The logo, released by the office of Chief Minister M K Stalin, which read ‘Ellorkkum Ellaam’ (Everything for Everyone), carried ‘ru’, the first letter of the Tamil word ‘rubaai’ which denotes the ...
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'Intentionally disrespecting national symbol': DMK's Vanathi Srinivasan after TN replaces Rupee symbol in state budget logoMLA Vanathi Srinivasan on Friday criticized the MK Stalin-led Tamil Nadu government for replacing the Rupee symbol, accusing it of intentionally disrespecting the national symbol in a planned manner.
In response, Union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman accused DMK of promoting secessionist sentiments under the pretence of regional pride ...
This year’s Economic Survey highlights this practice by using 'ரூ' for monetary figures in the Tamil version. However, the English version of the survey retains the '₹' symbol. Ahead of ...
Tamil Nadu on Thursday replaced the rupee symbol (Re) in promotional material for the 2025/26 state budget - which will be presented Friday morning - with a Tamil letter (Ru). Posters for last ...
The Tamil Nadu government has replaced the rupee symbol (₹) with the Tamil letters that form the sound “ru” – from “rupai” (rupees in Tamil) – in the logo for the 2025-’26 state ...
The DMK-led Tamil Nadu government has replaced the rupee symbol with a Tamil language symbol representing the same. This development comes ahead of the state budget presentation on Saturday.
Tiruvallur Collector M Prathap on Sunday, April 6, issued an advisory directing shop owners in the district to ensure that ...
The DMK government in Tamil Nadu has sparked controversy by replacing the Indian Rupee symbol with a Tamil letter in the logo for its 2025-26 budget. The move has drawn criticism from the state BJP, ...
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin replaced the rupee symbol with a Tamil script in the state budget amidst a controversy over 'Hindi imposition.' The rupee symbol was originally designed by ...
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