TAMILNADU POLITICS;JAYA ISN'T MAINTAINING GOOD RELATIONSHIP WITH CENTRE.IS THAT fair?
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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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Jayalalitha, who had spent Wednesday in her Sirudavoor residence, about 50 km from the city, returned here in the afternoon as it became clear that there was no way that the AIADMK and its allies could cobble a majority in the 234-member house. \n\nOf the results declared, the DMK-led Democratic Progressive Alliance (DPA) got 161 and the AIADMK 68. A party needs at least 118 seats to form government. \n\nIs that what you are referring to?  Your sentence construction and spelling is so poor, I'm not really sure what you were asking.  If that was what you were asking, well, it's called democratic process.  The people vote to the party they think is the best.  And obviously the majority didn't agree YOUR apparent choice was the best one.\n\nNext time you post a question, before you submit it, hit the "Check Spelling" box in the upper right corner where you typed.
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Expecting any firm result is out of scope this time.\nit is going to be neck to neck.\nBut percentage in DMK votes may come down due to vijaykanth.\n\nWhoever comes we'll just hope that he does good.
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It is coalition politics. Sonia Gandhi who accused them as killers of Rajiv Gandhi, in cllusion with LTTE has accpted them as bed fellows for cheap political gain. This is politics! Of course, of Indian style.
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I don't read Tamil books anymore, thanks for the offer. \nAnyway Sanjana you do realize you are swearing in Tamil right?
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Madam has worked a lot for Tamil Nadu... and made Tamil Nadu No. 1 in many respects.. So, the people of TN has given some rest.. That's all... Opposition people won't come to the assembly even if they got elected. for that only people gave them some work to do in the five years...
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No such possibility for now. At present all parties with Congress and BJP as their common enemies are talking abt third alliance rather than front. But only if they form the third front with common agenda, policies, etc as Mr. Prakash Karat, General Secretary of CPI(M) has said, will the third front which may be formed can dream of forming a govt. at the centre.
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I do not think that Greg Chappel did anything wrong.  First of all I was surprised at the M.Ps raising India's pathetic perfoprmance in South Africa as an issue and creating lot of furore as if they have no other better work to do.  It is a shame on their part to raise such issues instead of raising the issues concerning the welfare of the people.
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Here is what i found--\n\n"The recent events that took place in Tirumala Tirupathi are disheartening to every Hindu. It is stunning to find that nearly 50 Christian families are settled on Tirumala hill and no less than 20 persons of Christianity are employed in TT devastanam.\n\nThese families conducted Christmas prayers on the Tirumala Hill, which goes to prove the complacency of the TTD Board. These Christian elements are audacious enough to distribute Christian pamphlets to devotees going to Tirupathi Temple. What is the Devastanam's vigilance department doing? Such brazen acts on the part of Christians makes one suspect that these people are willy-nilly supported by the TTD Board.\n\nAdded to this sad state of affairs is the latest move by the authorities recognizing Tirumala as a township with the temple jurisdiction restricted to 27.5 sq.km. This move it is widely believed that this step is meant to make way for construction of Church(es?) on Tirumala hills. Above events lend evidence to this belief. Otherwise what is the reason to reduce the sacred seven hills area of 243 to 27.5 sq. km? They're drastically reducing the jurisdiction of Devastanams. Reducing the Lord Venkateswara's seven hills to two hills is an affront to religious sentiments of Hindus.\n\nThe Vice-Chancellor, Dean and other functionaries of Padmavati University are believing Christians and they are forcing the students to participate in Christian Prayers, taking them to Church in vehicles owned by the University, conducting Christian religious propaganda in SV University Hostels, distributing Christian literature in educational institutions are some of the Christian activities that deeply perturb Hindu community.\n\nThe offerings made by devotees in Lord Balaji's Hundi should be used only for Hindu religion, spiritual activities. With that object in view the Hindu Dharma Prachara Samstha was started in the year 1968. But later in the year 1982 the word Hindu was removed from its name changing it to Dharma Prachara Parishat. The motive behind the change in name is to divert the huge funds offered by the devotees to Lord Sri Venkateswara as token of their religious devotion to populist Government schemes.\n\nAs a part of that move Rs. 500 crores worth of Hundi money is ought to be diverted in the name of "Irrigation Bonds". Going the way Govt. misutilization of public funds. How the religious funds are going to be spent in any one's guess. Thus to divert the money offered by devotees with specific religious motives to non-religious purpose is clear case of subversion of Hindu religion.\n\nTirumala is the most sacred place. To convert it into a tourist, recreational center as the Govt. is planning, is the sure way to ultimately make it in to a pleasure resort. This is reprehensible.\n\nIf the sacred Tirumala Temple Township is degraded in this fashion, where is the place left for Hinduism? What is the fate of Hindu Society?\n\nLet us all wake up before it is too late. Let us resolve to fight out to protect the sanctity and property of sacred TT Kshetram through all possible democratic means. Let us resolve to denote all our mite and might in this regard.\n\nSome Evidence from Telugu News Papers\n\n1. Bus No. AP11 Z 1130 belonging to RTC left Tirumala at 5.30 P.M. on Sunday 9.4.06 for Tirupathi. One Balaraju boarded the bus along with three others. They carried a handbag full of Christian Literature and started distributing the same to the passengers. The passengers objected to the distribution of Christian Pamphlets. Among those who objected was one Mr. Aravind a resident of Parimala Apartments of Kothapet, Hyderabad. (Andhra Jyothi – 10 April, 2006)\n\n2. Christian Propaganda in S.V.University – Students confront the Pastor:\n\nOn 11th April 2006 students belonging to TNSF and ABVP students unions obstructed the Christian carrying on propaganda within University campus. The enraged students vehemently opposed pasto
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Yes. They can. But proper planning and campaigning should be done. Also suitable candidate should be chosen. DMK will use all its power and cadre base to return back power in its once strong hold Chennai.
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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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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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When this Kichadi UPA government is tottering, under the weight of number of parties, how come, a national government, with leaders of opposite views, can be formed and expect it to deliver goods.\n\nThere are no states men, now a days, only politicians, who don't bother about the nation, but about themselves only.\n\nI think, this system will continue, because there is one party for each caste in India.. There are no principles involved, but only selfishness.
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The best way of looking at this problem is a multifaceted one: first of all the dominence of the leftist parties dominated by the unions and secondly the understanding of the voter when he puts his vote - does he actually value that vote - if not why is he allowing governance of this type.\n\nThe other aspect of looking at this problem is that labour laws are shifted more to the employee - which is good I guess if you are the employee - but does make it difficult for the employer/entrepreneur  to sack someone who is a poor worker.\n\nBut Kerala is still definitely not God's forsaken country - its a beautiful land - and it can change with more people realising that change is better than resisting it for the sake of resisting it.\n\nHave a nice day...
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he is a good administrator. don't u agree. \ni will give u the reason\nThe media which is always try to fool the peoples of our country by showing themselves as a minority supporters spoil ed his name in the controversial issues.but it become clear to all after his winning in the assembly election.\nour media should be honest
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Definitely. It remained the policy of Congress (since its birth) to appease minority for vote. This party will always be crying for incidence like post-godhra, vadodara etc. Incidence like elimination of hindus in J&K, Varanasi blast, Delhi, Mumbai, blasts, infiltrations across the border are petty issues for the party as these dont bring profit to their business.
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I'm not sure if its ambitious or not but its an insult to the people of tamil nadu. Thepoliticians think that they can get away by promising freebies instead of any constructive manifestos. No one party has anything concrete in its manifesto about improving the education system or public welfare in general like improving the roads etc.