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Stalin in a post on social media said Tamil Nadu would reject any form of Hindi hegemony and imposition as 'our language and heritage define us'

'Our language is our identity', Stalin slams alleged Hindi imposition by Centre

Stalin in a post on social media said Tamil Nadu would reject any form of Hindi hegemony and imposition as 'our language and heritage define us'

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has once again strongly condemned the alleged attempt by the Centre to impose the Hindi language across the country.
In a tweet on Saturday, Stalin criticised Home Minister Amit Shah's remarks that there was a need to gradually promote acceptance for the Hindi language without any kind of opposition even if the process was slow.
'It's a blatant attempt to subjugate non-Hindi speakers. Tamil Nadu rejects any form of Hindi hegemony and imposition. Our language and heritage define us, we won't be enslaved by Hindi', Stalin said in a tweet.&nbsp;
Shah reportedly made the remarks while chairing the 38th meeting of the Committee of Parliament on Official Language on Friday

The Tamil Nadu government on Thursday denied permission to the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) to take out its route march on October 2 in the state and also declined nod for a counter agitation planned by the Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK) on the same day.
Citing law and order issues due to protests by certain groups in the event of the RSS taking out a route march on Gandhi Jayanthi, the government had conveyed to it not to proceed with its plan, a senior RSS leader said.
"Our's is a peaceful march and the Madras High Court has already granted permission. We will approach the issue legally," a senior leader told PTI.
The RSS had already issued a legal notice to State Home Secretary Phanindra Reddy, DGP C Sylendra Babu and Tiruvallur police inspector seeking to know why contempt proceedings should not be initiated against them for disobeying the court order.
The DMK government has also denied permission to allies VCK, CPI and CPI(M) to hold a human chain protest on October 2.

Stalin govt denies nod to RSS march and counter protests on Gandhi Jayanthi 

The RSS had already issued a legal notice to State Home Secretary Phanindra Reddy, DGP C Sylendra Babu and Tiruvallur police inspector seeking to know why contempt proceedings should not be initiated against them for disobeying the court order.

The RSS had already issued a legal notice to State Home Secretary Phanindra Reddy, DGP C Sylendra Babu and Tiruvallur police inspector seeking to know why contempt proceedings should not be initiated against them for disobeying the court order.

The Tamil Nadu government on Thursday denied permission to the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) to take out its route march on October 2 in the state and also declined nod for a counter agitation planned by the Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK) on the same day.
Citing law and order issues due to protests by certain groups in the event of the RSS taking out a route march on Gandhi Jayanthi, the government had conveyed to it not to proceed with its plan, a senior RSS leader said.
"Our's is a peaceful march and the Madras High Court has already granted permission. We will approach the issue legally," a senior leader told PTI.
The RSS had already issued a legal notice to State Home Secretary Phanindra Reddy, DGP C Sylendra Babu and Tiruvallur police inspector seeking to know why contempt proceedings should not be initiated against them for disobeying the court order.
The DMK government has also denied permission to allies VCK, CPI and CPI(M) to hold a human chain protest on October 2.
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As the two leaders shared a stage in Tamil Nadu capital Chennai, Chief Minister MK Stalin urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to make Tamil an official language, on par with Hindi.Greeting Prime minister, Stalin said Tamil Nadu was a state for inclusive growth, equality and women’s empowerment and called it a “Dravidian model.” The DMK leader n also listed a set of key demands on behalf of the Tamil Nadu government including exemption from NEET and releasing pending GST dues. Stalin also demanded Tamil be the official language in High Court and Union Govt offices.
Earlier, after holding a massive roadshow in Chennai, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium to lay  the foundation stones of 11 projects worth over Rs 31,500 crore. 

Stalin shares stage with PM Modi, says make Tamil official language like Hindi

Greeting Prime minister, Stalin said Tamil Nadu was a state for inclusive growth, equality and women&rsquo;s empowerment and called it a &ldquo;Dravidian model.&rdquo;

As the two leaders shared a stage in Tamil Nadu&nbsp;capital Chennai,&nbsp;Chief Minister MK Stalin urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to make Tamil an official language, on par with Hindi. Greeting Prime minister, Stalin said Tamil Nadu was a state for inclusive growth, equality and women&rsquo;s empowerment and called it a &ldquo;Dravidian model.&rdquo; The DMK&nbsp;leader also listed a set of key demands on behalf of the Tamil Nadu&nbsp;government including exemption from NEET and releasing pending GST dues. Stalin also demanded Tamil be the official language in High Court and Union Govt offices. Also Watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/karan-johar-opens-up-on-north-versus-south-films-1653312557583">Karan Johar opens up on North versus South films</a>
Earlier, after holding a massive roadshow in Chennai, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium to lay&nbsp; the foundation stones of 11 projects worth over Rs 31,500 crore.&nbsp;

The Supreme Court ordered the release of one of the seven people convicted of involvement in the 1991 murder of former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi.AG Perarivalan had spent over 30 years in jail. In 1998, he was given a death sentence, but it was later commuted.Arrested at the age of 19, Perarivalan was convicted of procuring batteries that were used in the bomb to kill Rajiv Gandhi.The ex-PM was assassinated by a female suicide bomber as he addressed an election rally in Tamil Nadu.Rajiv's killing was widely seen as retaliation for his having sent Indian peacekeepers to Sri Lanka in 1987 when he was prime minister.Perarivalan was a supporter of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, which a rebel group fighting for a separate Tamil state in Sri Lanka. The rebels were finally defeated by Sri Lankan troops in 2009.Perarivalan -- one of the seven convicts and his mother Arputhammal met Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin in Chennai soon after the release.The release of Rajiv Gandhi's killers is one of the key common grounds between the DMK and its political rival AIADMK in view of the sensitivities on the subject in the southern state.  
The cause of the Lankan Tamils has always generated sympathy given the state's long tradition of identity-based Dravidian politics.  
In its last manifesto ahead of the state elections, the DMK had promised to set free the seven convicts in the assassination case once it comes to power.

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AG Perarivalan&nbsp;was convicted for his involvement in Rajiv&nbsp;Gandhi's assassination&nbsp;

The Supreme Court ordered the release of one of the seven people&nbsp;convicted of involvement in the 1991 murder of former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi. AG Perarivalan had spent over 30 years in jail. In 1998, he was given a death sentence, but it was later commuted. Arrested at the age of 19, Perarivalan was convicted of procuring batteries that were used in the bomb to kill Rajiv Gandhi. The ex-PM was assassinated by a female suicide bomber as he addressed an election rally in Tamil Nadu. Rajiv's killing was widely seen as retaliation for his having sent Indian peacekeepers to Sri Lanka in 1987 when he was prime minister. Perarivalan was a supporter of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, which a rebel group fighting for a separate Tamil state in Sri Lanka. The rebels were finally defeated by Sri Lankan troops in 2009. Perarivalan -- one of the seven convicts and his mother Arputhammal met Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin in Chennai soon after the release. The release of Rajiv Gandhi's killers is one of the key common grounds between the DMK and its political rival AIADMK in view of the sensitivities on the subject in the southern state. &nbsp;
The cause of the Lankan Tamils has always generated sympathy given the state's long tradition of identity-based Dravidian politics. &nbsp;
In its last manifesto ahead of the state elections, the DMK had promised to set free the seven convicts in the assassination case once it comes to power.
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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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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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