How about BJP in Tamilnadu assemblely?
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NIL is my bet. Unless they strike a last minute alliance, which I doubt.\n\nWhat good ground they have lost, havent they.
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He has got a vote share of 8.33% in the recent assembly elections. He should not think this as his vote bank and join the coalition with two dravidian parties in future bcoz these are votes for change and probably not in particular for him. If he continues to be alone, he has the bright prospects of becoming CM.
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You guys are right, there are hundreds of problems with BJP.\n\nBut C'mon.  Lets look at the options ahead of us.  The Indian national congress??? They are a bunch of village idiots.  They are sellouts who only care for the minorities.  As far as they are concerned, the 83% of the Indian population can disappear.\n\nEven in foreign policy, their work is shambolic.  They are scared, docile, unproactive.  They are only good at being controlled by events rather than controlling them.\n\nNow in contrast, BJP have shown themselves to be patriotic and to have balls.  You need a party like the BJP who are courageous enough to put India on the map.  I hope to god that they come back in power.  If the INC had been in power during the late 90s, do u guys really think that India would have become a nuclear power??? I don't think so.\n\nThe only thing I have to say, is that if Indians carry on voting for the Indian National Congress of idiots, my beloved country shall not realise its full potential.
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man what do you want to know about the tamil nadu factory rules it would be wise to contact the respective ministry if on a large scale if it affects the environment u could coltact the tamilnadu pollution control board or in a small scale rules are nearly very little
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TDP (Telugu Desam Party) or BJP (Bharatiya Janata Party) or any party of the NDA (National Democratic Alliance)
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Hasn't this always been the case in Tamil Nadu?
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yes. they can win the panchayat elections in a better manner compared to assembly elections. b4 that they should execute most of their promises. they have already started with that process. so they will win.
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Vijayakanth has to go a long way in Politics. He should clear his stands in vital issues and long term plans and policies. Just now he started a party and all of a sudden he should not dream about CM. Except him, people doesn't know any other person in DMDK. \n Let us see how he is performing at Virudhachalam.If he can show an outstanding performance at Virudhachalam and still keeps the integrity of the party till 2011, he can expect some more seats and become a 'king maker'.But, let him prove himself first.
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Both have won - as M.L.A.'s! Mr Karunanidhi has won as the CM. But, we are yet to see who is to win the heart of the electorate! That will be decided in the next election, obviously.
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Honestly, We people in Tamilnadu need to realize more about our politicians. Whether Jaya is right or wrong, I am sure that we as a stupid peoples in Tamilnadu, watching the same story since. No one has the guts to appreciate the good areas of the opposite party in country level and we are seeing them migrating here and there only for their financial needs or only to protect their assets. \nIt is true, there must be a backup for their personnel income to our leaders, who are in the right position, before they launch any new scheme in to public. \nThe truth, the politicians are always in one group, but when it come to business just they change the face into different political names to achieve their target and we fools vote for them and we have to vote for them. that's all. \nHow could we expect such a cooperation or relationship between central and state? assume that they started to discuss and cooperate in the right way, sure there is no more buissness, no money. Why should they struggle for nothing?\nNobody can imagine, how possible (VaiKo, Saratkumar, Radhika, Karate Thiyagarajan, Bakyaraj, T. Rajendar & as many)the respected leaders can change them frequently and  showing their face in to public asking to support their new party? \nWe have to vote as they want and they will enjoy the benifits. \nIs it fair? We should change this kind of trend whether we educated or not. Everyone has to think well and decide now rather follow them or follow our own?
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No. \n\nNot in the near future. Politicians make strange bed-fellows. Just to save his skin and fill his coffers, KCR  is staying as central minister and rarely visits the state. Here his stooges and other detractors within his party make all loose statments.\n\nIf at all it is going to happen..then Hyderabad (for which KCR is vying for like eating the cake and the cream too) will be made a Union Teritory. Then whatever rust this moment has accumulated will be scrapped out. \n\nRe-phrashing in Shudu Telugu (Accha Telugu lo) - Pattina Tuppu anta vadli potundi)
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No action taken so far. It was only a lip-level talk and no concrete action will be taken. Now Congress coalition government has crossed 50% of the tenure and they will be busy in forming alliance, collecting money and working for the next election. No one in the government has time even to think to bring down the prices, give minimum amenities and good to the common people. \nThe remote possibility of this dream is only if a majority government stays in power at least for 5 full terms. If it is a coalition government, Karunanidihi and Lallu will ask their share in terms of money first and Chidambaram will find means to increase the taxes by another 50% of the total taxes now collect.\n\nIt is better to put the proposal in the bin now-.
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If you mean Record margin,I have that answer\n\nIn Alathur, the CPI(M) candidate, M. Chandran, who was the district secretary of the party earlier, won with the biggest margin in Assembly elections in the State: 47,671 votes. Such a huge margin was a surprise even for the LDF election managers.\n\nMr. Chandran was dropped from the party State secretariat after the Malappuram State conference.\n\nHis nearest rival in Alathur, A. Raghavan of the Democratic Indira Congress-Karunakaran (DIC-K), received only 25,560 votes and the BJP candidate, G. Salprakash, received 6,885 votes.\n\nSuch a humiliating defeat for the DIC(K) candidate is said to be because of the disappointment of the local Congress leaders in allotting the seat to the former
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DMK have a good chance of winning this time.But i wish LOK PARITANTRA wins atleast in one constituency.
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tamil nadu or kerala or jammu & kashmir. i think in india.
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Both LTTE and the Srilankan Government should come forward for peace talks. This issue can be resolved only be hearty talks and not by armaments. \n Lets hope for a better future and let our future generation break the slave cuffs and breathe the free air.
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in tamil nadu  its very easy