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Chennai protest seeking Gyanesh Kumar's resignation

ஞானேஷ் குமார் பதவி விலகக் கோரி சென்னையில் போராட்டம்

INDIA alliance parties and Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam took part in the protest seeking Gyanesh Kumar's resignation, where Minister Rajmohan spoke.

7 articles3 outlets

Oneindia Tamil, BBC

Headline trend · modelled estimateConcluded
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A rule on article timing, not a poll or a result: ongoing = new articles in the last 24 hours; cooling = none for 24 hours; ended = none for 72 hours. Headline volume: 0 new articles in the last 24 hours. Comparison window: the last 24 hours, and 72 hours since the latest article. Last computed 10:14 IST.

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What we know

  • BBC Tamil and Oneindia Tamil reported that INDIA alliance parties held a protest in Chennai seeking Gyanesh Kumar's resignation.
  • Oneindia Tamil reported that Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam took part in the protest for the first time and participated without displaying its flag.
  • Oneindia Tamil reported that Minister Rajmohan did not mention Gyanesh Kumar by name in his speech.

Key facts

First reported
15 October
06:42 IST
Latest report
16 October
15:07 IST
Articles / outlets
7 / 3
none in 24h
Span
32 hours

7 articles = every report we hold on this story. 5 headlines = the same reports with repeated headlines merged (an outlet re-publishing, or several outlets carrying one headline within 6 hours); the timeline and the people box count headlines.

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Articles per day

No new articles in the last 24 hours

Articles per day
15 October6
16 October1
17 October0
18 October0
19 October0
20 October0
21 October0
22 October0
23 October0
24 October (partial)0

Top outlets

  • Oneindia Tamil4
  • BBC2
  • News18 Tamil1

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How it developed

5 headlines, newest first, by day (IST).

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