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The great Tamil Nadu 'buy' election
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Politicians in Tamil Nadu have been gearing up for the Thirumangalam by-election. The campaigning has been aggressive. And it's not just hot cash that voters are allegedly being offered; it's hot biryani as well. Then there are complaints of shawls, saris, dhotis and even gold coins being showered on voters. |
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Wanni Operation 26/12/2008 - Tamil Nadu Chief Minister warns LTTE supporters
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister warns LTTE supporters
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi has sent out a warning to the supporters of the LTTE, saying that the DMK Government would not hesitate to take action against those who voice support and act in favour of banned organizations.
The Hindu quoted him as saying that the warning is applicable to all. Responding to a question whether the DMK was supporting the LTTE in the Sri Lankan Tamils issue, Mr. Karunanidhi said the objective of his party was to ensure the safety of the Tamils in Sri Lanka. The DMK is not supporting those who support banned organisations in India. The DMK Government will not hesitate to take action against those who voice their support to such organizations. The warning has come at a time Viduthalai Chiruthaikal Katchi, an ally of the DMK, was making preparations for Tamil Eelam recognition conference in Chennai today. |
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T Rajendar tamil nadu support part 1
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Tamil Nadu film industry vows support to Eelam Tamils-Sun TV
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Tamil Nadu film industry vows support to Eezham Tamils
[TamilNet, Monday, 20 October 2008, 11:38 GMT]
Bringing the entire Tamil film industry in Tamil Nadu state of India to a standstill, more than two thousand artists converged at the southern tip of Rameswaram (Raameasvaram), which is situated in the close proximity to the island of Sri Lanka, expressing their support for Eezham Tamils struggle. Actors are also expected to hold a fast on November 01 to express their solidarity with the civilians who suffer due to the military offensive by the Sri Lankan forces.
Veteran film director Bharathirajaa, who led the protest while addressing the artists said while the entire world was set to listen to the voice of the cine artistes of South India, he fervently hoped that their voice would be heard in New Delhi.
Popular poet and lyricist Vairamuthu who addressed the gathering in Rameswaram, pointing at the direction of Mannaar, said Tamils in Sri Lanka were "indigenous people with all the rights to the island." He referred to ancient Tamil literature which spoke of pre-historic and historic Tsunamis.
"On the 22nd of this month, you [India] are going to launch a rocket to the Moon located 3,85,000 km from the Earth. But, why can't you care for Eezham Tamils who are just 16 km away," Mr.Vyramuthu questioned the Indian establishment in New Delhi.
The protest demanded that the Sri Lankan military should be pressurised by New Delhi to halt their military offensives.
Arrangements were hurriedly made Saturday for staging the rally and the Tamil film industry personnel travelled to the pilgrim town of Rameswaram by a special train from Chennai.
Tamil Film Producer's Council, Tamil Film Director's Association, Film Employees Federation of South India and South India Film Artistes Association had backed the campaign.
The move is regarded as a significant step in the public awakening in Tamil Nadu, the most urbanised state with 66 million Tamils after 25 years when cinema industry in Tamil Nadu last converged in support of Eezham Tamils, after the Black July anti-Tamil pogrom in Sri Lanka.
Actor Mansoor Ali Khan referring to the reports of a possible visit by Indian Foreign Minister Pranab Mukherjee to Sri Lanka in the near future said that Mr. Mukherjee need not to travel to Sri Lanka to pass a stern warning to Rajapaksa regime and urged New Delhi to send a Tamil speaking envoy instead.
"All Tamils throughout the globe must unite for the creation of Tamil Eelam," he said.
Director K.S. Ravikumar warned that if the war against Tamils is not brought to an end immediately, it would be the deciding factor of the next parliamentary elections.
