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'How stupid can you become?': BJP attacks Tamil Nadu govt as it drops rupee symbol from state budget

DNA Thursday, 13 March 2025
Tamil Nadu's MK Stalin government has replaced the Rupee symbol '?' for the Indian currency with the Tamil alphabet 'Ru' in state Budget logo amid the raging language row between the State and the Central government.
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News video: Exclusive: Madhavan Narayanan On Hindi Imposition, Rupee Symbol Row & Tamil Rights Debate

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Madhavan Narayanan shares insights on Hindi imposition, the rupee symbol controversy, and Tamil rights in an exclusive interview. The veteran journalist delves into the political and cultural impact of language policies, the design debate over the rupee symbol, and Tamil Nadu's resistance to Hindi...

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