception to Shah's comments on Monday where he described Hindi as common thread that binds India. In a social media post, Stalin asked how can Hindi which is spoken by people in a few states connect the whole country? "Hindi is actually diving the people," he added.

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