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We Will Stop Any Anti-People Project By Centre, Says Stalin
The New Indian Express Bengaluru
|January 27, 2025
The Tamil Nadu government will halt any project initiated by the Union government if it harms the people of the state, the state's Chief Minister M K Stalin said during a thanksgiving function organised by Melur villagers.
The event was organised on Sunday to thank the state government for its efforts to get the Union government to annul the auction of the tungsten mining project in Melur taluk. Stalin attended the events held in Arittapatti and Vallalapatti villages in Madurai district.
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