language politics Replacing rupee symbol in Tamil Nadu Budget shows commitment towards language policy: MK Stalin ‘Those who do not like Tamil made it big news,’ said the chief minister.

MK Stalin explains why he replaced Rupee symbol in Tamil Nadu budget The move has sparked a political row, with Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman calling it a “secessionist sentiment.” ...

A recent political spat over the non-use of the rupee symbol by the Tamil Nadu government was not only tasteless but something that could have been avoided. It turned out to be just a so much ado ...

The designer of the rupee symbol has reacted to the controversy over the Tamil Nadu government replacing the sign with the Tamil letter "Ru" in promotional material for the state budget.

The controversial move by the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister has brought attention to an ironic fact - the now-dropped rupee symbol by the state was designed by a Tamilian man, D Udaya Kumar.

The BJP walked out of the Tamil Nadu state assembly to protest CM MK Stalin's decision to change the rupee symbol in the logo for the Budget 2024-26.

How did the rupee symbol come into existence: Tamil Nadu government replaces national rupee symbol with Tamil script in Budget 2025 amid language controversy.

The rupee symbol was approved by the UPA government in 2010. K Annamalai, BJP's Tamil Nadu chief, lashed out at the DMK-led state government on Thursday.

‘Don’t want to use…’: Stalin govt after row over replacing Rupee symbol in Budget logo Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin earlier released a video which showcased the logo for the Budget ...

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.

The logo carried 'ru', the first letter of the Tamil word 'Rubaai' which denotes the Indian currency in the vernacular language. - DMK vs Centre: Stalin govt replaces Rupee symbol in budget logo ...

The Tamil Nadu government has replaced the rupee symbol ' ₹' with a Tamil sign in the state budget as the language dispute intensifies.