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Senthil Balaji has been facing probe by the ED in an alleged cash-for-jobs case; Ponmudy has been facing heat from the opposition for recent remarks Tamil Nadu electricity minister Senthil Balaji ...
Tamil Nadu ministers Senthil Balaji and K Ponmudy have resigned from Chief Minister MK Stalin's Cabinet, as confirmed by Raj Bhavan. Governor TN Ravi accepted their resignations amidst legal ...
In Tamil Nadu, two ministers, V Senthil Balaji and K Ponmudy, resigned from the cabinet. Governor R N Ravi accepted their resignations following Chief Minister M K Stalin's recommendation.
Chennai: Tamil Nadu ministers V. Senthil Balaji and K. Ponmudy on Sunday stepped down from their posts paving way for the reshuffle of the Tamil Nadu government headed by Chief Minister M.K. Stalin.
CHENNAI: After the Supreme Court directed Senthil Balaji to decide by Monday whether he wanted to be a minister or get his bail cancelled, DMK sources said the minister for electricity ...
The Governor of Tamil Nadu on Sunday accepted the resignation of Tamil Nadu Ministers V Senthil Balaji and K Ponmudy and also approved allocations of their portfolio to new ministers. Tamil Nadu ...
The Supreme Court has cornered DMK leader V Senthil Balaji, recently reinstated as a minister in Tamil Nadu after securing bail in a cash-for-job scam. The court presented Balaji with a choice ...
CHENNAI: Minister for Electricity, Prohibition, and Excise V. Senthil Balaji and Minister for Forests and Khadi K. Ponmudy have stepped down as ministers. The portfolios previously managed by them ...
These cases are linked to a cash-for-jobs scam involving minister V Senthil Balaji. "The impugned orders, directing clubbing of four separate supplementary chargesheets related to four different ...
Tamil Nadu Ministers V Senthil Balaji and K Ponmudy have stepped down from Chief Minister M.K. Stalin’s cabinet, and their resignations have been accepted by the Governor, the Raj Bhavan ...
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, State Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin and other MLAs observe two minutes of silence for the victims of Pahalgam terrorist attack, at State Legislative ...
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