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    Stalin has no right to describe Constitutional Amendment Bill a 'Black Bill': Amit Shah

    Amit Shah attacked Chief Minister MK Stalin, calling his government the most corrupt. Shah defended the Constitutional Amendment Bill. He accused Stalin of prioritizing his son Udhayanidhi's political career. Shah also criticized Sonia Gandhi's focus on Rahul Gandhi's prime ministerial aspirations. He highlighted corruption cases against DMK leaders like K Ponmudy and V Senthil Balaji.

    After SC pressure, Senthil Balaji resigns from TN govt; K Ponmudy quits too as CM Stalin rejigs portfolios

    Tamil Nadu ministers Senthil Balaji and K Ponmudy have resigned from their cabinet positions, which Governor RN Ravi accepted. This action follows legal and political pressure on Balaji, particularly after Supreme Court concerns about his ministerial tenure despite criminal charges.

    US tariffs will have minimal impact on Indian economy, claims BJP

    The BJP asserts India's economic resilience amidst global tariff concerns, highlighting the success of initiatives like Mudra Yojana in bolstering the MSME sector and empowering marginalized entrepreneurs. The party also criticizes a DMK minister in Tamil Nadu for allegedly making derogatory remarks against certain communities and Hindi speakers, demanding his removal from office due to disrespecting Sanatan Dharma.

    DMK minister sacked after "disgusting" remarks on sex worker linked to Shaivism-Vaishnavism go viral

    K Ponmudy, a senior DMK leader and Tamil Nadu Minister, faced removal from his key party position as deputy general secretary following widespread condemnation of his controversial remarks about Shaivism, Vaishnavism, and women.

    Udhayanidhi Stalin becomes deputy CM in cabinet reshuffle

    Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin announced a cabinet reshuffle, appointing his son Udhayanidhi Stalin as Deputy Chief Minister. Udhayanidhi, a first-time MLA, will also handle Planning and Development. Senthil Balaji is re-inducted as a minister, while K Ponmudy and Rajakannappan are reassigned. The swearing-in ceremony is scheduled for Sunday.

    Tamil Nadu governor R N Ravi swears in DMK's Ponmudy as minister

    Venkataramani told a three-judge bench headed by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud the governor has invited Ponmudi at 3:30 pm to take oath as a minister.

    The Economic Times
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