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Tamil Nadu Deposits Rs 67 Crore For Acquisition Of Jayalalitha's Home
The Tamil Nadu government on Saturday deposited Rs 67.9 crore in the city Civil Court for acquiring late Chief Minister J Jayalalitha's Poes Garden residence, Veda Nilayam, on Saturday, as part of its efforts to convert it into a memorial.
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'Betrayal': Dinakaran Slams Late Night Raids At Jayalalithaa's Home
TTV Dinakaran, the party's sidelined number 2 slammed the Tamil Nadu government over raids at former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's Poes Garden residence in Chennai on Friday evening calling the move as "betrayal" and "political vendetta".
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Kerala Mourns Jayalalithaa, Government Offices To Remain Shut For 3 Days
Government offices and educational institutions in Kerala will remain shut today as a mark of respect to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, who passed away after a prolonged illness.
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Karnataka Government Declares A Day Of Mourning Over Jayalalithaa's Death
Karnataka government today declared a day of state mourning as a mark of respect to AIADMK leader J Jayalalithaa, with Chief Minister Siddaramaiah describing her as one of the "tallest personalities" in Tamil Nadu politics whose demise had caused an "irreparable loss."
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Jayalalithaa's Closest Aide Sasikala Natarajan A Powerful Presence After Her Death
J Jayalalithaa's close companion Sasikala Natarajan, always her faithful shadow, remained firmly by her side on Tuesday as lakhs streamed into a public hall in Chennai to pay their last respects to the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu.
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Kerala Declares Holiday To Mourn Jayalalithaa's Demise
The Kerala government declared a holiday on Tuesday to mourn the demise of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa. All government offices and educational institutions will remain closed.
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Tamil Nadu Government Announces 7-Day Mourning Over Jayalalithaa's Death
The Tamil Nadu government tonight announced a seven-day State Mourning from tomorrow in view of the demise of Chief Minister Jayalalithaa.
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Karnataka to Send Over Rs 5 Crore Bill to Tamil Nadu for Jayalalithaa Case
The Karnataka government is sending over a bill of more than Rs. 5.11 crore to neighbour Tamil Nadu soon. This is just the expenses of their law department that has been spent on conducting the trial of Chief Minister, J Jayalalithaa, and three others in a corruption case over the last 12 years.
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AIADMK Dubs Karnataka's Decision to Appeal Against Jayalalithaa's Acquittal as 'Shameful'
Dubbing the Karnataka government's decision to appeal in the Supreme Court against the verdict acquitting Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa in an assets case as "shameful," the ruling AIADMK today asserted that its chief will again prove her innocence.
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Jayalalithaa Takes Charge as Chief Minister, Expected to Launch Chain of Amma Canteens
It is a working Sunday for J Jayalalithaa who took oath as the chief minister of Tamil Nadu for the fifth time yesterday. Ms Jayalalithaa reached the Secretariat a little after 3 pm where government employees welcomed her.
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Tamil Nadu Deposits Rs 67 Crore For Acquisition Of Jayalalitha's Home
The Tamil Nadu government on Saturday deposited Rs 67.9 crore in the city Civil Court for acquiring late Chief Minister J Jayalalitha's Poes Garden residence, Veda Nilayam, on Saturday, as part of its efforts to convert it into a memorial.
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'Betrayal': Dinakaran Slams Late Night Raids At Jayalalithaa's Home
TTV Dinakaran, the party's sidelined number 2 slammed the Tamil Nadu government over raids at former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's Poes Garden residence in Chennai on Friday evening calling the move as "betrayal" and "political vendetta".
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Kerala Mourns Jayalalithaa, Government Offices To Remain Shut For 3 Days
Government offices and educational institutions in Kerala will remain shut today as a mark of respect to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, who passed away after a prolonged illness.
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Karnataka Government Declares A Day Of Mourning Over Jayalalithaa's Death
Karnataka government today declared a day of state mourning as a mark of respect to AIADMK leader J Jayalalithaa, with Chief Minister Siddaramaiah describing her as one of the "tallest personalities" in Tamil Nadu politics whose demise had caused an "irreparable loss."
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Jayalalithaa's Closest Aide Sasikala Natarajan A Powerful Presence After Her Death
J Jayalalithaa's close companion Sasikala Natarajan, always her faithful shadow, remained firmly by her side on Tuesday as lakhs streamed into a public hall in Chennai to pay their last respects to the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu.
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Kerala Declares Holiday To Mourn Jayalalithaa's Demise
The Kerala government declared a holiday on Tuesday to mourn the demise of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa. All government offices and educational institutions will remain closed.
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Tamil Nadu Government Announces 7-Day Mourning Over Jayalalithaa's Death
The Tamil Nadu government tonight announced a seven-day State Mourning from tomorrow in view of the demise of Chief Minister Jayalalithaa.
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Karnataka to Send Over Rs 5 Crore Bill to Tamil Nadu for Jayalalithaa Case
The Karnataka government is sending over a bill of more than Rs. 5.11 crore to neighbour Tamil Nadu soon. This is just the expenses of their law department that has been spent on conducting the trial of Chief Minister, J Jayalalithaa, and three others in a corruption case over the last 12 years.
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AIADMK Dubs Karnataka's Decision to Appeal Against Jayalalithaa's Acquittal as 'Shameful'
Dubbing the Karnataka government's decision to appeal in the Supreme Court against the verdict acquitting Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa in an assets case as "shameful," the ruling AIADMK today asserted that its chief will again prove her innocence.
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Jayalalithaa Takes Charge as Chief Minister, Expected to Launch Chain of Amma Canteens
It is a working Sunday for J Jayalalithaa who took oath as the chief minister of Tamil Nadu for the fifth time yesterday. Ms Jayalalithaa reached the Secretariat a little after 3 pm where government employees welcomed her.
