Law student Sanjay Senthilnathan, author of 'The Dravidian Phoenix - The Inside Story of Tamil Nadu's Longest-Ruling Party'.
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It is at what is probably pegged its lowest moment in the last five decades that a book on the AIADMK is out now. A teen, 19-year old law student Sanjay Senthilnathan, the author of the book ‘The Dravidian Phoenix - The Inside Story of Tamil Nadu’s Longest-Ruling Party’, says there is no doubt that the party has been a major influence in Tamil NAdu’s politics, and it was this that urged him on to write a book.
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Originally published by The Hindu on Oct 18, 2026
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