Tamil Nadu Day: Vijay government celebrates November 1; DMK says July 18 is the right date
‘Let us pledge to protect the art and culture of Tamils and make Mother Tamil proud,’ said Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay
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‘Let us pledge to protect the art and culture of Tamils and make Mother Tamil proud,’ said Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay
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