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'SIR Will Ensure Rights of Genuine Voters'

The New Indian Express Villupuram

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July 21, 2025

Rahul's intention is only to create confusion on every initiative; govt transparent about Operation Sindoor: Minister

Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Science and Technology, MoS in the PMO, and MoS for Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions, Department of Atomic Energy, and Department of Space, Dr. Jitendra Singh, criticised the Opposition for creating confusion over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. In a free-wheeling interview with Rajesh Kumar Thakur, he accused them of misleading the public out of fear of losing ineligible votes. Excerpts:

Opposition is united against SIR being carried out in poll-bound Bihar, accusing your government of using it to drop voters from other parties. What do you have to say?

These are untrue and baseless allegations made by the Opposition out of fear and frustration over losing the support of undeserving voters. The SIR, which is now being carried out successfully in Bihar, is not intended to remove people from voting lists but to ensure that voting rights are upheld for genuine voters. The Opposition currently has no agenda other than opposing initiatives that are in the larger interest of the nation or individual states.

Will voter names' removal under SIR hurt NDA's poll chances in Bihar?

FLERE HISTORIER FRA The New Indian Express Villupuram

The New Indian Express Villupuram

The New Indian Express Villupuram

75,000 personnel to be deployed; DMK, allies cautious about exercise

WITH the announcement to commence Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral rolls in Tamil Nadu ina week’s time, the office of Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) said around 75,000 personnel are likely to be engaged in the massive exercise to be carried out at polling booth level.

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1 mins

October 25, 2025

The New Indian Express Villupuram

The New Indian Express Villupuram

VIJAY TO MEET KIN OF STAMPEDE VICTIMS IN CHENNAI

ACTOR and Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) founder Vijay is set to meet in Chennai the families of those who lost their lives in the Karur stampede on September 27.

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1 mins

October 25, 2025

The New Indian Express Villupuram

Cong slams Centre over official maps of Great Nicobar Island

2021 map no longer shows Galathea Bay

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2 mins

October 25, 2025

The New Indian Express Villupuram

Gold rally lifts forex reserves by $4.5 billion

THE record rally in gold prices, which scaled past $4,300/ounce mark in the reporting week, have lifted the overall forex reserves by $4.5 billion to near the record level it had scaled in September when it was near $705 billion.

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1 min

October 25, 2025

The New Indian Express Villupuram

POWER OF EDUCATION DIPLOMACY

REVERSE SWING

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4 mins

October 25, 2025

The New Indian Express Villupuram

Senapati decked up to greet & honour Muivah

UNC declares Genna for NSCN-IM leader’s visit

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2 mins

October 25, 2025

The New Indian Express Villupuram

DON'T CRITICISE CITIZENS DEMANDING BETTER INFRA

HE acrimonious exchange between Karnataka’s top political and corporate leaders over Bengaluru’s failing infrastructure has only served to highlight the reality that has become the city’s identity—cratered roads, traffic bottlenecks, and garbage piles.

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1 mins

October 25, 2025

The New Indian Express Villupuram

The New Indian Express Villupuram

3 killed as car collides with lorry near Ulundurpet

THREE people, including a woman, were killed after a speeding car rammed into the rear of a tanker lorry near Sembiyan Mahadevi on the Ulundurpet-Salem GST Road in Kallakurichi on Friday.

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1 min

October 25, 2025

The New Indian Express Villupuram

3 central teams to inspect crop damage in TN

FOLLOWING a request from the state government, the union government has constituted three special teams to assess the crop damage caused by the monsoon in the northern and delta districts of the state.

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1 min

October 25, 2025

The New Indian Express Villupuram

'Heat stress played major role in stampede, daytime rallies must be banned'

ENVIRONMENTAL group Poovulagin Nanbargal has urged the state government to ban daytime political rallies between February and October and called on the union government to classify extreme heat as a disaster under the Disaster Management Act.

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1 min

October 25, 2025

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