The development comes as a law enforcement agency and a municipality in Canada have also dropped allusions to the swastika as ...
The DMK-led Tamil Nadu government's decision to replace the rupee symbol has sparked criticism from Finance Minister Nirmala ...
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has slammed the DMK government for replacing the ₹ symbol from state's Budget documents saying this is more than mere symbolism.
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India Today on MSNWhy BJP shouldn't have taken DMK's rupee symbol baitAnalysts say the BJP has unwittingly given the DMK an opportunity to play on Tamil sentiment and evoke regional pride in the ...
Sitharaman questioned why the DMK had not opposed the rupee symbol when it was officially adopted in 2010 under the Congress-led UPA government ...
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman slams Tamil Nadu government's decision to replace rupee symbol, calling it a dangerous ...
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's remarks come hours after DMK government reportedly removed the official Rupee symbol ...
Amid an ongoing row, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Thursday hit out at the DMK-led Tamil Nadu government for ...
Sitharaman further said that the rupee symbol '₹' is internationally recognised and plays a key role in promoting India's ...
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India Today on MSNNirmala Sitharaman's 'secessionist sentiment' dig at DMK over rupee symbol moveFinance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman attacked Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin over the official rupee symbol switch in the state Budget document, saying it "promoted secessionist sentiments under ...
Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin defended using the Tamil letter for 'ru' in the 2025-26 budget, citing Nirmala Sitharaman’s past usage. He stressed that the move reflects the state’s commitment to promoting ...
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If DMK opposes ‘₹’ now, why didn’t it protest in 2010 when it was adopted under the Cong-led UPA, with DMK as part of the ruling alliance at the Centre?
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