Tamil Nadu Deputy CM Udhayanidhi Stalin, on behalf of the state's people, expressed anger over the omission of a line from the state anthem in a Doordarshan Chennai event, urging the Union Government to recall Governor RN Ravi.

Chennai: Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin has said that the people of the state are in anger over the distorted rendition of the State anthem, without the reference to the

Doordarshan Chennai apologizes for omitting a line from the Tamil anthem, Tamizh Thaai Valthu, during a recent event. The mistake was attributed to a distraction.

The controversy surrounding the alleged distortion of the Tamil Nadu State anthem at a Doordarshan event has sparked a massive political uproar, with Chief Minister MK Stalin launching a scathing attack on Governor RN Ravi.

A Hindi month celebration at Doordarshan Chennai sparked a political controversy with chief minister MK Stalin criticising the event and later governor RN Ravi.

At a Hindi month event in Chennai attended by governor RN Ravi, the word 'Dravida' was omitted from the 'Tamil Thai Vaazhthu' song, prompting backlash from various political parties. CM Stalin criticized the governor,

A sentence "Thekkanamum adhil sirantha Dravida nal thiru naadum" was missing when the singers sang the anthem at the DD Tamil office in Chennai

A row erupted as celebration of Hindi Month valedictory function were held along with the Golden Jubilee celebrations of Chennai Doordarshan on Friday. It triggered a bitter war of words between Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin and state governor RN Ravi who fired salvos at each other.