CM Stalin seeks urgent meeting with PM Modi over delimitation concerns
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has requested an urgent meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi to voice concerns over the proposed delimitation exercise.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has requested an urgent meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi to voice concerns over the proposed delimitation exercise.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday took on Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin over the language issue under the National Education Policy (NEP), urging the state to introduce engineering and medical education in Tamil.
The all-party meeting convened by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin to discuss issues related to the delimitation of constituencies will take place on Wednesday at the secretariat here. The BJP, NTK and the Tamil Maanila Congress have decided to boycott the meet.
Tamil Nadu’s political landscape is once again dominated by a familiar debate ~ Hindi imposition. Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has revived the decades-old resistance against the language, making it a central theme ah ead of next year’s assembly elections.
The holiday has been declared following a weather department warning of very heavy rains in these areas on Tuesday.
The Nan Mudhalvan scheme will be conducted in all districts from June 29 to July 3.
The Chief Minister also urged officials to raise public awareness about the importance of following Covid-19 measures including as wearing masks
According to Stalin, all the States must find proportional representation on the Bench of the Supreme Court.
Stalin said the Bill was introduced to amend the laws enabling the state government to appoint the Vice Chancellors.
He also noted that RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat had got an opportunity to hoist the national flag at a school in Kerala during the regime of Vijayan.