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Dravidian politics
Hijacking Rajaraja Cholan
The fabricated controversy around Rajaraja Cholan's religion has only served as a catalyst for further Hindu consolidation in Tamil Nadu.
Is the Dravidian despotism ending: The fickle state of polity
The Dravidian parties of Tamil Nadu are well aware that the ground under their feet is slipping and have resorted to contemptible methods to find their footing.
Tamil Nadu is galloping towards Desh Bhakti from Deva (देव) Bhakti, Drawidianism is crumbling
In brief, AIADMK was always seen as a positive force whereas DMK is seen more as a party always brood over negativity, hate politics, anti-God, anti-Hindu, anti-Hindi, anti-Brahmin rhetoric.
Chaotic politico-religious equations and entry of BJP in Tamil Nadu
The genes of hate politics against Brahmins, Hindi and Sanskrit language, North Indians as Aryan race, calling all Tamil people except Tamil Brahmins to be Dravidian has gone so deep in the state.
Why Tamil Nadu needs Hindi
They accept Urdu which is 90% similar to Hindi to please the Muslims but hate Hindi. The Chennai Corporation runs a quite a large number of Urdu Medium primary schools in Muslim dominated areas.
South India and the metamorphosis of identity politics post 2019 elections: Is it time for decentralization?
Why should the decision of the construction of a subway in South India be taken some 1000 miles away in Delhi?
Lemuria Vazgha Vazgha- Lemur battle cry in the war for the glory of Kumari Kandam
Satire: Explaining and exposing the fake Aryan Dravidian theory created by the opportunists.
From the death and decay of congress, DMK has grown and victorious
In order to prevent the congress party moving towards either Kamal Hassan or TTV Dinakaran, Stalin would have proposed the name of Rahul Gandhi as the prime ministerial candidate of the united opposition.
DMK will be knocked out and AIADMK+PMK+BJP will go with the cup
The dream of Stalin to become Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu through the victory of DMK look bleak in future and which may be possible only if many other smaller parties support DMK to form a coalition government in the state.
Martyr Sankaralinga Nadar fought for naming Tamil Nadu not DMK, Amma reinvented his glory
Sivagnanams’s Tamilarasu Kalagam demanded the name change and invoked the contributions of Sankaralinga Nadar when CN Annadurai came to power in 1967 and that is how the name change happened.