Thirumavalavan(DPI)  join

hands with Jayalalithaa

DPI Bags 9 seats

Thirumavalavan, the Leader & Founder of Dalit Panther of India today joined AIADMK to face the forthcoming assembly election. It was an unexpected move, since he was very close to Dr. Ramadoss of PMK, who is in DPA - DMK alliance. It was said that DMK didn't afford any seat / rejected his plea in joining the DPA alliance. Also, the DMK President had recently said he had no objection if the PMK chose to give some seats to the DPI from its quota, and it was expected like that.

ADMK made an official announcement about the electoral alliance after DPI General Secretary Thol Thirumavalavan called on ADMK Supremo and Chief Minister J Jayalalitha at her Poes Garden residence this morning, and he was given 9 seats in TamilNadu & Ponicherry.

But DPI, who has less than 1% vote bank in the state, and nearly 10 - 20 % in areas like Chidambaram, Cuddalore, Dharmapuri etc., faced the General Election 2004 with Janata Dal - United. In Chidambaram Parliamentary constituency Thirumavalavan contested in the General Election 2004, and lost. But the best of all is : he is the person, who has got 2.6 Lac votes in 7.4 Lacs votes casted, which is very good, since he opposed both DMK lead DPA alliance & AIADMK alliance & made the BJP candidate to forfeit his deposit.

The DPI had contested on the DMK symbol in the 2001 Assembly election in 8 seats and won just 1. Thirumavalavan, who won on the DMK ticket, quit the alliance and gave up his seat in 2004. This is also being seen as one of the reasons for the DMK to turn the DPI away. But, Thirumavalavan issued several open invitations to the PMK ( Dr Ramadoss), who floated the 'Tamil Protection Movement' jointly with Mr Thirumavalavan to join him in a third front, which Ramadoss didn't accept.

As of now, DPI (Dalit Panther of India) is an unrecognized party in the state. So this is a good chance for DPI / Thirumavalavan to get RECOGNIZED.

 

Dr. Manmohan Singh

Prime Minister of India

Dr. Manmohan Singh was born on 26 September, 1932, in Gah, West Punjab (now in Pakistan) to Mr. Gurmukh Singh and Mrs. Gursharan Kaur

EDUCATION:  
 
He completed his BA (Hons) in Economics from Punjab University, Chandigarh in 1952. He completed his MA (Economics) in the same Punjab University, Chandigarh. In 1954 he received the Wright’s Prize for distinguished performance at St John's College, Cambridge. In 1955 and 1957 he was a Wrenbury scholar at the University of Cambridge. In 1957 completed his DPhil (Oxford), DLitt (Honoris Causa) and PhD thesis on India's export competitiveness. 

Dr. Manmohan Singh, Economic professor by profession, took many titles like Economic Advisor for Ministry of Foreign Trade, Chief Economic Advisor, Director Reserve Bank of India etc. Also he has served in International Monitory Fund (IMF).

As Finance Minister:

Dr. Manmohan Singh ’s interest & primary profession of Economics was a great asset. Dr Manmohan Singh is best known as the "liberator" of Indian economy, and in 1991 - 1996 in Narashima Rao's government, he was made the Finance Minister. When Dr. Manmohan Singh presented his budget in 1991, the country had an unsustainable fiscal deficit of close to 8.5 per cent of the gross domestic product, which is double of what it is currently. In a sentence we can say, India was about to be bankrupt.

Dr. Singh’s meticulous planning made India a great nation and he is rightly called as the Father of India Reforms.

One of the clean Handed politician in India, had lost in 1999, to  VIJAY KUMAR MALHOTRA of BJP, while centesting from South Delhi.

Dr. Manmohan Singh once told an interviewer that he was "very surprised" when he was invited to become the finance minister by PV Narasimha Rao.

After the Congress was voted out of power, Dr.Singh kept a rather low profile, though he was the leader of the opposition in the Rajya Sabha. Always a quiet, unassuming personality, out of the spotlight Singh faded into the background.

As a Union Finance Minister, his liberalisation policy took India on the path of globalisation, which is now continued by P Chidambaram, the Current Finance Minister of India.

