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(Dinakaran is a Tamil newspaper run by the Marans).
Indian Anchorman T. Surendar 2010
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(Dinakaran is a Tamil newspaper run by the Marans).
Indian Anchorman T. Surendar 2010
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Incidentally, two days before the spot-the-heir-apparent survey, 'Dinakaran' had come out with another survey that found Dayanidhi as the best performing Union minister from the state with 64% votes.
The Times of India 2009
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The Sun Network, which owns 'Dinakaran' was unambiguous while identifying the perpetrators of the violence: M K Alagiri's goons.
The Times of India 2009
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On that day, 'Dinakaran' had come out with a survey on who would be the political heir to Karunanidhi.
The Times of India 2009
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And then, first witness who is a sub inspector of a nearby police station, and the second witness who is the deputy news editor of 'Dinakaran' turned hostile.
The Times of India 2009
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He was again in controversy when Tamil daily "Dinakaran", owned by the Maran brothers (Kalanidhi and Dayanidhi) who are grand nephews of Karunanidhi, was attacked allegedly by
rediff.com 2009
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On that day, 'Dinakaran' had come out with a survey on who would be the political heir to Karunanidhi.
The Times of India 2009
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He was again in controversy when Tamil daily "Dinakaran", owned by the Maran brothers (Kalanidhi and Dayanidhi) who are grand nephews of Karunanidhi, was attacked allegedly by
rediff.com 2009
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The Sun Network, which owns 'Dinakaran' was unambiguous while identifying the perpetrators of the violence: M K Alagiri's goons.
The Times of India 2009
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