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Temple lands under the scanner in Tamil Nadu: The Meenakshi case, Palani row & Karur controversy

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By Shweta Tripathi
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Temple lands under the scanner in Tamil Nadu: The Meenakshi case, Palani row & Karur controversy

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By Shweta Tripathi
| ThePrint Verified
The Vijay-led TVK government took swift action in the matter of the Meenakshi Temple, and an FIR was registered on 25 July under Sections 420 for cheating and 120B for criminal conspiracy of the Indian Penal Code. The FIR was filed based on a complaint filed by Meenakshi Temple Joint Commissioner and Executive Officer K. Chelladurai. Anti-corruption organisation Arappor Iyakkam also played a role in bringing the matter to light, and filed a complaint.
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The pressure cooker life of a 16-year-old Indian student

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By Vitasta Kaul, Shweta Tripathi, Nootan Sharma Verified
| ThePrint Verified
A game of badminton with her mother for ten minutes, after a gap of nearly a year. An outing with friends about eight months ago. A few episodes of Breaking Bad to unwind. Beyond that, Bengaluru student Tanishka K says she can’t think of anything she did for fun recently. “Each time I put Breaking Bad on, it was for like 10 or 20 minutes. In those 2.5 months, I managed to watch just about two seasons,” she said. The burden of expectations—both hers and her parents’—is impossible to put down.
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