Jayalalithaa Idli

From mass tonsuring to tattoos, late Tamil Nadu chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's supporters are coming up with unique ways to pay homage to the AIADMK chief since her death on December 5.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's 'Amma Canteen' that sells idlis at Re one is here in Delhi, but only for three days.

Providing cheaper food is good politics for any government. And the Mamata Banerjee led West Bengal government has been doing just that by dotting Kolkata with mobile vans that provide fish, chicken, vegetables and fruits at reasonable prices to the consumer.

Her promise to give away free mixer-grinders and televisions to poor families helped power her election as Chief Minister two years ago. With national elections due in the next few months, Jayalalithaa's giving away a whole lot more. Including mineral water that's named after her.

After her one rupee piping hot idli at budget canteens, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa has launched farm fresh vegetable outlets in Chennai to sell vegetable at cheap prices for the poor. 31 outlets have started functioning across Chennai. Officials from the Food and Cooperative Departments say vegetable prices would be cheaper by around 50...

Piping hot Pongal is the latest item for breakfast at Amma Canteens in Tamil Nadu. A plate of this popular cuisine costs just Rs 5. Three months ago Chief Minister Jayalalithaa launched these canteens in Chennai to help the poor get quality nutritious food at subsidised prices. Fluffy idlis cost just Re 1 each; sambar rice Rs 5 and curd rice Rs 3. ...

J Jayalalithaa has delivered a hit with the piping hot, fluffy idlis that her budget canteens or kitchens offer at Re one. The 200 canteens in Chennai have reported the sale of about 2 lakh idlis a day.

From mass tonsuring to tattoos, late Tamil Nadu chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's supporters are coming up with unique ways to pay homage to the AIADMK chief since her death on December 5.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's 'Amma Canteen' that sells idlis at Re one is here in Delhi, but only for three days.

Providing cheaper food is good politics for any government. And the Mamata Banerjee led West Bengal government has been doing just that by dotting Kolkata with mobile vans that provide fish, chicken, vegetables and fruits at reasonable prices to the consumer.

Her promise to give away free mixer-grinders and televisions to poor families helped power her election as Chief Minister two years ago. With national elections due in the next few months, Jayalalithaa's giving away a whole lot more. Including mineral water that's named after her.

After her one rupee piping hot idli at budget canteens, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa has launched farm fresh vegetable outlets in Chennai to sell vegetable at cheap prices for the poor. 31 outlets have started functioning across Chennai. Officials from the Food and Cooperative Departments say vegetable prices would be cheaper by around 50...

Piping hot Pongal is the latest item for breakfast at Amma Canteens in Tamil Nadu. A plate of this popular cuisine costs just Rs 5. Three months ago Chief Minister Jayalalithaa launched these canteens in Chennai to help the poor get quality nutritious food at subsidised prices. Fluffy idlis cost just Re 1 each; sambar rice Rs 5 and curd rice Rs 3. ...

J Jayalalithaa has delivered a hit with the piping hot, fluffy idlis that her budget canteens or kitchens offer at Re one. The 200 canteens in Chennai have reported the sale of about 2 lakh idlis a day.