The Tamil Nadu government's replacing the rupee symbol with 'Ru,' the first letter of 'Rubaai' that denotes the national currency in the vernacular language, had kicked up a row with the BJP taking ...

Tamil Nadu's MK Stalin government has replaced the Rupee symbol '₹' for the Indian currency with the Tamil alphabet 'Ru' in state Budget logo amid the raging language row between the State and the ...

The logo, released by the office of Chief Minister M K Stalin, which read ‘Ellorkkum Ellaam’ (Everything for Everyone), ...

CHENNAI: The replacing of the Indian rupee symbol with the Tamil letter 'Ru' in the budget presented for 2025-26 was to show ...

The Tamil Nadu government has long been at odds with the Centre over language policies, with repeated accusations that the Union government is attempting to impose Hindi.

The Tamil Nadu government on Thursday sprang a surprise, replacing the Indian Rupee symbol with Tamil letter in the logo released on the eve of the presentation of the <br />State Budget for the year ...

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 ...

on Thursday replaced the Devanagari rupee symbol with a Tamil letter in its logo for the budget 2025-26. The move comes amidst a political firestorm over the issue after the Tamil Nadu government ...

This comes a day after Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin led a state-wide protest against the Union government amid an uproar over the National Education Policy (NEP) Chennai: The Dravida ...

The Tamil Nadu government on Thursday replaced the official rupee symbol of India with the Tamil symbol for rupee as it released a new logo for the State Finance Budget that will be presented on ...

The DMK has argued that the BJP-led Union government wants to 'impose' the north Indian language on Tamil Nadu through the implementation of the 3-language formula in the National Education Policy.

The logo also had the caption ’everything for all,’ indicating at what the ruling DMK claims is its inclusive model of governance ...