Cine actor Livingston staged an emotional prayer service. Prominent personalities including Directors Balachandar, Seran , Parthibhan, Rama Nararayanan, K.S.Ravikumar, President of Tamil Film Producers Union, S.A.Chandrasekar, Amir, T.Rajenthar, President of All India Ilatchiya Diravida Munetra Kazhagam, actors Pandiyarajan, Livingston and presidents of various unions of Tamil Nadu film industry participated in the protest rally and spoke.
Tamil Nadu film actors and actresses will participate in a fasting protest to be held in Chennai on November 1st, the organisors said. |
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Tamil Nadu Support Tamil Eelam ( Burn Hitler Mahinda Effigy )
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Tamil Nadu Support Tamil Eelam
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Temples Of India - Tamil Nadu
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Buy the DVD:http://www.superaudio.in/templesofindiatamilnadudvd-p-3711.html
Temples form the bedrock of Tamil culture. They have so pervasive and powerful an influence on the social, cultural, moral and religious life of the Tamil people, the Avvaiyar, the celebrated poetess, advised children not to live in a place that does not have A temple. After temples began to be built in stone, great heights were scaled in sculpture and architecture. The magnificent gateways of the sprawling Srirangam temple and the Nataraja temple in Chidambaram, the grand edifices of the Thanjavur Brihadeeswarar abd Gangaikondacholapuram temples, the dramatic setting by the sea of the Mamallapuram Shore temple, the hill and temple of Arunacala Shore temple, the hill and temple of Arunachala soaked in the mystique of spirituality and the devotional fervour of the ancient Tiruvottriyur and Mylapore temples create a rare experience for the viewer in this video programme. 'Temples of Tamil Nadu,' not only brings scintillating visuals of great temples to you, but also evokes the peace; calm and spiritual feeling of pilgrim centers, for the search of the meaning of life is the ultimate aim of the temples. In Tamil philosophical lore, the temple is represented as a symbol of the body. 'The heart is the shrine, the mouth the gateway, the senses are the lights, and the soul the abode of God', says the great work Tirumantiram. The visuals, music and succinct text of this brilliant offering lead you from the highs of creativity and devotion to the altar of the peace that surpasses all understanding. |
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Maja Marijana 2008 - Ne Ostavljaj Mi Nadu
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Ako zelite da skinte Majinu novu pesmu Ne Ostavljaj Mi Nadu kliknite na sledeci link: http://tinyurl.com/69r5w7
Za full album kliknite na sledeci link: http://tinyurl.com/57p2pm
1. Zena Zmija
2. Pola Sata
3. Ne Uci Me Ti
4. Rodjena Za Flert
5. Ahilova Peta
6. Kratak Spoj
7. Nije Hitno
8. Ne Ostaljaj Mi Nadu
9. Ljubav i Zlato
10. Smekeru
Ako imate nekih problem sa skidanjem muzike posaljite mi poruku. |
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MAJA MARIJANA 2008 - NE OSTAVLJAJ MI NADU - 08 FolkoTeka.com
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Tamil Nadu CM Karunanidhi Speaks about Tamil Eelam Struggle
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Tamil Nadu Parliament debate. |
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hip hop in tamil nadu D's dance floor madurai
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D's charac dance floor funky hip hop choreography by DHANA..
dancers gopi and mathan... |
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Tamil Nadu Express
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The , fastest non Rajdhani train in India, passing by saying something cute in its own language. The used to do the stretch between Nagpur and Vijayawada (664 km) with just one technical halt at Balharshah.
The train has a 65+ kmph average speed, only seven intermediate halts, and an average 270 km. inter-halt distance, the longest for any non-Rajdhani train in the country. Although this is a marked deterioration from a 73 kmph average speed, only five intermediate halts, and a 370+ km. average inter-halt distance in the 1970s, this has not told upon the status of the train: it still is the fastest non Rajdhani train in India with the longest inter-halt distance.
It also does the Madras-Vijayawada stretch of 431 km non stop. |
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South India - Streets of Tamil Nadu
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A Walk in Cochi, Tamil Nadu. |
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