 

List of TamilNadu Assembly Constituencies

 1 Parliamentary Constituency constitute, 6 Assembly Constituency(s)

Royapuram	Harbour	Dr. Radhakrishnan Nagar	Park Town
Perambur	Purasawalkam	Egmore	Anna Nagar
Theagaraya Nagar	Thousand Lights	Chepauk	Triplicane
Mylapore	Saidapet	Gummidipundi	Ponneri
Thiruvottiyur	Villivakkam	Alandur	Tambaram
Tirupporur	Chengalpattu	Maduranthakam	Acharapakkam
Uthiramerur	Kancheepuram	Sriperumbudur	Poonamallee
Tiruvallur	Tiruttani	Pallipet	Arkonam
Sholinghur	Ranipet	Arcot	Katpadi
Gudiyatham	Pernambut	Vaniayambadi	Natrampalli
Tiruppattur	Chengam	Thandarambattu	Tiruvannamalai
Kalasapakkam	Polur	Anaicut	Vellore
Arni	Cheyyar	Vandavasi	Peranamallur
Melmalayanur	Gingee	Tindivanam	Vanur
Kandamangalam	Villupuram	Mugaiyur	Thirunavalur
Ulundurpet	Nellikuppam	Cuddalore	Panruti
Kurinjipadi	Bhuvanagiri	Kattumannarkoil	Chidambaram
Vridhachalam	Mangalore	Rishivandiam	Chinnasalem
Sankarapuram	Hosur	Thalli	Kaveripattinam
Krishnagiri	Bargur	Harur	Morappur
Palacode	Dharmapuri	Pennagaram	Mettur
Taramangalam	Omalur	Yercaud	Salem-I
Salem-II	Veerapandi	Panamarathupatty	Attur
Talavasal	Rasipuram	Sendamangalam	Namakkal
Kapilamalai	Tiruchengode	Sankari	Edapadi
Mettupalayam	Avanashi	Thondamuthur	Singanallur
Coimbatore West	Coimbatore East	Perur	Kinathukkadavu
Pollachi	Valparai	Udumalpet	Dharapuram
Vellakoil	Pongalur	Palladam	Tiruppur
Kangayam	Modakurichi	Perundurai	Erode
Bhavani	Andhiyur	Gobichettipalayam	Bhavanisagar
Sathyamangalam	Coonoor	Ootacamund	Gudalur
Palani	Oddanchatram	Periyakulam	Theni
Bodinayakkanur	Cumbum	Andipatti	Sedapatti
Thirumangalam	Usilampatti	Nilakottai	Sholavandan
Tirupparankundram	Madurai West	Madurai Central	Madurai East
Samayanallur	Melur	Natham	Dindigul
Athoor	Vedasandur	Aravakurichi	Karur
Krishnarayapuram	Marungapuri	Kulithalai	Thottiam
Uppiliapuram	Musiri	Lalgudi	Perambalur
Varahur	Ariyalur	Andimadam	Jayankondam
Srirangam	Tiruchirapalli-I	Tiruchirapalli-II	Thiruverambur
Sirkali	Poompuhar	Mayuram	Kuttalam
Nannilam	Tiruvarur	Nagapattinam	Vedaranyam
Tiruthuraipundi	Mannargudi	Pattukkottai	Peravurani
Orathanad	Thiruvonam	Thanjavur	Tiruvaiyaru
Papanasam	Valangiman	Kumbakonam	Thiruvidamarudur
Thirumayam	Kolathur	Pudukkottai	Alangudi
Arantangi	Tiruppattur	Karaikudi	Tiruvadanai
Ilayangudi	Sivaganga	Manamadurai	Paramakudi
Ramanathapuram	Kadaladi	Mudukulathur	Aruppukottai
Sattur	Virudhunagar	Sivakasi	Srivilliputhur
Rajapalayam	Vilathikulam	Pottapidaram	Koilpatti
Sankaranayanarkoil	Vasudevanallur	Kadayanallur	Tenkasi
Alangulam	Tirunelveli	Palayamcottai	Cheranmahadevi
Ambasamudram	Nanguneri	Radhapuram	Sattangulam
Tiruchendur	Srivaikuntam	Tuticorin	Kanniyakumari
Nagercoil	Colachel	Padmanabhapuram	Thiruvattar
Vilavancode	Killiyoor

Update : on May 05th 2007
Election commission planned to remove Padmanabhapuram constituency in Kanyakumari district of TamilNadu.