is mr.m.karunanidhi fit enough to be the chief minister of tamilnadu?
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yes\nhe is fit\nwats wrong with him?
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you can click this link and can find out..\n\nhttp://www.tamilcinema.com/permanent/default.asp
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No body. bcoz AIADMK will not be there after JJ. This is going to happen only bcoz of the manner in whick Jayalalithaa is functioning without developing second rung leaders. Only Sasikala has the power. but she can't be the chief of ADMK.
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Jayalalithaa Jayaram or J. Jayalalithaa (born February 24, 1948, Mysore) is the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, India (since March 2, 2002). She is also the general secretary of All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (a regional party in the state). Currently in her second term, she is popularly called Amma (mother) by her followers.\n\nShe was born in Mysore to actress Sandhya as Komalavalli. Prior to her venture into politics, she had a successful career in the Tamil film industry as an actress. Chinnada Gombe, her first film (in Kannada) was a major hit. Her first Telugu film Manushulu Mamathalu made her a superstar. In 1972, she was honored by the Tamil Nadu government with the award Kalaimamani.\n\n\nEntry into politics\n\nIn 1981, she joined the AIADMK and was nominated to the Rajya Sabha in 1984 marking her entry into the Parliament of India. Her association with politics grew from her relationship with M. G. Ramachandran, movie star and then Chief Minister. On M.G R's death, she was alienated by a faction of the party who chose to support M.G R's wife Janaki Ramachandran. Drawing on her massive popularity and her image as the "wronged woman", in 1989, she was elected to the Tamil Nadu legislative assembly—-incidentally, she became the first woman to be elected Leader of the Opposition. She accused that the then ruling party, the DMK (Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam - Dravidian People's Party), tried to assault her in the assembly, and there, she reportedly took a oath to enter the assembly house only as chief minister. In 1991, following the assassination of Rajiv Gandhi, just days before the elections, her alliance with Indian National Congress paid off as a sympathy wave propelled the coalition to a massive victory. She was re-elected to the legislative assembly and became the first elected woman chief minister of Tamil Nadu (Janaki Ramachandran was the first woman caretaker CM) serving the full tenure (June 24, 1991 - May 12, 1996). However, due to an anti-incumbency wave, and several allegations of corruption and malfeasance against her and her ministers, she lost power to the DMK in 1996, in a landslide defeat. All the ministers in her erstwhile cabinet, including her were defeated in the elections and six of them even lost their deposits, indicating that they did not even secure the minimum numbeer of votes expected of them. She returned to power with a huge majority in the 2001 elections, having mustered a bigger coalition and defying many pre-poll predictions.
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You are right. He was not a strong contender for the post of Prime MInister. He was picked by Sonia as the situation was not favourable for her to take the reins of the country. Once she finds the situation conducive for her of her son Rahul, our PM Manmohan will have to go.
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hi saravana\nu took good decision, \ngood luck
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Kalaignar of DMK has a rich experience, but he does not have firm decision making capacity. Jayalalithaa of AIADMK can provide good government better than DMK if she changes her autocratic functioning.
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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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Can he beat Mr. Clean? Well, he can and he should. Sounds like he is the right personna for the moment in Kerala! So, many big-wigs failed in the UDF and he is instrumental in bringing their downfall. THey did nothing for the good of Kerala
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No , Never, it is impossible, to become PM\n\nThough he developed the railway department, being a railway minister, don't think that he will develop our country, the country will be ruined
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He should be free from the corrupted politicians surroundings him& also should be able to get the moral support from the Political party from which he became the M.P. & Prime Minister. He should not compromise on any matters concerning the  basic needs of people of India
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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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Mr. Mani Shankar Iyer can be the best External Affairs Minister bcoz he is young, dynamic and experience. He also has an excellent communication skills. He also has corruption-free nature.
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Good!! really !!!\n\n well I can use your help!!\n\nwill you help me?\n\nI'm Kamalutheen.A from Tirupur. \n\nPlease  mail me if your interested.
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Dr. Kalaignar M. Karunanidhi, \nChief Minister\n\nProf. K. Anbazhagan, \nMinister for Finance\n\nThiru Arcot N. Veerasamy, \nMinister for Electricity\n\nThiru M.K. Stalin, \nMinister for Rural Development and Local Administration \n\nThiru Ko.Si. Mani, \nMinister for Cooperation\n\nThiru Veerapandi S. Arumugam,\nMinister for Agriculture\n\nThiru Durai Murugan, \nMinister for Public Works\n\nDr.  K. Ponmudi, \nMinister for Higher Education \n\nThiru  K.N. Nehru, \nMinister for Transport\n\nThiru M. R. K. Panneerselvam, \nMinister for Backward Classes \n\nThiru Pongalur N. Palanisamy, \nMinister for Rural Industries \nRural Industries including Cottage Industries and Small Industries.\n\nThiru I. Periasami, \nMinister for Revenue and Law \n\nThiru N. Suresh Rajan, \nMinister for Tourism\n\nThiru Parithi Ilamvazhuthi,\nMinister for Information\n\nThiru A.V. Velu, \nMinister for Food\n\n\nFood, Civil Supplies, Consumer Protection and Price Control.\n\nThiru Suba Thangavelan, \nMinister for Housing and Slum Clearance\n\n\nHousing, Rural Housing, Housing Development, Slum Clearance Board and Accommodation Control.\n\nThiru K.K.S.S.R. Ramachandran, \nMinister for Health\n\n\nHealth, Medical Education and Family Welfare.\n\nThiru T.M. Anbarasan, \nMinister for Labour\n\n\nLabour, Population, Employment and Training, Steel Control and Newsprint Control, Census and Urban and Rural Employment.\n\nThiru K.R. Periakaruppan, \nMinister for Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments\n\n \n\n\nHindu Religious and Charitable Endowments (HR & CE).\n\nThiru N. K. K. P. Raja, \nMinister for Handlooms \n \n\n\nHandlooms and Textiles.\n \n\nThiru Thangam Thennarasu, \nMinister for School Education \n \n\n\nSchool Education and Archaeology\n\nThiru S. N. M. Ubayadullah, \nMinister for Commercial Taxes  \n\n\n\nCommercial Taxes.\n\nThiru T. P. M. Moideen Khan,\nMinister for Environment\n\n\nSports and Youth Welfare, Environment and Pollution Control and Wakfs\n\nThiru N. Selvaraj, \nMinister for Forests\n\n\nForests and Cinchona.\n\nThiru Vellakoil Saminathan, \nMinister for Highways \n\n\nHighways and Ports.\n\nDr. (Tmt.) Poongothai, \nMinister for Social Welfare\n\n\nSocial Welfare including Women's and Children's Welfare, Nutritious Noon Meal, Welfare of the Disabled, Orphanages and Correctional Administration, Integrated Child Development and Beggar Homes.\n\nTmt. Geetha Jeevan, \nMinister for Animal Husbandry  \n\n\nAnimal Husbandry.\n\nTmt. Tamilarasi,  \nMinister for Adi Dravidar Welfare \n\n\nAdi Dravidar Welfare, Hill Tribes and  Bonded Labour\n\nThiru K. P. P. Sami, \nMinister for Fisheries\n\n\nFisheries and Fisheries Development Corporation\n\nThiru U. Mathivanan, \nMinister for Dairy Development \n\n\nMilk and Dairy Development.\n\nThiru K. Ramachandran, \nMinister for Khadi
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if he's good enough, yes