Dimple Yadav vows to visit Ayodhya temple despite boycott call
Dimple said the religious faith should not be tied to politics as every citizen of the country is free to worship at the Ram temple.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin, ignoring the call of Telangana CM K Chandrasekhar Rao for a boycott by opposition parties, attended the all-party meeting convened by the Union Government to discuss preparation for G20 meetings in India. Leaders of some parties like the TRS, RJD and JD(U) kept away from the meet. However, Stalin made the trip to Delhi.
Stalin was accompanied by DMK MP and former Union minister TR Baalu.
Advertisement
Addressing the meeting, Stalin assured the Centre of TN’s full support and cooperation. The State will continue to support the Indian government in all ways, to fulfill its global commitments, he said
Advertisement
“This is a matter of great pride to our country and we have a very important role to play in promoting international understanding. India is keenly observed by not just G20 countries, but all countries around the globe,” he said.
Stalin hoped that the PM would take this opportunity to promote the values of peace, non-violence, harmony, equality and equal justice all over the world.
He pointed out that Tamil Nadu was undertaking several efforts in accordance with India’s climate change targets, he said.
The Tamil Nadu government had set up the ‘TN Green Climate Company’, a Special Purpose Vehicle to tackle climate change and manage nature conservation missions.
Stalin thanked the PM “on behalf of the people of Tamil Nadu for this opportunity,” Stalin said.
Advertisement
Related posts
“PM has set divine mandate, he understands Bharat, power of its people,” Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi
Amid the ongoing tussle between Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin and Tamil Nadu Governor R N Ravi over the dismissal of V Senthil Balaji as a minister, Governor R N Ravi heaped praise on PM Modi for his vision.
Withdrawal of Rs 2,000 note to cover up drubbing in Karnataka elections: Stalin
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. K. Stalin on Saturday said that the Union government's move to withdraw Rs 2,000 currency notes from circulation was a calculated move to cover up the drubbing the BJP faced in Karnataka assembly elections.
